Best of Olympic National Park
Sightseeing
52 mins away | 32.6 miles from us — Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center has breathtaking views of mountains as soon as you leave your car. It’s a great jumping point for hiking, skiing, and snowboarding. Check out the Hurricane Hill trail (3.4 mi / Moderate / Est. 1hr) for spectacular 360° views.
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Centro de Visitantes de Hurricane Ridge
3002 Mt Angeles Rd52 mins away | 32.6 miles from us — Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center has breathtaking views of mountains as soon as you leave your car. It’s a great jumping point for hiking, skiing, and snowboarding. Check out the Hurricane Hill trail (3.4 mi / Moderate / Est. 1hr) for spectacular 360° views.
1 hr 43 mins away | 75.3 miles — The Hoh Rainforest, pronounced "Hoe" is one of four rainforests on the Olympic Peninsula. However, it is the only one that has been awarded the distinction of being a World Heritage Site and a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. Experience the Hall of Mosses Trail (0.8 miles/ 1.2 km / easy / est. 26 mins) that takes you through a old growth forest and features a grove of maple trees draped with abundant club moss.
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Hoh Rainforest Olympic Nat’l Park
5629-4911 Upper Hoh Rd1 hr 43 mins away | 75.3 miles — The Hoh Rainforest, pronounced "Hoe" is one of four rainforests on the Olympic Peninsula. However, it is the only one that has been awarded the distinction of being a World Heritage Site and a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. Experience the Hall of Mosses Trail (0.8 miles/ 1.2 km / easy / est. 26 mins) that takes you through a old growth forest and features a grove of maple trees draped with abundant club moss.
1 hr 43 mins away | 75.3 miles — The olympic coast features striking sunset views and amazing sights of the pristine beaches with rugged sea stacks. Marine wildlife spotting is common too and the tidepools are not to be missed at Kalaloch and Ruby Beach.
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Playa Ruby
1 hr 43 mins away | 75.3 miles — The olympic coast features striking sunset views and amazing sights of the pristine beaches with rugged sea stacks. Marine wildlife spotting is common too and the tidepools are not to be missed at Kalaloch and Ruby Beach.
15 minutes away | 9.5 Miles — Lake Crescent, a cold, clear, glacially-carved lake, owes its existence to ice. Its azure depths, which plummet to 624 feet, were gouged by huge ice sheets thousands of years ago. As the ice retreated, it left behind a steep valley that filled with the clear blue waters of Lake Crescent. This is a picturesque spot for a picnic! Visit Marymere Falls nearby by hiking an old growth forest (1.7 miles RT / Easy / Est. 53 mins). Or climb up Mount Storm King, a difficult-rated hike (5.3 mi RT / Hard / Est. 2.5hr) but worth it to experience stunning mountain-top views.
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Lake Crescent
15 minutes away | 9.5 Miles — Lake Crescent, a cold, clear, glacially-carved lake, owes its existence to ice. Its azure depths, which plummet to 624 feet, were gouged by huge ice sheets thousands of years ago. As the ice retreated, it left behind a steep valley that filled with the clear blue waters of Lake Crescent. This is a picturesque spot for a picnic! Visit Marymere Falls nearby by hiking an old growth forest (1.7 miles RT / Easy / Est. 53 mins). Or climb up Mount Storm King, a difficult-rated hike (5.3 mi RT / Hard / Est. 2.5hr) but worth it to experience stunning mountain-top views.
45 mins away | 28.8 miles — Take a easy stroll to Sol Duc Falls (1.6-miles / easy / est. 40 mins), considered the top waterfall in Olympic National Park. Then visit the resort for a soak at the mineral pool and finish the day with a restaurant meal. The hot springs aren’t rugged, wild or in nature but expect a large swimming pool that could be crowded at times.
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Cascadas de Sol Duc
45 mins away | 28.8 miles — Take a easy stroll to Sol Duc Falls (1.6-miles / easy / est. 40 mins), considered the top waterfall in Olympic National Park. Then visit the resort for a soak at the mineral pool and finish the day with a restaurant meal. The hot springs aren’t rugged, wild or in nature but expect a large swimming pool that could be crowded at times.