We will begin our journey by meeting up at historic Fort Worden in Port Townsend.  For our history buffs, Port Townsend was named by George Vancouver in 1792, and was the first township on the Olympic Peninsula and remains today as the only incorporated city in Jefferson County.   For those interested in period architecture, many of the original Victorian era buildings still remain and will be visible during our drive.  If there is interest, we can also stop for a walk in downtown Port Townsend.

For our movie buffs, Fort Worden was the location for the filming of the 1980's blockbuster and award winning "An Officer and a Gentleman".  There will be plenty of time for photo ops and possibly a tour of the museum and the Battery's at the Fort if the weather is good and if there is interest.  

From here, how about a tasting at Port Townsend Vineyard's, a short drive away, and finally concluding our visit with a meal at Doc's Marina Grill with a view of Naval Magazine Indian Island. 

If there is a desire to explore the battery's on foot, and the surrounding park , a Discover Pass will be required ($10 per vehicle).

As there is no charge for this event, all costs for food, beverages, etc are the responsibility of the participants.

This event is open to Plaid and Performance members first. It will be open to Chill members 2 weeks prior to the event for a nominal fee.

Superchargers are available in Sequim and Poulsbo