Olympic National Park encompasses over a million acres and 70 miles of rugged, wild coastline in the western part of the state of Washington. It is a beautiful park that has something for everyone including broad sandy beaches, high mountain peaks and lush rain forests full of diverse plants and wildlife. The park supports some of the most extensive runs of wild salmon, trout and char remaining in the Pacific Northwest. Hiking on one of its trails showcases why the Pacific Northwest is one of the most scenic places in the world.
