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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. The park, which was originally declared as a national monument in 1909, is preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site today, home to more than 70 miles of rugged, picturesque wilderness coastline. Visitors can explore beautiful areas of temperate rainforests, dry forests, and alpine regions, which all offer excellent day-hiking experiences for experienced nature hikers. Beach backpacking trails include the popular nine-mile Ozette Loop trail. Three visitor centers within the park offer exhibits on the region's ecology and serve as trailheads for interpretive trails. 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

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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