Condé Nast TravelerDec 7, 2025
How to Plan a "Twilight"-Themed Trip to Washington State
From Forks to Port Angeles, you can trace Bella Swan's footsteps through the Pacific Northwest.
Fun place to see, though not used in films
22 things in this story
- Olympic PeninsulaNeighborhoodLocation of Forks, Washington
- Cullen HouseHotelFictional location, film shot in Oregon
- La PushNeighborhoodLocation of First Beach and Treaty Line sign
- Bella Swan's houseHotelCan book a stay at this fictional location
- "Welcome to Forks" signSightSeen at the beginning of the first film
- Forks Chamber of CommercePlaceFunctions as the visitor center
- Bella's red truckSightCan pose with book-accurate and film-accurate versions
- Forks High SchoolSightFun place to see, though not used in films
- Kalama High SchoolSightFaçade used for the school in the films
- Forks Community HospitalSightWhere Dr. Carlisle Cullen worked
- Dr. Carlisle Cullen's parking spotSightFeatures a sign saying 'Reserved Parking'
- Rainforest Arts CenterMuseumHouses the Forever Twilight in Forks exhibit
- Highway 101PlaceLocation of the "Welcome to Forks" sign
- Forever Twilight in Forks exhibitMuseumCollection of Twilight paraphernalia, free to public
- ChuckesmeeSightOriginal animatronic doll created for the films
- Treaty Line sign on Highway 110SightRepresents the spot where Forks becomes La Push
- Miller Tree InnHotelAffectionately known as 'The Cullen House'
- First Beach, La PushSightFrequently mentioned in the books
- Bella ItaliaRestaurantItalian restaurant in Port Angeles
- Hoh Rainforest, Olympic National ParkSightLush, mossy expanse inspiring Pacific Northwest atmosphere
- Rialto BeachSightQuick stop on a Hoh Rainforest guided tour
- Cape Horn Trail, WashougalTrailLocation behind the famous tree-climbing scene