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If you plan to hike, wear shoes suitable for rough, wet terrain, and dress for the weather.
Only some of the trails in the park are dog-friendly, and leashes are required.
Campfires and wood-burning camp stoves are allowed only at campsites and picnic areas below 3,500 feet (1,067 meters).
If you plan to stay overnight, make sure to store all food, garbage, and scented items in a secure bear canister.
Many areas of the park—including over eight trails and multiple visitor centers, lookout points, and ranger stations—are accessible to wheelchair users. See the National Park Service website for more details.
Olympic National Park tickets are available online and are valid for seven days from the time of your first entry.
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Three full days (at a minimum) is ideal to see each of the three ecosystems that make up Olympic National Park: verdant rainforests, the rugged Pacific coast, and glacier-capped mountains. Given the size of these three parks in one, extra days provide more time to fully explore the area's majesty.
The park is fully open from June through September—a time of year with mild temperatures and low rainfall. This is also the park's busiest season. From October to May, visitors may find road and facility closures or reduced hours, but can enjoy storm watching, wet rainforests, and occasional gorgeous days with few people.
No, Olympic National Park does not offer timed entry. However, if you plan to spend the night in or around the park, reservations may be necessary for lodging, some campsites, or backpacking permits. This is especially true in summer when the park is busiest.
Yes. One of Olympic National Park's most popular driving routes is the Olympic Peninsula Loop, skirting the park's perimeter across 300 miles (482 kilometers), with lakes, waterfalls, mountains, and rainforests. Another is Hurricane Ridge to Obstruction Point (narrow, partially unpaved), showcasing the rugged Olympic Mountains on the park's highest elevation road.



























































































































