Rudy Beach and Beach 4 offer tide pool ... to 7,980 feet and is the tallest point in the Olympic National Park. Part of the Olympic Mountain Range, it’s home to 266 glaciers.

Olympic National Park's nearly 1 million acres ... ancient glaciers. "You've got mountains, glaciers, waterfalls, lakes, ocean beaches and rainforests — all within the boundaries of one national ...

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is often thought of as three parks in one with its lush rainforests, towering mountain peaks ...

“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 ...

National parks on their face are often kid friendly, but there are some special spots that seem to be designed with kids in ...

In the many varied and wild lands of the Pacific Northwest, there is perhaps no place more varied and wild than Olympic National Park. From the peaks of the Olympic Mountains, through the lush ...

Technically, this side of the lake isn’t even the park – it’s part of the Olympic National Forest ... located on a bluff above the ocean. The beach here is sandy, wide and sometimes perilous ...

So are mountain lions ... a sign announces the entrance to Olympic National Park, and switchbacks lead down to the beach. Most visitors hike an extra 2 miles to Point of Arches, a headland ...

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK – Olympic National Park has closed all National Park Service-managed beaches and coastal areas on the Olympic Peninsula to park visitors to slow the spread of COVID-19. The ...

Make sure you also have food contained properly. Animals in Olympic National Park include mountain goats, some of which have become accustomed to people and can get aggressive. If a goat ...

Olympic National Park encompasses some of the most diverse ... islands rise from the sea just off the beach, and mountains frame the horizon. Yes, it’s crowded, but it’s worth it.