Covering a sizeable chunk of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, Olympic National Park boasts incredible diversity. Within its borders lie three distinct ecosystems: glacier-capped mountains, wild Pacific coast, and old-growth temperate rain forest. This means you’ve got options! Walk through the Hoh Rain Forest amid mosses, ferns, and towering Sitka spruce and redwoods. Drive to the top of Hurricane Ridge for views of Mount Olympus, then choose from several high mountain trails. Stroll along First Beach, Second Beach, Third Beach, and Ruby Beach to explore tidepools, sea stacks, islands, and headlands. Or hike from sparkling Lake Crescent to graceful Marymere Falls, an Olympic National Park classic. If pristine green is your color, you’ve come to the right place!