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A great day out for visitors to Seattle, a captivating rainforest peninsula popular with hikers, skiers, and those simply looking for an escape.

This glacially carved jewel boasts some of the clearest blue waters in Olympic National Park. Glide across its mirror-like surface by kayak or follow shoreline trails to discover hidden waterfalls and old-growth forests.

Immerse yourself in mineral-rich waters surrounded by Olympic National Park's ancient forests. Reserve your 1.5-hour soaking session early to experience three therapeutic pools ranging from 99°F to 104°F.

Watch the sun set over the Pacific Ocean, play with kites in the powerful wind and relax around bonfires on this dramatic stretch of shoreline.

Ruby Beach captivates with dramatic sea stacks and tide pools teeming with marine life along Olympic National Park's coast. Visit during low tide to explore hidden marine ecosystems among the distinctive reddish sand.

Rialto Beach captivates with dramatic sea stacks and massive driftwood along rugged Pacific shores. Visit during low tide to explore the iconic Hole-in-the-Wall formation and discover vibrant tidepools.

This dramatic coastline on Quileute tribal land features striking sea stacks and driftwood-strewn shores. Time your visit with low tide to explore vibrant tide pools teeming with marine life.

Stand at the northwesternmost point of the contiguous US, where dramatic sea cliffs meet the Pacific. Wander the cedar-lined trail to viewing platforms where whales breach and waves crash against sea caves.