Olympic National Park
Welcome to one of the most beautiful places on Earth
Olympic National Park is a wildlife experience like no other, and every point of interest is a must-see. Stroll pristine beaches, hike mist-shrouded rainforests, traverse snow-capped mountains and relax on secluded lakes—it’s all inside a complex ecosystem where history, culture and breathtaking natural wonders come together.
2026 National Park Free Entrance Days
On select days of the year, all National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to U.S. residents. Mark your calendar for these National Park entrance fee-free dates in 2026!
- February 16: Presidents’ Day
- May 25: Memorial Day
- June 14: Flag Day
- July 3 – 5: Independence Day weekend
- August 25: 110th birthday of National Park Service
- September 17: Constitution Day
- October 27: Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday
- November 11: Veterans Day
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Park History
Discover why generations fall in love with and protect this special place.
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Audio Tour
Hear about the sights by simply pressing a button on your mobile phone.
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Ruby Beach
Don’t miss one of the most popular beaches on the Olympic Peninsula.
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Hurricane Ridge
This is the place for crisp, clean air, jaw-dropping views and even winter sports.
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Hoh Rainforest
Check out this spectacular temperate rainforest, perfect for hiking.
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Tree of Life
Venture just north of Kalaloch Lodge to spot the Tree of Life—a sight like no other!
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Lake Crescent
Experience blissful solitude on this secluded lake.
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Lake Quinault
Hike the scenic loop, cast a reel for fish or simply rest and enjoy the view.
Explore
Discover the best of Olympic National Park right from Kalaloch’s doorstep.
Itineraries
Make the most of your trip with ready-to-go plans for every kind of traveler.