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Review & FAQ:

  • What is Olympic National Park?
    • Olympic National Park is one of the Pacific Northwest's most beautiful national parks, spanning more than a million acres along Washington State's Olympic Peninsula.
  • When was Olympic National Park established?
    • The park was originally declared as a national monument in 1909 and is now preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to more than 70 miles of rugged, picturesque wilderness coastline.
  • What types of landscapes can visitors explore?
    • Visitors can explore beautiful areas of temperate rainforests, dry forests, and alpine regions, all of which offer excellent day-hiking experiences for experienced nature hikers.
  • What are some popular hiking trails in the park?
    • Beach backpacking trails include the popular nine-mile Ozette Loop trail.
  • What facilities and visitor centers are available?
    • Three visitor centers within the park offer exhibits on the region's ecology and serve as trailheads for interpretive trails.
  • What ranger-led programs are available?
    • Ranger-led programming throughout the year includes wildlife watching trips and night sky programming.

Address: 3002 Mt Angeles Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362, Phone: 360-565-3130

Olympic National Park
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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