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YUHAN_O, Oct 2026
We had a wonderful...
We had a wonderful experience on our Olympic National Park tour! Our guide Cyrus was very friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. He picked us up at the designated location and thoughtfully prepared water, sandwiches, and bananas for everyone. He explained everything in great detail and shared lots of interesting information along the way. The scenery was absolutely beautiful, and we really enjoyed the entire trip. Highly recommend this tour!
Ruth_M, Oct 2026
Our guide, Marty, has...
Our guide, Marty, has been a local all his life. He had many stories of history of the Seattle area, and knew Olympic National Park very well. He started out the tour having everyone introduce themselves and made everyone feet at home. Marty was a wealth of information about the forest, especially the mushrooms. Food was great, plentiful and vegan-friendly. Absolutely recommend this tour!
BJ_T, Sep 2026
The Best Day
We had the best time! We were promptly picked up by our guide Brent in a very clean transport van. Our adventure was amazing. We hiked, we laughed, we learned so very much. If you are on the fence DO IT!! Perfect scenery and absolutely perfect company.
Lisa_C, Aug 2026
Max Rocks
Our tour guide Max was fantastic. We enjoyed our day with a 10 and 13 yr old! Lunch was surprisingly delicious and the van was very clean and comfortable.

Olympic National Park

5.0
(3,105)
Seattle
Piles of deadwood at Ruby Beach in Olympic National Park, Seattle
  • 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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