Olympic National Park - WA - (NPS) From glacier capped mountains to the wild Pacific coast, you will find old growth forest, temperate rain forests and diverse ecosystems. The Olympic Peninsula is home to at least 16 kinds of animals and 8 kinds of biologically-diverse plants, and some of the largest trees in the U.S. Roads provide access to the outer edges of the park but 95% of Olympic is designated wilderness. Explore the beaches, hike the mountains, enjoy the rivers and lakes, reserve a campsite at Kalaloch Campground on the western side of the park or stay in one of the other 15 developed campgrounds at Olympic.

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