Olympic National Park day tour from Seattle

• Commercial bus with full insurance • Personal tour guide • Live representative available via phone during business hours • Entrance and/or facility fees • Air conditioning in the vehicle • Ferry ride

• Tips\n• Meals and beverages

• Not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries • Not advisable for individuals with poor cardiovascular health • Service animals are permitted • Participants should possess at least a moderate level of physical fitness • **** PLEASE visit the Olympic National Park's official website for the latest road closure information - https://www.nps.gov/olym/index.htm **** • Suitable for those who can walk at least 6 miles and navigate uneven terrain.

All purchases are non-refundable. Cancellations will not receive a refund.

For private tours, pickup and drop-off are provided within the greater Seattle area. If your location is not listed, please reach out to arrange pickup.

• **** Please refer to the Olympic National Park's official site for updated road closures - https://www.nps.gov/olym/index.htm **** Views of the Olympic Mountains from an elevation of one mile, hiking opportunities, dining options, a gift shop, wildlife sightings, and seasonal snowshoeing are available. • A stunning lake created by glaciers, known for its clear waters, where you can see deep into the lake. A lodge is situated here, offering a relaxing space for those not hiking to Marymere Falls and the old growth trees. Kayaks and other boats for rent are offered if you prefer not to hike. • An optional stop that depends on tide conditions: explore a sea-stack and tide pools at a beautiful beach. If conditions do not permit a stop at Salt Creek Recreation Area, the visit will switch to Dungeness Spit, which is also a scenic beach and wildlife sanctuary. Hiking is encouraged. • An optional stop: if tide conditions do not allow for a visit to Salt Creek Recreation Area, we will instead visit Dungeness Spit, known for its beach and wildlife sanctuary. Hiking is recommended here as well. • Optional stops based on the day can include waterfalls, giant trees, and the largest dam removal and wildlife rehabilitation project globally. • Round-trip ferry rides across Puget Sound to access the western peninsula where the National Park is located. Witness wildlife and scenic views of islands and Downtown Seattle. (Departures may occur from Edmonds Ferry Terminal.) • This is the location designated for food stops, featuring a full-service deli, espresso coffee, souvenirs, and all necessary snacks for the day. • An optional park stop, primarily during fall, showcasing a picturesque waterfall, an ancient forest with areas resembling a temperate rainforest, and seasonal salmon runs in autumn. Hiking is recommended, or you can bring a swimsuit to enjoy hot springs.