A four-park self-guided audio bundle that turns a Pacific Northwest road trip into a narrated exploration of Mount Rainier, Olympic, Crater Lake and the North Cascades. Download offline tours, follow GPS-triggered stories and stop where you want for short hikes and iconic views.
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You ease onto a coastal highway as Douglas-firs and cedars press close to the road, the speaker murmuring a guide’s voice that knows where the pullouts are and when the mountain will reveal itself. The bundle hands you four distinct worlds: Rainier’s glacier-sculpted slopes, Olympic’s rain forest and ragged coast, Crater Lake’s volcanic caldera, and the serrated teeth of the North Cascades. Each park shifts the air—cool, wet forest breathes around you; alpine meadows fling sunshine into your lap; a volcanic rim steals your breath.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–6 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers in average fitness; hiking options range from short, easy loops to moderate day hikes—choose based on ability.
Wildlife
History
This route threads lands long stewarded by Coast Salish, Klamath and other Indigenous peoples; Crater Lake and Cascade landscapes also record dramatic volcanic and glacial events that shaped the region.
Conservation
Stick to established trails, pack out all trash and obey seasonal closures to protect fragile alpine meadows and recovering salmon runs; supporting park fees helps fund on-the-ground conservation.
Reserve your spot on the Pacific Northwest Bundle – 4 Self-Guided National Park Tours today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download before you go
Redeem and download each tour on Wi‑Fi to ensure offline narration, maps and turn-by-turn directions—cell service is spotty in backcountry areas.
Carry a park pass
Many trailheads require a park entrance pass—purchase an America the Beautiful annual or daily pass ahead of time to avoid lines and fines.
Check seasonal road closures
High-elevation roads (Sunrise at Rainier, Cloudcap at Crater Lake, North Cascades passes) can be closed into summer; verify NPS alerts before planning your day.
Respect wildlife and quiet
Stop at designated pullouts, keep dogs leashed or out of sensitive areas, and never approach elk or bears—use binoculars and the app’s viewing tips to stay safe.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Good tread and ankle support make short hikes, boardwalks and uneven viewpoints more comfortable and safe.
Layered clothing (waterproof shell)
Mountain and coastal weather changes rapidly—pack insulating layers and a waterproof outer layer.
Reusable water bottle with filter or purification tablets
Water access varies; a refillable bottle plus purification options keeps you hydrated on trails and at picnic stops.
Charged smartphone and car charger
The tour runs in the app—keep devices charged and download offline map data before leaving Wi‑Fi.