The Hoh Rain Forest is a lush, green wonderland, with mosses and ferns covering every tree and surface.

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Hurricane Ridge is the park's most accessible mountain, located 17 miles south of Port Angeles.

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Kalaloch, on the Olympic Peninsula's southwest coast, is a popular tourist destination. Three national wildlife refuges protect the ocean and offshore islands.

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This glacially carved lake has depths of up to 624 feet and is thousands of years old. The ice retreat left a steep valley filled with Lake Crescent's waters.

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At 40 miles southwest of Lake Crescent and 70 miles north of Port Angeles, Rialto Beach is a great place to see sea lions, seals, otters and whales, as well as seabirds and eagles. The beach is described as "intense" and "pure power of nature."

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The mile-long hike to the Sol Duc Falls overlook is probably the most popular trail in the park's Sol Duc Valley.

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Recent visitors recommend this as your first stop in the park. Exhibits about Olympic National Park's natural and cultural history are found here, along with a kid-friendly "Discovery Room," a 25-minute orientation film, a bookstore, and two short nature trails.

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Massive Douglas firs dominate Staircase, in Olympic National Park's southeast corner. Hiking trails abound along the Skokomish River and nearby forests.

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