Explore Olympic National Park’s forests, mountain terrain and rugged shoreline with a guide
12 hrs
Ferry, park entry, transport
Explore Olympic National Park’s distinct natural environments with an experienced guide ready to answer your questions. Prepare for a day of walking across flat and uneven terrain as conditions allow.
Pickup in Seattle and departure in an air‑conditioned vehicle.
Scenic ferry ride across Puget Sound to the Olympic Peninsula.
Drive toward Olympic National Park with scenic viewpoints along the way.
Hurricane Ridge — enjoy panoramic mountain views and photo stops.
Lake Crescent — admire the glacier‑carved waters and surrounding forest.
Marymere Falls — a short walk to a picturesque waterfall.
Coastal beach along the Strait of Juan de Fuca (e.g., Salt Creek) — explore shoreline views and tide pools (weather/tide dependent).
Optional stops depending on conditions — such as Elwha River area or Sol Duc Valley.
Return drive back toward the ferry.
Ferry ride back to Seattle and drop‑off at your pickup point.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before start. No refunds within 24 hours or for no-shows. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: ESYU7R
Plan for about 5–6 miles of walking over the day, on a mix of flat and uneven terrain. You should feel comfortable walking at a moderate pace.
No. This tour is not wheelchair accessible and it is not recommended for guests with limited mobility.
Bring a sack lunch or money for food and snacks (meals are not provided). Dress in layers and be ready for a possible 30-degree temperature change. Wear hiking boots or shoes with good tread (preferably waterproof). Walking sticks are encouraged. Bring a camera if you want photos.
With a perfect rating across over a thousand reviews, the guides here have clearly figured something out. James, Mark, Cory, and Kevin show up repeatedly in reviews, and the praise for each of them follows the same thread: knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely invested in making the day memorable. James in particular gets called out constantly, with guests noting he learned everyone's names, brought trekking poles and shoe spikes for Mt. Rainier hikes, and always knew the best photo spots. The tours themselves cover some seriously beautiful Pacific Northwest territory, from Mt. Rainier to wine country and waterfall routes. Guests consistently mention that the stops feel well-chosen and that the guides come prepared with real local knowledge, not just rehearsed scripts. One group ended the day feeling like best friends, and another called their wine tour the best they'd ever been on after doing quite a few. If you're spending time in the Seattle area and want to cover ground without the stress of planning, this seems like a reliable, high-quality option. The consistency across guides and tour types is what stands out most here.
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