Self-guided audio tour of Olympic National Park

• Go on the tour at your convenience • Tours have no expiration date • Flexibility to explore at your own speed • Start time of the tour is adjustable • Offline map available (no internet connection required) • Features highlights with suggestions for activities and dining • GPS-enabled turn-by-turn navigation • Extensive audio narration with stories, travel advice, and music • Automatic audio narration that activates while you drive

• Transportation that is private • Food and beverages • Admission charge for Olympic National Park • Forks Timber Museum

• Accessible for those with mobility challenges • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Suitable for individuals at all fitness levels • Getting Started: • Make Your Reservation: Receive confirmation and straightforward instructions via email. • Download the Application: Follow the easy steps outlined in your email. • Redeem Your Experience: Use the code provided in your email to activate the tour in the app. • Prepare in Advance: Download the tour while connected to strong Wi-Fi. • Commencing Your Journey: • Choose Your Tour: Access the My Stuff section in the Shaka Guide app to start the tour. • Initiate the Tour: Select the beginning point and follow the GPS guidance. • Adhere to Shaka Guide: Follow the recommended path and pace for optimal enjoyment. • Reasons to Select This Audio Tour: • Cost-Effective: One price covers the entire vehicle with no individual charges. • Maximum Flexibility: Begin, pause, and continue at your convenience. • Convenience: Use the tour any day and over several days if preferred. • Key Features: • Hands-Free Operation: The tour automatically activates - stories, directions, and music play based on GPS as you drive for a smooth experience. • Offline Functionality: No need for constant Wi-Fi or data connection. • Dependable Assistance: Support is available through call, chat, or email. • Private and Tailorable: • Exclusive Experience: Enjoy a personal tour with only your group. • Customizable Stops: Choose your desired stops and bypass those you don't want to visit. • The Comprehensive Guided Tour: • Extensive Itinerary: Includes travel advice and suggestions. • Captivating Narration: Engaging stories and historical context. • Feedback from Our Users: • “An excellent way to explore. Simple to use and very informative.” • “Appreciated the freedom to stop and go as we wished. Highly recommend!”

To receive a complete refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• The Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles provides:\n\npark information\nan NPS gift/bookshop\na park film, and\nexhibits related to Olympic's natural and cultural history.\n\nA Discovery Room for kids offers hands-on activities. Outside, visitors can find two short nature trails and restroom facilities.\n\nRangers and volunteers are available to assist with inquiries regarding hiking trails, road conditions, and tide charts.\n• A pleasant walk through an ancient forest starts at the Heart O' the Hills campground, Loop E, with parking available by the amphitheater. The trail spans over 4 miles roundtrip, allowing for substantial sights within the first mile. Look for Olympic's hidden wonders, including banana slugs, rough-skinned newts, and Pacific tree frogs.\n• This overlook presents expansive views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, with clarity on a clear day allowing visibility as far as Victoria, Canada, and the Cascades Mountains. Interpretive signage highlights the notable landmarks.\n• Hurricane Ridge offers impressive views of the Olympic Mountains and is a sought-after location within the park. Enjoy the sights of snow-capped peaks, explore sub-alpine meadows filled with summer wildflowers, hike the various trails, and watch for wildlife such as the Olympic marmot.\n\nMeadow Loop Trails: These easy paved trails are accessible from the visitor center parking.\n\nHurricane Hill Trail: The trailhead for this moderate 3-mile hike is situated about 1.5 miles beyond the visitor center, with parking available at the trailhead and overflow parking situated below in picnic areas.\n• Madison Falls is a picturesque 45-foot waterfall, located a short distance from the highway and a brief walk from the parking area.\n\nVisitors can take a moment to enjoy the serene atmosphere before heading back to their vehicles, stopping by the nearby Elwha River, which is gradually returning to its original state following the removal of two dams.\n\nThe Sweet Family Homestead, where the National Park grazes its pack animals, is also nearby.\n• Lake Crescent ranks as Washington's second-deepest and one of its most pristine lakes.\n\nThe clarity of the water allows visibility down to 70 feet, and under certain light conditions, the lake shines like a sapphire.\n\nThe Log Cabin Resort on the east side and Lake Crescent Lodge on the south side provide lodging, boating, hiking, and swimming opportunities.\n\nThe Fairholme Campground on the west side includes a store and a popular beach area.\n• The trailhead for the well-known Marymere Falls hike is located near Lake Crescent's shoreline.\n\nThis moderately-easy, less than two-mile roundtrip trail weaves through a lush old-growth forest.\n\nParking is available near Lake Crescent Lodge, where trail maps can be obtained. \n\nThe trail follows Barnes Creek, crosses Highway 101, and continues through towering evergreens and maples, featuring several picturesque log bridges along the pathway to the stunning 90-foot waterfall, which has two viewing platforms.\n• The Sol Duc River serves as a pathway for various fish species, including Chinook, coho, sockeye salmon, and steelhead trout.\n\nThe Salmon Cascades lookout presents an excellent opportunity to observe migrating salmon as they leap up the cascades to spawn. \n\nEven without the salmon in flight, the river view is beautiful and within a short walk of the parking area. \n\nInterpretive signs narrate the dramatic and inspiring life cycle of the salmon.\n• The Ancient Groves Trail is a simple half-mile loop through a dense old-growth forest blanketed with moss and ferns, providing glimpses of the Sol Duc River canyon below.\n• The Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort features a freshwater pool and three mineral pools supplied by natural hot springs.\n\nGuests can dine at the Springs Restaurant or unwind in