Olympic National Park is a mountain wilderness containing the remnants of lush rain forest and active glaciers located on Washington Olympic Peninsula. Teeming with wildlife, such as the rare Roosevelt elk and Olympic marmot, the park has high mountains, deep valleys, and lush meadows all covered with outstanding wild flowers during spring and summer. Along the park's western boundary are nearly 60 miles of scenic shoreline where the mountains meet the Pacific Ocean.

Visit the Olympic National Park Forum to ask questions about the park.