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With over 632,000 acres, Olympic National Forest is a place of tremendous diversity as well as breathtaking beauty. It includes a temperate rainforest, a radiating mountain range, large lowland lakes, wild rushing rivers, tidelands and saltwater beaches. This is a beautiful setting for outdoor recreation including hiking, boating, fishing, beach combing and camping. 
 

There is exceptional bird watching year-round, and this pristine wilderness area is home to magnificent wildlife. Threatened and endangered species include the Northern spotted owl, marbled murrelet, bald eagle, bull trout, Hood Canal summer chum salmon and Puget Sound Chinook salmon.
The forest’s abundant recreational activities, temperate climate and easy accessibility make it an ideal place to experience the majesty of the Pacific Northwest.
Visitors entering the Olympic National Park in a vehicle or on foot may be required to pay an entrance fee.

LAKE QUINAULT LODGE

Welcome to Washington State and the glorious Olympic Peninsula. Find your true retreat at historic Lake Quinault Lodge, a landmark on the shores of beautiful Lake Quinault. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Lodge is the perfect place to leave the cares of the work-a-day world behind.
Calm your soul under the shelter of the Quinault Rainforest canopy. Curl up with a book by the lobby's grand fireplace. Savor delicious local cuisine and panoramic views in the lake view dining room. And let the fresh air rejuvenate your spirit while you're hiking, canoeing, kayaking or fishing. Just a few hours from Seattle, escape to Lake Quinault Lodge where you'll find the rest comes easy.