Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park, managed by the U.S. National Park Service, spans nearly a million acres on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve, it is celebrated for its rich biodiversity and global conservation value.

Visitors can slow down and find hygge in the park’s three unique landscapes. The Olympic Mountains offer alpine views from Hurricane Ridge, perfect for a quiet moment with a warm drink. In the Hoh and Quinault Rainforests, moss-draped giants create a sense of wonder and calm. Along the Pacific coastline, tidepools, sea stacks, and driftwood beaches invite mindful walks at sunset.

The park encourages sustainability through Leave No Trace principles, ranger-led education, and community stewardship. For travelers seeking both adventure and peace, Olympic National Park blends cozy moments of connection with nature and a deeper commitment to protecting it for future generations.