. If you love the outdoors, Olympic National Park is a dream destination with three different ecosystems to explore: The National Park Service is also a good resource for information on camping, day hiking, backpacking, climbing and paddling in the park.
#16 of 291 National Parks in United States. Situated on the Olympic Peninsula, this park ranges from Pacific shoreline with tide pools to temperate rainforests to Mount Olympus. The glaciated Olympic Mountains overlook the Hoh Rain Forest and Quinault Rain Forest, the wettest area
You haven't really seen wilderness until you've experienced the trails in Olympic National Park. In a word, the hiking here is phenomenal. In a few words, it's quite possibly the best you can find anywhere else on the planet. From impossibly verdant rainforests to rugged and wild coastlines, to the waterfalls and glacial-fed
9 Sep 2016 Pets are not allowed on park trails or beaches -- except for the following areas where leashed (up to six feet in length) pets are permitted: Spruce Railroad Trail (Olympic Discovery Trail); Rialto Beach one-half mile north to Ellen Creek; All Kalaloch beaches (from Ruby Beach south to South Beach)
Hiking Olympic National Park: A Guide to the Park's Greatest Hiking Adventures (Regional Hiking Series) [Erik Molvar] on Amazon.com. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. This updated edition of Hiking Olympic National Park features 66 of the finest trails in and around the park plus 40 additional trail recommendations
Hike the Great Outdoors. Hiking is a natural way to explore the Olympic Peninsula. Short or long, leisurely or invigorating, you'll find a great variety of hikes here. For the latest information about hiking in the Olympic National Park, along with updated maps, visit the National Park Service website. Bring your dog along!
14 Nov 2017 The hike up Hurricane Hill is one of the most popular trails in Olympic National Park, but don't let that dissuade you. The views are truly majestic, encompassing the Olympic Mountains, Elwha River Valley and across the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Summer wildflower blooms and wandering mountain goats are
There's no better way to experience Olympic National Park than on an Olympic backpacking adventure! Escape the crowds and highways and venture into a pristine and stunningly scenic landscape with rainforests, waterfalls, wildflower-laden meadows, picturesque rivers and lakes, and abundant wildlife! Join our expert
11 Jun 2014 For most, the start of the summer weather indicated a return to hiking, to exploring and experiencing nature. No place in America is this more apparent than the saturated trails around Olympic National Park. The Olympic National Park receives more rain than most people can fathom. Over 10 feet of rain

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