Olympic National Park’s dark sand beaches are a testament to the region’s volcanic history and ongoing geological processes. These unique shorelines, characterized by their black hue and mineral-rich composition, offer visitors a glimpse into the park’s complex geological past. Stretching along a 60-mile coastal strip, the dark sand beaches showcase the interplay of volcanic activity, … Read more
Olympic National Park’s Logs Beach, also known as Third Beach, is a captivating coastal destination located within the park’s diverse ecosystem. This 1.3-mile trail offers hikers a journey through lush forests before revealing a stunning shoreline adorned with driftwood, dramatic rock formations, and expansive ocean views. The beach’s unique landscape, formed by the interplay of … Read more
Olympic National Park’s numbered beaches offer a unique coastal experience, ranging from easily accessible shores to secluded stretches requiring short hikes. These beaches, including First Beach, Second Beach, Third Beach, and the Kalaloch beaches (Beach 4, 3, 2, 1, and South Beach), showcase diverse landscapes, wildlife viewing opportunities, and recreational activities. Each beach has its … Read more