What to book before you travel to Olympic National Park?

Most visits can be booked on the spot. A few sell out days ahead. Here they are, stop by stop, with what you can do without booking underneath. Keep the rest of your time free.

4 activities to book

Olympic National Park

Days 1-7
Days 1-7Hurricane RidgeA winding road climbs from the sea to 1,598 metres, onto subalpine meadows facing glaciated Mount Olympus, with the Hurricane Hill trail and Olympic marmots grazing beside the paths.€26Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Hoh Rain ForestOne of the world's rare temperate rainforests, soaked by up to 4 metres of rain a year, where maples vanish under hanging moss on the Hall of Mosses loop.included in the park entryBook on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Sol Duc FallsA short trail through old-growth forest to falls where the river splits into several channels and plunges into a narrow gorge, with hot spring pools further down the valley.€16Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Cape FlatteryThe north-western tip of the contiguous United States, on the Makah reservation, where a forest trail leads to platforms above cave-riddled cliffs facing Tatoosh Island and its lighthouse.€17Book on GetYourGuide →

No booking needed: Lake Crescent · Rialto Beach · Ruby Beach · Lake Quinault

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the activities to book in Olympic National Park cost?

4 activities are paid; 3 have a known price in euros, for about €59 per person. The others are paid on the spot or in local currency: the price is on each card.

What can you do in Olympic National Park without booking anything?

4 visits on this itinerary need no ticket or time slot, starting with Lake Crescent, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, Lake Quinault. They make up most of your days: booking ahead only concerns a handful of sites with limited places.

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