Olympic National Park’s diverse marine ecosystems are home to fascinating sea stars. These unique echinoderms play crucial roles in maintaining the balance of intertidal communities. From the iconic ochre sea star to the impressive sunflower star, the park’s coastline offers a rich tapestry of sea star species. This guide explores their habitats, conservation efforts, and … Read more
Olympic National Park is a diverse wonderland encompassing rugged Pacific coastline, lush temperate rainforests, steaming hot springs, and towering mountain ranges. This unique ecosystem spans nearly a million acres on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, offering visitors an unparalleled opportunity to experience four distinct environments within a single park. From sandy beaches to glacier-capped peaks, Olympic National … Read more
The Olympic National Park coastal strip is a 73-mile stretch of pristine wilderness along the Pacific Ocean. It features rugged beaches, towering sea stacks, lush rainforests, and diverse marine life. This unique ecosystem offers visitors a chance to explore tide pools, hike scenic trails, and observe wildlife in their natural habitat. The coastal strip is … Read more
The Olympic National Park coast trail offers a unique hiking experience along rugged headlands and pristine beaches. Understanding tides is crucial for safe navigation, as many headlands become impassable during high tide. This guide provides detailed information on tide schedules, hiking routes, tidal pools, and wildlife viewing opportunities along the Olympic coast, helping visitors plan … Read more