Olympic National Park Day Tour

Olympic National Park is one of the most famous national parks in the western part of the United States. It has the world's largest temperate native rainforest and is listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO as a natural heritage. The Olympic National Park is the largest original area of ​​the United States, except for Alaska, with a total area of ​​3628 square kilometers, which is famous for combining the three distinct ecological environments of the coast, mountains, and rainforests throughout the area. In the middle of the peninsula is the magnificent Olympic Mountains, 60 glaciers that stretch endlessly. Tourists who love nature will find the paradise of their dream here. Hurricane Ridge: Overlooking the virgin forest, walking between the clouds, looking into the 19 mountains of the Olympic mountains (in case of bad weather, we will go to the Olympic National Park temperate rainforest area). Crescent Lake: It is located in the famous 101 highway. Because the shape of the lake is like a bend of the moon, the name Glacier carved Crescent Lake has waters that has full of mystery. Seattle Ferry: In the evening, we will experience the local lifestyle. Take the ferry from the largest ferry team in North America to return to Seattle from the Baltic Island (if the ferry is closed for special reasons, we will drive back to Seattle). Travel to Olympic National Park and visit Hurricane Ridge, Lake Crescent, and many other great wonders of natural beauty.