Discover the Hidden Gems of Seattle | Olympic National Park Guide.

|Olympic National Park Guide. Why we recommend it: Olympic National Park in Seattle is like a natural epic, with glacier peaks, tropical rainforests, black sand beaches, and tranquil lakes. It's a paradise outside the city. Address: Located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. Transportation: ① Drive from Seattle to Tacoma and cross the bridge; ② Drive from Seattle to the Washington State Ferries ferry, choose the Seattle - Bainbridge route. Must-see attractions: - Hurricane Ridge: In summer, the flowers are in full bloom and there are deer. In winter, the snow-capped mountains and sea of clouds are picturesque. You can walk along the Hurricane Hill trail. - Lake Crescent: The blue lake is sparkling, you can go boating, hike to see the waterfall, and take photos on the small bridge. - Sol Duc Falls: The small waterfall is unique, and the birdsong in the forest is very healing. - Rialto Beach: The unique black sand beach has sea stacks and rocks, like the black sand beach in Iceland. - Hoh Rain Forest: The famous tropical rainforest, moss lichen is like a green blanket. - Kalaloch Beach: The niche beach has deadwood and seagulls, and you must take photos at the Tree of Life. Ticket information: USD 30/car (7 days). Other tips: - The best time to visit is from June to September. - Dress code: long pants, short sleeves, a windbreaker, and waterproof hiking shoes. - Must bring an offline map, rain gear, a lightweight sports backpack (for water and portable food). - You can choose to stay in the town of Port Angeles or the town of Forks.