AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBorder Travel: British Columbia’s move to year-round daylight time is prompting adjusted hours at nine crossings with Washington. Smaller crossings will shift their opening and closing times by an hour when the U.S. changes clocks on Nov. 1; check hours before heading north. Olympic Peninsula Roads: Overnight closures at the Hoh River Bridge are scheduled for Oct. 13–18 as crews remove repair scaffolding. Expect long detours overnight; the bridge is due to reopen each morning at 5:30 a.m. Getting to the Game: Sounder trains will run for Sunday’s Seahawks–49ers game, offering fans a rail option to Lumen Field. Fall Colors: The Methow Valley’s larch season is drawing visitors and a welcome tourism boost, though the popular foliage outings come with a catch: busy roads and trails. Quinault Access: The South Shore Road has reopened, restoring access to the area after its closure. Beach Trips: Razor clam digs on Washington beaches have been postponed because of marine toxins; check for updates before making plans.
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