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Olympic National Park

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Olympic National Park
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Places in Olympic

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Crescent Lake, Olympic National ParkCrescent LakeTurquoise, glassy lake ringed by steep forested mountainsTrailhead · RestroomHoh Rain Forest, Olympic National ParkHoh Rain ForestMoss-draped rainforest with easy loops and elk along a glacier riverTrailhead · ParkingHurricane Ridge, Olympic National ParkHurricane RidgeWind-whipped alpine ridge with huge Olympic Mountain viewsTrailhead · RestroomHall of Mosses, Olympic National ParkHall of MossesA moss-draped rainforest loop that feels like a fairy taleTrailhead · RestroomHurricane Hill, Olympic National ParkHurricane HillShort paved climb to sweeping Olympics and Strait viewsTrailhead · ParkingRialto Beach, Olympic National ParkRialto BeachWild, drive-up Pacific coast with sea stacks and Hole-in-the-WallTrailhead · RestroomRuby Beach, Olympic National ParkRuby BeachSea stacks, tide pools, and moody Pacific views in one stopTrailhead · RestroomSecond Beach, Olympic National ParkSecond BeachSea stacks, tide pools, and sunsets after a short forest hikeTrailhead · Parking

Trails in Olympic

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High Divide Trail, Olympic National ParkChallengingHigh Divide TrailRainforest-to-ridge loop with lakes, bears, and Mount Olympus views19 mi · 11.6 hrHoh River Trail, Olympic National ParkModerateHoh River TrailIconic rainforest-to-glacier walk from mossy giants to Blue Glacier17.5 mi · 48 hrSeven Lakes Basin / High Divide Loop, Olympic National ParkChallengingSeven Lakes Basin / High Divide LoopIconic ridge and lake loop with Mount Olympus front and center19 mi · 11 hrGrand Ridge Trail (Obstruction Point to Deer Park), Olympic National ParkChallengingGrand Ridge Trail (Obstruction Point to Deer Park)Lofty, view-soaked ridge traverse with zero shade and zero water7.5 mi · 5 hrSol Duc River Trail, Olympic National ParkChallengingSol Duc River TrailClassic rainforest to Sol Duc Falls, then on to wild alpine country17 mi · 9 hrSouth Coast Wilderness Trail, Olympic National ParkChallengingSouth Coast Wilderness TrailA rope‑ladder, tide‑timed traverse of wild Olympic coastline17 mi · 18 hrNorth Coast Wilderness Trail, Olympic National ParkChallengingNorth Coast Wilderness TrailWild, tide-ruled traverse of Olympic’s most rugged coast19 mi · 20 hrRuby Beach Trail, Olympic National ParkEasyRuby Beach TrailIconic sea stacks, driftwood, and tidepools with minimal effort0.5 mi · 30 min

Find wildlife in Olympic

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Olympic Marmot in Olympic National ParkOlympic MarmotReports peak in the late morning, around 11 AM694 sightingsHumpback Whale in Olympic National ParkHumpback WhaleReports peak in the early evening, around 6 PM27 sightingsGrey Whale in Olympic National ParkGrey WhaleReports peak in the afternoon, around noon42 sightingsMountain Lion in Olympic National ParkMountain LionReports peak in the evening, around 8 PM21 sightingsMountain Goat in Olympic National ParkMountain GoatReports peak in the early morning, around 7 AM71 sightingsBald Eagle in Olympic National ParkBald EagleReports peak in the late morning, around 11 AM304 sightingsSea Otter in Olympic National ParkSea OtterReports peak in the early morning, around 8 AM15 sightingsRiver Otter in Olympic National ParkRiver OtterReports peak in the evening, around 7 PM50 sightings

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CLOSURE

Scheduled US 101 Hoh River Bridge closures

The US 101 Hoh River Bridge will close to all traffic during scheduled overnight and multi-day closures from September 14 through October 13, 2026. - Overnight closures run 10:30 p.m.–5:30 a.m. each night from September 14 through September 22. - Multi-day closures run 5 a.m. September 24–5 p.m. September 29; 5 a.m. October 1–noon October 6; and 5 a.m. October 8–noon October 13. - There is no alternative route across the Hoh River; routes around the east side of the Olympic Peninsula add at least four hours. - The closure is south of Forks and the Hoh Rain Forest; during closures, Highway 101 cannot connect points north and south of the bridge. - WSDOT is closing the bridge for this scheduled work. Check the current NPS bridge-closure information.

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Dosewallips Road closed to vehicles before campground

Dosewallips Road is closed to vehicles because of a washout outside the park boundary, 6.5 miles from the campground. - The road remains open to pedestrian and bicycle traffic only. Check current road conditions before planning vehicle access to the Dosewallips area.

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Olympic Hot Springs and Whiskey Bend roads closed to vehicles

Olympic Hot Springs Road is closed to vehicles at Madison Falls, and Whiskey Bend Road is closed to vehicles because of the Olympic Hot Springs Road washout. - Both roads remain open to pedestrians, bicycles, and dogs on leashes; Olympic Hot Springs Road is also open to stock. - Madison Falls parking is open but limited; a toilet is open at the trailhead, but no further facilities are available beyond the gate. Pack out all trash. Check current road conditions before traveling.

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