Gig Harbour

In Puget Sound inverse Tacoma, the town of Gig Harbor is a prevalent visitor home base, with a notable waterfront sprinkled with shops, displays, and eateries. You achieve the group by intersection the twin Tacoma Narrows suspension spans, which supplanted the notorious "Running Gertie" connect that crumbled in 1940. Gig Harbor is one of a few urban areas and towns that claim to be "the portal to the Olympic Peninsula". Because of its nearby access to a few state and city parks, and memorable waterfront that incorporates boutiques and fine feasting, it has turned into a well known visitor goal.