
moderate
8–10 hours per day
Suitable for travelers with basic fitness; hikes are generally short but some standing and walking on uneven terrain required
Discover Olympic National Park’s varied wilds on this 2-day tour from Seattle. From misty rainforests to jagged coastlines, experience the park’s iconic highlights with expert local guidance and comfort-focused travel.
The dense canopy of the Quinault Rainforest presses close as you step onto the trail, its moss-coated branches dripping with the moisture of countless Pacific storms. A cool, constant drizzle falls, softening the forest floor beneath your boots. This is Olympic National Park, a wilderness where coastal rainforests meet alpine ridges and secluded beaches beckon with raw, ocean-sculpted rock formations.

Expect damp forest trails and slippery coastal rocks; good traction will keep you steady.
Weather shifts dramatically between rainforest and ridge; layers help you stay comfortable.
Wildlife like elk and marmots may appear from a distance in places like Hurricane Ridge.
The itinerary covers long days with stops; carry water and use provided snacks to maintain energy.
Olympic National Park was established in 1938 through efforts led by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, preserving extensive temperate rainforests and alpine ecosystems.
The park prioritizes habitat preservation and encourages visitors to practice Leave No Trace principles due to its sensitive rainforest soil and fragile shorelines.
spring specific
spring specific