Waterfall Hiking & Lunch with Hood Canal Adventures
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required, able to hike for several hours over uneven terrain.
Overview
Discover the breathtaking waterfalls of the Olympic Peninsula on this guided hike, complete with scenic views and a delicious lunch. Perfect for nature lovers seeking an authentic wilderness experience.
Olympic Peninsula Waterfalls Hiking Tour w/Lunch
3 Waterfalls • 5 Hours • Includes Lunch!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating 5-hour guided hiking tour to explore the Olympic Peninsula's stunning waterfalls, best experienced in winter and spring. Enjoy scenic walks, insightful commentary on local ecology, and a delicious lunch at The Crow's Nest Bistro, featuring a variety of pizza options. An unforgettable nature adventure awaits!
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Duration
5 Hours
About
Join us for a full day Naturalist guided hiking tour of the 3 most beautiful125 ft waterfalls on the Olympic Peninsula! We conduct these tours only in the winter and spring when the waterfalls are most impressive. The first two waterfalls are only a short walk into the forest. The third waterfall is a 2.3 mile round trip hike into the Olympic National Forest, gaining 250 feet of elevation. It is considered easy, but may feel moderate for some. Our helpful and informative tour guide will transport you to each waterfall and teach you about the watershed and flora & fungi that we see along the way!
More info
Transportation in our tour van and lunch at The Crow's Nest Bistro in included. Lunch will consist of at least 2 slices of pizza, salad and a non-alcoholic beverage. Beer, wine, espresso and more are also available for purchase. A vegetarian pizza is always offered along with at least one variety of meat pizza.
Adventure Tips
Wear waterproof footwear
Trails can be muddy and slippery, especially in spring and winter.
Bring a camera
Capture the stunning waterfalls and lush greenery along the trail.
Pack a rain jacket
Weather can change quickly in the rainforest; a rain jacket keeps you comfortable.
Stay on designated paths
Help preserve the environment by sticking to marked trails.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eagles
- Deer
History
The Olympic Peninsula has a rich indigenous history, with many areas historically inhabited by Coast Salish tribes, whose traditions remain integral today.
Conservation
The area is protected within Olympic National Park, where efforts focus on preserving native ecosystems and minimizing human impact.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof hiking boots
Waterproof boots help keep your feet dry in wet or muddy conditions.
spring,winter specific
Layers of clothing
Dressing in layers allows adjustment to changing temperatures and weather.
spring,winter specific
Daypack with water and snacks
A pack for hydration, snacks, and other essentials during the hike.
Rain jacket
Protection from rain ensures comfort during wet weather.
spring,winter specific