Olympic National Park in Washington offers an unparalleled diversity of ecosystems—from glacier-capped mountains and old-growth temperate rainforests to wild Pacific coastlines. Hike the Hoh Rain Forest under moss-draped maples, explore tide pools at Rialto Beach, or summit Hurricane Ridge for sweeping views of the Olympic Range. Wildlife includes Roosevelt elk, black bears, bald eagles, and sea otters. In summer, alpine meadows burst with wildflowers, while winter transforms Hurricane Ridge into a snow sports haven. The park’s coastline stretches for miles, with sea stacks, driftwood-strewn beaches, and dramatic sunsets. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Olympic National Park is ideal for hiking, camping, kayaking, and photography. From rainforest to rugged peaks, each corner reveals another facet of the Pacific Northwest’s natural beauty.