NatureOlympic National Park encompasses three distinctly different ecosystems:glacier-capped mountains, Pacific coast, and temperate rain forests. 
Science and ResearchPark scientists work with academic partners, as well as federal, state, and tribal agencies to study and monitor park resources. 
Elwha River RestorationDiscover the history and science of the largest dam removal in U.S. history. 
History and CultureInterwoven throughout the park's outstanding and diverse landscape: an array of cultural and historic sites representing over 12,000 years. 
EducationOlympic offers a wealth of educational and learning opportunities for teachers, parents, scout and youth leaders. 
Kids and YouthTake a virtual tour of the park, make your own salmon hat, learn about how to volunteer or become a Jr. Ranger. 
NewsStay connected to current events at Olympic. Browse news releases and get a copy of the park newspaper. 
ManagementLearn about the work that happens behind-the scenes, the laws and policies that guide park management, and park statistics. 
Photos and MultimediaExperience Olympic virtually. Browse photo albums, check our webcams, watch videos and learn about the science happening behind the scenes. |
Last updated: November 30, 2016