Olympic National Park

Guests of the northwestern part of the United States of America should definitely visit the Olympic National Park, located in the depths of the peninsula of the same name. It attracts tourists from all over the world with its diverse views. Several climatic zones pass through its territory, each of which has formed its own unique landscape.

Olympic National Park attracts lovers of natural nature, hiking and adventure. On the territory of one reserve you can choose a rest to taste. There are Pacific beaches, rain forests, lakes, alpine meadows and valleys, sheer cliffs and snow-covered mountain peaks. Almost 95% of the park is occupied by wildlife, through which trails and main tourist routes are laid. The most famous of these is the Maple Trail, which runs through an ancient forest covered with moss.

In the central part are the Olympic Mountains. This mountain range in some places reaches an altitude of 2,400 meters and divides the park into the western and eastern parts. In fact, they are a dividing boundary that determines the climatic zones of the park: in the western part, the rainforest grows and the largest amount of precipitation in the country, and in the eastern part, the dry climate prevails.