Discover Olympic's Diverse Wilderness

With its incredible range of precipitation and elevation, diversity is the hallmark of Olympic National Park. Encompassing nearly a million acres, the park protects a vast wilderness, thousands of years of human history, and several distinctly different ecosystems, including glacier-capped mountains, old-growth temperate rain forests, and over 70 miles of wild coastline. Come explore!

Sunset at Toleak Beach
Tidal Safety Page

Is your beach route currently under water? Timing and planning are key for coastal trips. Check out our Tides & Safety page to learn more.

A dirt road along a mountainside.
Is That Road Open?

Check the status of any road in the park

A man in a wheelchair and woman walking on a paved trail on a hillside.
Accessibility

Detailed trail descriptions, information on service animals and ASL interpreters, getting an Access Pass, and more!

A credit card-shaped plastic pass with mountains on it and "America the Beautiful, Annual pass"
Fees and Passes

Learn more about entrance fees, America the Beautiful passes, and how you can buy a pass online.

Bow of a kayak on a lake.
Boating

Boat safe, and keep invasive species out with new boat cleaning stations at lake boat launches!

Mountain panorama under sunny skies, and a foreground hillside with patchy snow.
Webcams

Webcams are a great way to see current conditions.

Ranger leading a walk and talk at Hurricane Ridge.
Ranger Led Programs

Explore Olympic's diverse ecosystems and history with a ranger during scheduled programs.

A painting of a massive mountain glacier, its meltwaters feeding into a river that flows to the sea.
Artists Give Glaciers a Voice

Terminus is a virtual volunteer art exhibit dedicated to the glaciers of Olympic National Park.

Mountains and yellow flowers.
Backpacking in Wilderness

Check out our Wilderness Trip Planner, watch a video about backpacking in Olympic National Park, and get ready to walk on the wild side!

A black and white border collie posts with a park ranger flat hat.
Bringing Pets to Olympic National Park

Before you bring your pet, read through our BARK rules and learn how to become a BARK ranger!

Fog gathers around a clump of trees during sunset.
Current Conditions

Check out the current conditions throughout Olympic, including road and campground closures.

Last updated: October 15, 2024

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

600 E. Park Avenue
Port Angeles, WA 98362

Phone:

360 565-3130

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