Welcome to Olympic National Park! At Olympic, forest, coastal, and mountain ecosystems combine to create a spectacular wilderness park. Designated as both a World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations, the park serves as a living laboratory for scientists and students, as well as an incredible natural playground for visitors. Millions of people visit Olympic each year to experience its beauty, diversity, and many opportunities for adventure, exploration, and recreation. Come explore, whether for a few hours or a lifetime. Your trip planning starts here!
.Tips for a Great Visit
![]() Hours and SeasonsCheck out the operating hours and seasons within Olympic National Park. ![]() Things to DoFishing, camping, hiking are just but a few of the many things to do in Olympic National Park. ![]() Places to GoOlympic has a little bit of everything - high mountain peaks, broad sandy beaches, lush rain forests, and so much more. ![]() LodgingThere are many lodges throughout the park to choose from. ![]() BackpackingWith almost a million acres of wilderness, Olympic offers many backpacking options. ![]() CampingTent and RV camping options. ![]() Fees and PassesFees and Passes ![]() Wilderness Trip PlanningPlan your back country wilderness trip here, to include places to go, rules and regulations and safety. ![]() Wilderness Permits and ReservationsThe Wilderness Information Center is located in the Olympic National Park main Visitor Center in Port Angeles. ![]() Visiting in WinterHurricane Ridge has many options for winter activities. ![]() Current ConditionsCheck out the current conditions throughout Olympic. ![]() WebcamsHurricane Ridge is just one place to view live webcams. ![]() Brochures and PublicationsBrochures and publications provide invaluable information of areas throughout Olympic National Park. ![]() Contact UsContact information, to include how to get here. ![]() MapsMaps to help you find your way and plan your trip to Olympic. |
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Last updated: February 1, 2022