Olympic National Park

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600 E Park Ave, Port Angeles, WA 98362
+1 360 565 3130
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Dove and Josh said
…So here's a fact many of us may not have been aware of...the Olympic National Park… continue reading »
Ben Connor said
… in Bainbridge Island we took a day trip in a car to Olympic National Park, which lies on the Olympic Peninsula… continue reading »
Beth & Brian said
… still camp on the North Coast.Disjointed from the rest of the park, the Olympic National Park… continue reading »
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This park encompasses mountains and the sea, with temperate rain forests and largely undisturbed ecosystems. It is 95-percent wilderness, with virgin old-growth forests and untouched land. There are few roads or services, and accommodations are mostly limited to campsites with fireplaces and rest rooms, but walking the trails is well worth the effort. Admission is USD10 per vehicle fee for up to seven days, USD5 per person for cyclists and bus passengers. There are many great trails for the experienced backpacker. Other fees may apply for parking and wilderness areas.

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This park encompasses mountains and the sea, with temperate rain forests and largely undisturbed ecosystems. It is 95-percent wilderness,...

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Beth & Brian said

… still camp on the North Coast.Disjointed from the rest of the park, the Olympic National Park… continue reading »

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