Hikers can enjoy some of the Park's most beautiful scenery up Sol Duc Valley including Sol Duc Falls. Visitors can learn about the rainforest by strolling along interpretive trails or walking the Hoh River Trail through lush stands of moss-draped trees. An 89 site campground is located next to the visitor center. The Olympic National Park offers miles of unspoiled coastline, most of which is accessible only by foot. Walk sandy beaches with views of rocky bluffs and towering sea stacks.
Hikers can often see seals, whales and shorebirds.
At low tide, explore tidepools for sealife. Picnicking, camping, hiking and nice views of the rain forest. A beautiful lake nestled in the rainforest is the setting for a historic lodge, picturesque cabins, and several campgrounds. This connects with the 4 mile Quinault Loop Trail offering a hike through the rainforest and along the lake. Continue 35 miles to dam and lake.