As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Hoh Rainforest’s magical landscape of moss-draped trees and primeval ferns is a must-see on any Olympic National Park itinerary. These three Hoh Rainforest hikes offer the perfect way to immerse yourself in the wild and otherworldly beauty of one of Washington’s most famous natural wonders.
From dramatic mountainscapes to lush rainforests, the three Washington national parks showcase some of the most diverse and epic scenery on the planet. Whether you’re visiting Olympic, Mount Rainier, or the North Cascades, this guide covers everything you need to know about exploring these Pacific Northwest treasures.
The Hall of Mosses Trail is arguably the most iconic hike in Olympic National Park, leading you through a fairytale landscape of verdant moss and primeval ferns. This easy, accessible loop in the Hoh Rainforest offers hikers of all skill levels a chance to experience one of the lushest forests on Earth.
With its dramatic sea stacks and otherworldly sunsets, Shi Shi Beach is one of the most stunning locations in Olympic National Park. To make your trip as epic as possible, here is everything you need to know about camping at Shi Shi Beach, from required permits to the best spots to pitch your tent.
With its old-growth rainforests and towering mountains draped in waterfalls, the Enchanted Valley in Olympic National Park is an undeniably jaw-dropping destination. Before you lace up your boots, this guide covers everything you need to know about backpacking permits, bear safety, and the iconic chalet waiting at the end of the trail.
Few road trips are as iconic as the Olympic Peninsula Loop, a 350-mile journey that winds past rugged mountains, dramatic beaches, and lush rainforests in Washington state. This guide highlights 15 essential stops to help you discover the most incredible gems along this ultimate road trip through Olympic National Park.
Unlike Washington’s other national parks that become buried in snow, Olympic National Park in winter offers accessible adventures through temperate rainforests and along rugged coastlines. Whether you want to explore misty beaches or find fresh powder in the mountains, these six incredible activities are perfect for your cold weather getaway.
Olympic National Park offers over 600 miles of trails through lush rainforests and snow-capped mountains, making it difficult to choose the perfect trek. Luckily, I’ve spent years exploring the area to narrow down the 8 best hikes in Olympic National Park that you absolutely cannot miss.
Olympic National Park has some of the most dramatic beaches in Washington state, with sea stacks, epic tidepools, and lush rainforests. To help you plan your next Washington adventure, here are 10 epic beaches in Olympic National Park you need to add to your bucket list.
No trip to Olympic National Park is complete without visiting the Tree of Life in Washington, a mysterious marvel clinging to a coastal cliff by just a few exposed roots. Here is everything you need to know about visiting this incredibly unique and fragile landmark.
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