Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park has temperate rainforest. As a national natural heritage, it incorporates the largest existing nature reserve in North America - the Pacific Coast Wilderness. In addition, you can also enjoy the snow-capped mountains covered by glaciers, and the primitive and rough beauty of nature is preserved. This makes it an ideal habitat for wild animals. 1. Hurricane Ridge The entrance to Hurricane Ridge is popular because it is easy to walk. At the end of the road, you can overlook the magnificent view of Mt. Olympus (Mt. Olympus) and other main peaks. If you are lucky, you can also spot Roosevelt elk. In addition to being suitable for hiking in summer, there is also one of the two major ski runs in the national park, which is a famous place for winter skiing. 2. Crescent Lake (Lake Crescent) Crescent Lake is very popular for boating and fishing. There are older wooden cottages in the park. Starting from the south bank of Crescent Lake, you can reach it by walking through the ancient forest for 1 mile. Marymere Falls is another magnificent sight. 3. HohRiver Rainforest (HohRiverRainforest) The HohRiver Rainforest at the end of the 19-mile-long HohRiverRoad is a Tolkien-esque maze of ferns and moss-covered trees, and it’s still a movie twilight The filming location of the City of Light (Twilight), if you want to familiarize yourself with the complex landforms and exquisite natural ecosystems in this area, you can even come to hiking and camping. 4. Lake Quinault Lake Quinault is a beautiful glacial lake surrounded by lush peaks. It is not only a famous place for fishing and boating, but also famous for growing some of the oldest trees in the United States. . There are all kinds of hotels and restaurants here, so if you have enough time, you might as well stay for a night.