Each of these provides exhibits and visitor information. The Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles is Open and staffed year-round and serves as the park's primary information and orientation center. Trails, Roadways Nearly 600 miles of trails traverse the park, ranging from short, easy loop trails to rigorous and primitive trails along high passes or rugged ocean beaches. Programs, Activities A variety of ranger-guided programs and activities are offered throughout the summer at a number of sites around the park. Ranger-guided snowshoe walks are offered on weekends, weather permitting, from December through March at Hurricane Ridge.
Dining rooms are available at each lodging site.
The Log Cabin Resort and Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort also offer RV campsites with hook-ups. The National Park Service operates 16 campgrounds with a total of 910 sites. Food, Supplies Food and supplies are widely available in towns and cities around the park. In addition, concession-operated grocery and camper supply stores are located at the Fairholm General Store, Log Cabin Resort, Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort and Kalaloch Lodge. Topics are varied, ranging from natural history of the Olympics to nature photography to kayak, canoe and backpacking outings.