Olympic

Mini Guide

North America

Washington

Olympic
Overview
State
Washington
Olympic National Park in Washington contains ecosystems ranging from Pacific beaches and temperate rainforests to alpine peaks. Mount Olympus rises above the park’s glaciers, while the Hoh and Quinault rainforests are among the wettest places in the continental United States.
Protects alpine peaks, coastline, and rainforest in one park
Hoh Rainforest receives up to 12 feet of rain annually
Mount Olympus is the tallest peak

Established

June 29, 1938

Iconic Places

Hoh Rainforest

Headquarters

Olympic National Park, 3002 Mount Angeles Road, Port Angeles, WA 98362

Latitude(N)

47.6181

Longitude(W)

'-123.6831

Name	Continent	World Region	Country	Province	State Name	Regional Category	Area	Visitors	Headquaters	Ranger Station	Zipcode	Latitude(N)	Longitude(W)	Best Months	Iconic Places	Primary Activity	Description	Sources	National Parks Your Stroy (Item)	WD Experience	WD Blog	WD Blog - Url to Redirect	Data Validated	National Parks - Tags	Main Image	Main Category	Full NP Name	EstDate	MainImageAltText
Olympic	North America	North America	United States		Washington	Western	922,649.41 acres (3,733.8 km2)	2,432,972	Olympic National Park, 3002 Mount Angeles Road, Port Angeles, WA 98362	Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center, 6108 Hurricane Ridge Road, Port Angeles, WA 98362	98362	47.6181	'-123.6831	June	Hoh Rainforest	Swimming	Olympic National Park in Washington contains ecosystems ranging from Pacific beaches and temperate rainforests to alpine peaks. Mount Olympus rises above the park’s glaciers, while the Hoh and Quinault rainforests are among the wettest places in the continental United States.			Stayed	olympic-national-park					Western	Olympic National Park	29/06/1938