Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park is a place of extraordinary diversity, where rugged mountains, lush forests, and wild coastlines come together in one spectacular landscape. Recognized as both a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site, the park offers an unparalleled variety of ecosystems to explore, from glacier-capped peaks to temperate rainforests and tide-pool-rich beaches.

On a Wilderness Inquiry trip, you’ll hike the longest stretch of protected coastal wilderness in the lower 48 states, exploring tidal pools, scenic beaches, and fascinating sea life. Inland, you’ll wander through old-growth forests of Sitka spruce, cedar, and hemlock, where mosses and ferns carpet the ground and wildlife thrives. Elk, black-tailed deer, and even the rare Olympic marmot call this magical landscape home.

No visit would be complete without a trek up Hurricane Ridge, where sweeping views of Mount Olympus and its glistening glaciers await. Each day offers a new adventure and breathtaking scenery, with comfortable lodge accommodations to relax in at night. With its blend of wild beauty and welcoming hospitality, Olympic National Park is the perfect destination for those seeking both adventure and wonder.