Olympic National Park in Washington protects nearly one million acres of land, and 95% of that is designated Wilderness. Get a taste of journeying into the heart of Olympic wilderness on this guided hike that follows the Barnes Creek ravine, home to the rare Crescenti cutthroat trout in northwest Washington. This hike includes a visit to Marymere Falls. 

Cost $35.00

Length: 2.5 hours

Mount Storm King looms behind the lodge at an impressive 4,537 feet of elevation in northwest Washington. This strenuous 3-hour hike will go to the end of the park-maintained trail at a spectacular viewpoint; guests who choose to venture beyond this point will be advised to use great caution and hike at their own risk. During the 2,000-foot elevation gain, guests will learn about the different forest zones and unique geology of the Olympic Mountains.

Cost $35.00

Length: 3 hours