Drive the Pacific Northwest with GPS-activated audio guides that narrate Mount Rainier, Olympic and North Cascades National Parks. Download once, follow turn-by-turn prompts, and pair short hikes with long scenic drives.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The road unfurls from Seattle’s waterfront and the city’s glass and steel give way to evergreens, glacier-scarred ridgelines and the low, dripping canopy of temperate rainforest. Behind the wheel, an offboard narrator shoestrings historical vignettes, geological context and stop-by-stop directions into the journey, so you’re watching the world instead of reading a map.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Up to 3 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; optional short hikes range from easy to moderate
Wildlife
History
The parks preserve landscapes shaped by glaciers and volcanoes and lands stewarded for millennia by Coast Salish and other Indigenous peoples; 20th‑century conservation movements established many visitor facilities.
Conservation
Stick to designated pullouts and trails, pack out trash, and avoid disturbing salmon streams and fragile alpine meadows to protect these sensitive ecosystems.
Reserve your spot on the Shaka Guide: Seattle Audio Tour Bundle today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download before you go
Use strong Wi‑Fi to redeem and download all tours and offline maps on your device to avoid connectivity gaps.
Bring a car charger and power bank
GPS and audio playback drain batteries—carry extra power so narration doesn’t cut out mid-route.
Carry a park pass
Many pullouts and visitor centers require a National Park or state pass; buy in advance to skip lines.
Allow buffer time
Plan extra time for stops, short hikes, and seasonal road delays—this bundle is flexible, not timed.
Smartphone with Shaka Guide app
Required to redeem and run the GPS-activated audio tours and offline maps.
Car charger / power bank
Keeps the app, GPS and phone charged across long driving days.
Layered clothing
Weather changes quickly from coastal fog to alpine sun; layers keep you comfortable.
National Park pass
Many trailheads and visitor centers require a pass—carry it or display a digital copy.