From ethereal forests to rugged coastlines, Olympic National Park is more beautiful than you can imagine.

Thinking about heading to Olympic National Park in spring? You’ve come to the right place as we discuss the weather, what attractions to see, wildlife, where to stay, and more!

Overview of Olympic National Park If you’re eyeing a day trip from Seattle and crave a mix of ocean views, lush rainforests, and dramatic mountain vistas, Olympic National Park is a dazzling choice.

One of the most primeval parts of the lower 48 states, Olympic National Park covers nearly 1 million acres of the eponymous peninsula in Washington State—95 percent of which is designated ...

“You can hike for a full week through Olympic National Park, into the backcountry and out. You can drive up to Hurricane Ridge and view this sea of mountain tops.” ...

What You Need to Know Before Traveling to Olympic National Park You can drive around the park but not through it Unlike many national parks, Olympic contains no through roads. Ninety-five percent ...

Olympic National Park is one of the Northwest's best, but it can be hard to decide where to go in the massive park.

Olympic is home to four separate rain forests, 73 miles of rugged Pacific coastline and the Olympic Mountain range, with peaks up to 8,000 feet high. It has gorgeous waterfalls, undeveloped ...

A visit to Olympic National Park means getting to enjoy trails to scenic lakes, walks through subalpine forests, and camping near wildflower meadows.

The gateway town of Forks is finally getting funding to repair access to Olympic National Park's Hoh Rain Forest.

“You can hike for a full week through Olympic National Park, into the backcountry and out. You can drive up to Hurricane Ridge and view this sea of mountain tops.” Whatever visitors choose to do, she ...