Tour Stops

Olympic National Park Visitor Center

Located in Port Angeles, the Olympic National Park Visitor Center features park information, a NPS gift/book shop, park film and exhibits about Olympic's natural and...

Hurricane Ridge

Hurricane Ridge features spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and is one of the most popular destinations at the park. Gaze at majestic snow-capped peaks,...

Madison Falls

Madison Falls is a lovely 45-foot cascade. This hidden gem is only a short distance from the highway and a short walk from the parking...

Lake Crescent

Lake Crescent is Washington's second deepest lake and one of the most pristine. Because the water is so clear, you can see as far down...

Marymere Falls

The trailhead for the popular Marymere Falls hike is located near the shore of Lake Crescent. Less than two miles roundtrip, this moderately-easy trail meanders...

Salmon Cascades

The Sol Duc River is a busy highway for different fish species including Chinook, coho and sockeye salmon as well as steelhead trout. The lookout...

Sol Duc Falls

Sol Duc Falls is one of the most popular and picturesque waterfalls in Olympic National Park! The moderately easy 1.6-mile trail begins at the end...

La Push Second Beach

Second Beach at La Push features tide pools, dramatic sea stacks and a flat, sandy beach. The 2-mile round-trip trail to this stunning coastal beach...

Rialto Beach / Hole in the Wall

Rialto Beach offers easy access, parking and vault toilets. With stunning views of James Island, Rialto's rugged shoreline is known for its giant piles of...

Forks

Welcome to Forks, Washington--the Rainiest Town in the Contiguous United States! Every year, Forks gets about 10 feet or 120 inches of rain, so its...

Hoh Rain Forest and Hikes

From ancient trees draped with moss to thick carpets of fern that blanket the ground, the Hoh Rain Forest is simply magical. Here in this primeval...

Ruby Beach

Ruby Beach features a spectacular shoreline complete with dramatic sea stacks, tidepools, piles of driftwood logs, a pretty creek and a large, pebbly beach. This popular...

Kalaloch Beach 4

If you're looking for a less-crowded beach with amazing tidepools and a large sandy shore, then Kalaloch Beach 4 is for you! There is a short,...

Tree of Life

The Kalaloch Tree of Life is another iconic symbol of the Olympic coast. Stretched precariously between two cliffs, this unusual Sitka spruce looks like it's...

Lake Quinault Lodge

The historic Lake Quinault Lodge is beautifully situated on the south shore of Lake Quinault. Enjoy a meal in the famous Roosevelt Dining Room overlooking...