The Whale Trail in Olympic National Park is a series of shore-based whale watching sites along the western coast of North America. It offers visitors the opportunity to observe whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals from land. The trail stretches from British Columbia to northern California, with several key locations within Olympic National Park. These … Read more
Split Rock at Rialto Beach in Olympic National Park is a stunning coastal landmark that captivates visitors with its rugged beauty. Located along the wild and scenic Pacific Northwest coastline, this iconic sea stack stands as a testament to the power of nature. Rialto Beach, known for its dramatic landscape of driftwood, pebbles, and crashing … Read more
Olympic National Park offers diverse habitats for sooty grouse, from sea level to over 2,000 meters. These elusive birds are commonly found in mountain meadows and subalpine zones. The best time to spot them is during their breeding season from April to July when males are most vocal. Trails like Hurricane Ridge, High Divide Loop, … Read more
The Hoh Rain Forest and Rialto Beach guided tour in Olympic National Park offers an immersive experience in two of the park’s most iconic locations. This tour combines lush temperate rainforest exploration with rugged coastal beauty, typically lasting 5-9 hours. Visitors can expect expert guidance, wildlife viewing opportunities, and breathtaking natural scenery. The tour showcases … Read more