Olympic National Park contains 3 different ecosystems including a rainforest. Head to the Quinault Rainforest (1 of only 3 in the western hemisphere) to see the largest Sitka Spruce tree in the world. Read more

There are TWO cancellation stamps @ the Port Angeles Visitor Center . One is in plain view , the other is "hidden". You must ask for the hidden stamp at the desk where backpackers sign up for permits.

The sights are to die for. Well maintained roads and trails . Once you experience it, you'll never want to go home.

Photography challenge! Check out these Documerica photos from 40 years ago. Take a photo of Olympic National Park today and submit it to our State of the Environment Photo Project. Read more

Even if you don't hike , at least visit Hurricane Ridge . When you reach the top, it is then that there is no denying that there is a God. Beautiful.

Even on short hikes , be prepared for changeable weather. Carry food, water, raingear, extra layers of clothing and this FREE Red Cross emergency app. Read more

There are so many beautiful outlooks here. Check out Hurricane Ridge .

Get the table by the front window for some of the best people watching in the city !!

Rugged coast, glacier-capped mountains , and temperate—and largely roadless—rain forests . Read more

Go early and catch the sun hitting the ridge before the clouds roll in for the day.

Nice visitor center with activities for the kids.

Amazing forest ! I could stay there forever.

The waterfalls are beautiful - worth walking to :)

Beautiful! It is a must see!

Hurricane ridge is the best view

Go to Olympic National Park & check out Hurricane Ridge for skiing & snowshoeing in Winter; hiking in Summer.

At the top of the Hurricane Hill hike , check out the thicket. It's full of deer!

before hiking into the many parts of the olympic national park - stop by the main visitors center here in Port Angeles for great tips

Dance with some deer!