Olympic National Park Guide

Olympic National Park is a protected area on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington, United States, near Whiskey Bend. It stands out as a place where several distinct natural environments come together within one territory: forests, mountains and coastal ecosystems. The park is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list, which reflects its global natural significance. Its geography brings together wooded landscapes, mountainous terrain and a coastline, offering a range of scenery and habitats in a single protected destination. Visitors looking for an overview of the park can begin with these defining features. The combination of forest, mountain and coastal settings makes Olympic National Park a distinctive destination in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.