Olympic National Park Adventures!

Olympic National Park, Washington

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The Olympic National Park has so much to offer. Located in Washington state, the best places to view are: Hoh Rainforest Ruby Beach Quileute Reservation Lake Quinault Cape Flattery

The Hoh Rainforest is part of the Olympic National Park. This RAINFOREST is in Washington STATE!!!! You are engulfed in a rich forest and then you meet a clearing and reach the ocean. The feeling of humidity and cool salty air is such a rush!

Ruby Beach is one of the beaches on the northern part of Washington that is full of driftwood and is such an amazing view!

Quileute Reservation is an Indian reservation up north with such a view! It's so peaceful and tranquil.

Lake Quinault is where we started. The lake is on the lower part of Washington State and the start of the Hoh Rainforest. The serenity you feel when you stay there is something you will NEVER forget!

Cape Flattery is the highest northern point on the west coast. You can literally see Canada!!!

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