Spanning 922,000 acres in the northwest corner of the state, this park is a sanctuary for nature lovers, with its diverse ecosystems of temperate rainforests, glacier-capped peaks, and rugged coastlines. Home to 73 miles of wild coastline and 3,000 miles of rivers and streams, Olympic National Park almost feels like entering a fairy tale rather than visiting anywhere in America. On the Olympic Peninsula, Kalaloch and Ruby Beach serve as protected marine habitats, ideal for bird-watchers, while Mora and Rialto Beach offer prime camping spots with access to scenic trails and coastal hikes. Yet, the most enchanting feature of all may be the Hoh Rainforest, a mystical landscape where moss and ferns blanket every surface, from the forest floor to the towering tree trunks.
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