Top Things You NEED To Do In Olympic National Park

[@angelamgray8255]

I’m from Washington and it ain’t 60 miles from Seattle. I’d say more like 120-150 miles and with traffic and two lane roads, it’s easily 3-4 hours from Seattle.

[@Amandahugginkiss-p7z]

Yes it actually is. What part were you coming from and which part did you go? Olympic national Park spans across a HUGE area. You can reach parts of it within an hour drive of every area on the coast

[@cameronline3780]

It takes about 2 hours, just did it last week

[@anakitasmiles3261]

It probably depends on if you take the ferry to the peninsula or drive all the way around

[@angelamgray8255]

@@anakitasmiles3261 This is true. Depends on too how crowded the ferries are and with traffic as well.

[@anniemchong]

Thank You! This video was really helpful for planning our trip to Olympic National Park next month. I like how you mention shorter hikes which is good for family with young kids like me.

[@northwestwild]

Great job hitting the highlights! Thank you.

[@philliphendon4991]

Very informative video. Thank you

[@greatbay6593]

Love your videos! Comprehensive, concise and inspirational. Thanks for sharing your journeys. Safe travels

[@randywarnock2937]

The beach is pronounced “ri-AL-to” Beach.

[@randywarnock2937]

When you were speaking about Point of Arches you showed the view from Third Beach looking south to in Giants Graveyard.

[@stackhouse1-km4rw]

Great video! Thank you ❤

[@nathanspringer9902]

5:38 i walked on the beach to hole in the wall at high tide (i only had a few days in WA so i couldnt fit a better time into my schedule) and i got absolutely railed by some sneaker waves, i got soaked. Im just glad i didnt get a concussion from being slammed into a tree lol. Good times

[@barbarajeanmartin1898]

Thank you!! Heading there soon and can't wait!

[@MrVara411]

Fantastic breakdown with very useful information! Thank you! EDIT: And beautiful cinematography!

[@lolacarrots6464]

I find this video super helpful, Thank you!

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Awesome share

[@marcenv1]

Omg amazing recommendations thank you ❤

[@markswanson7839]

Skip the traffic and skip the Hoh Rainforest. If you want to see rainforesty areas, go to Lake Crescent.

[@BillyBadger043]

I agree. I honestly prefer the Lake Crescent/Marymere area to the Hoh rainforest. I feel like it’s a better version of the same type of scenery.

[@Seawitch907]

I love the Hoh Rainforest ❤

[@jamesneyenhouse]

Great info-rhanks for sharing-heading there Aug 24. Nicely done! Thank you.

[@chandraross8101]

super video!!!!! Thank you!!!

[@moirai1964]

It a long drive. PLan on camping. It is worth drive and love the area. For wet season, bring waders because its measured in feet.

[@Seawitch907]

I was born there way back when it was basically a logging town. 1964❤ so many people call me a liar 😂 but why would I make that up?

[@godsgarden1573]

Romans 1:17 “For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith.”

[@Chris_Sokol]

It wasn’t a wildfire that destroyed the Hurricane Ridge Lodge. The cause of the fire is undetermined but originated within the lodge itself.

[@martinperez4743]

Has it been re-built yet?

[@Chris_Sokol]

@@martinperez4743 nope.

[@Rhezoloution]

I was there last week amd asked a vendor they said electrical fire

[@Rhezoloution]

Hot Springs

[@alejandroriosflores4070]

About dog ? Is dog allowed or not ? Thank you.

[@williamfulgham2010]

I wonder if the Park Rangers have their own little funny weed patch hidden somewhere ?

[@pdizbon]

Sequim is pronounced "SKWIM". I moved here in 2013.

[@rknevt3530]

...and Kalaloch is pronounced "kah-lay-lock", and Rialto is pronounced "ree-ahl-toe"

[@williamfulgham2010]

Located in the rain shadow East of the Monsoon side of the mountain and is spelled - - - D E S E R T

[@wiggbuggie863]

where can you buy gas? Or better to go with a tour

[@markswanson7839]

Kalaloch is Klay-loch.

[@parisarkar2112]

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[@suzanshaw5161]

Promo*SM

[@toyotajunkie87]

Stop telling people about this area