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The famed Enchanted Valley chalet has been a destination for weary travelers since the early '30s, when it provided a mountain retreat for hikers and horseback riders. During World War II, the chalet served as an Aircraft Warning Station, and is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's occasionally used as an emergency shelter and ranger station, but the precarious position over the Quinault River has caused it to be closed to hikers until it is moved.

The Ranger Hole Trail is a short and relatively easy hiking path in the Olympic National Forest. It offers a pleasant stroll through a lush rainforest environment with towering trees. The trail ends at Duckabush River. Thanks to its short length and natural beauty, it is the perfect hike for families and a popular choice for those looking for a quick and rewarding nature escape.

Abbey Island is absolutely stunning and one of the Olympic National Park's most photographed sea stacks. Sitting offshore a few hundred feet, it is home to sea otters and migratory birds, bordered with many starfish and mussels. It's the perfect setting to photograph and create your own postcard.

Ruby Beach, within Olympic National Park, is a coastal gem known for its dramatic sea stacks and stunning ocean views. The name 'Ruby Beach' is derived from the presence of red minerals in the sand, specifically 'almandite,' a type of garnet.

Tucked away within towering firs, mossy maples, and Sitka spruce trees is this delightful 66-foot waterfall. It is a small but eye-catching spot in Washington's beautiful rainforest setting and is a great spot to stretch and take a gorgeous photo before heading back on the trail.

At this junction, you can hop on or off the Larry Scott Trail. If you're coming from Port Townsend, you can either turn around and head back or take a left on South Discovery Road, which will lead you to State Road 20 and an alternative route to Port Townsend. Additionally, this is where the Larry Scott Memorial Trail transitions into the Olympic Discovery Trail. To continue on the Olympic Discovery Trail, turn left onto South Discovery Road and then right onto the Olympic Highway. If you would like to head towards Beckette Point make a left on South Discovery Road.