Olympic National Park

Established in 1938, Olympic National Park protects 922,650 acres of wilderness encompassing three distinct ecosystems. The park features glacier-capped mountains, 73 miles of wild Pacific coast, and some of the largest remaining stands of old-growth temperate rainforest in North America.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park's isolation has created unique wildlife habitats and endemic species. From the dramatic Olympic Mountains to the lush Hoh Rain Forest to rugged Pacific beaches, Olympic offers unparalleled diversity of landscapes and experiences.