Things To Do

Bow of a kayak on a lake.
Boating and Paddling

Boat safe, and keep invasive species out with new boat cleaning stations at lake boat launches!

Fishing off of a small boat on a lake.
Fishing

Anglers can enjoy their favorite pastime in all seasons at Olympic.

Two ochre sea stars on a rock.
Tidepooling

Olympic's rugged shoreline is rich with life. Where to go, when to go and tidepooling etiquette.

Red trailer set up in the Hoh campground.
Camping

Plan your camping trip and stay at one of Olympic's 14 campgrounds.

Two visitors ponder route on a Quinault rain forest trail.
Day Hikes

Plan an exciting day hike or short walk on one of the many trail options in the park.

Backpacker overlooking a mountain vista.
Backpacking

Plan your wilderness overnight backpacking experience.

A lone black bear crosses a meadow in the Hoh Rain forest.
Wildlife Viewing

Interested in encountering wildlife in the wilderness? Learn about the best places to see animals in the park.

Ranger leading a walk and talk at Hurricane Ridge.
When can I go to a ranger program?

Explore Olympic's diverse ecosystems and history with a ranger during scheduled programs.

Clusters of stars form what scientists call the Milky Way
Night Sky Programs

Away from the city lights, join a ranger and gaze up at Olympic's starry skies.

NPS Passport Program
NPS Passport Program

Track your park adventures with the NPS Passport Program!

Snow blankets mountains and trees in Olympic National Park.
Visiting in Winter

There's so much to do at Olympic National Park in the winter! Learn more here.

Photographer taking a photo at the beach.
Responsible Wildlife Viewing

You are responsible for their own safety and for the safety of the animals, too.

Last updated: January 29, 2025

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Port Angeles, WA 98362

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