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Take a full-day van-and-ferry tour from Seattle to Olympic National Park—ferry across Puget Sound, inhale alpine air on Hurricane Ridge, then stroll ancient forest trails to Lake Crescent and Marymere Falls. This accessible day trip combines dramatic vistas with short, rewarding hikes.
Take a full-day van-and-ferry tour from Seattle to Olympic National Park—ferry across Puget Sound, inhale alpine air on Hurricane Ridge, then stroll ancient forest trails to Lake Crescent and Marymere Falls. This accessible day trip combines dramatic vistas with short, rewarding hikes.
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A salt-slick morning on Puget Sound sets the tone: the Seattle skyline recedes as your ferry glides toward Bainbridge Island, gulls daring you to look away. From the dock a short van ride threads the Olympic Peninsula—past lavender fields near Sequim—up to the alpine crest of Hurricane Ridge, where thin air opens into grass-swept ridgelines and broad views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
moderate.
10 hours (full day).
Suitable for travelers in average fitness; involves short hikes up to 2 miles with modest elevation gain and several hours of vehicle time.
Yes—this tour lists park entrance fees among its inclusions, so you won’t need to pay separately at the gate.
The Marymere Falls Nature Trail is about 1.8 miles round trip with roughly 400–500 ft of elevation gain on a well-maintained path with some stairs and boardwalks.
Yes—this is a full-day round trip (about 10 hours), including ferry crossings and several scenic stops before returning to the original pickup area in Seattle.
Yes—restroom stops are planned near trailheads and the tour provides bottled water; bringing your own refillable bottle is recommended.
Olympic National Park was established in 1938 and sits on lands long inhabited and stewarded by Lower Elwha Klallam, Quinault and Hoh communities; many trails pass through culturally significant forests.
High visitor numbers can stress trails and sensitive alpine meadows—stick to trails, pack out waste, and follow seasonal closures to protect habitat and minimize erosion.
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