Lake Crescent at the northern shore of the Olympic Peninsula offers gorgeous outdoor activities. If you like hiking, take a stroll to the beautiful Marymere Waterfalls that are just around …
Deer Lake is actually two lakes, one being considerably smaller than the other. Both are picturesque mountain lakes surrounded by lush vegetation. You can hike around the larger Deer Lake, take a break or even spend the night up here.
Just off the shores of Lake Crescent, this is the shared trailhead for Marymere Falls Nature Trail (a relatively short, easy hike) and Mount Storm King, a stiffer climb that even has fixed ropes to help you on some sections.
A scenic rail to trail path in Olympic National Park. Built in 1918 to harvest spruce for biplanes, it now offers a picturesque route. Enjoy stunning views of Lake Crescent, pass through wooded areas, and admire the rugged lakeshore cliffs.
Colorful wildflowers, wildlife and stunning mountain vistas combined with subalpine meadows and the turquoise Grand Lake are the perfect recipe for a joyful hike. To get to Grand Lake, unlike …
Tranquility, breathtaking mountain views and shimmering subalpine lakes are guaranteed on this hike to Heart Lake within the Seven Lakes Basin. And this special lakes really lives up to its …
Mink Lake sits at 3,100 feet, surrounded by lush forest of Hemlock and silver fir. This picturesque lake has a small campground on the south end, but please only camp …
Sequim Bay lies along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, which forms the border between the USA & Canada. The Wildlife Area was established here restore a natural estuary and floodplain.
Located in the northern foothills of the Olympic Mountains, Lake Crescent, approximately 18 miles west of Port Angeles, offers a tranquil escape into nature. Its pristine, glacially carved waters make …