Olympic National Forest

Contact Information

Olympic National Forest
Supervisor's Office
1835 Black Lk Blvd SW
Olympia, WA 98512
(360) 956-2402
TTD (360) 956-2401
Hours: 8-4:30, M-F

Hood Canal Ranger District - Quilcene
295142 Highway 101 S.
PO Box 280
Quilcene, WA 98376
(360) 765 2200
TDD (360) 765 2200

Pacific Ranger District - Forks
437 Tillicum Lane
Forks , WA 98331
(360) 374 6522
TDD (360) 374 6522

Pacific Ranger District - Quinault
353 South Shore Road
PO Box 9
Quinault, WA 98575
(360) 288 2525
TDD (360) 288 2525

View photos from the forest in an online album.

Welcome to Olympic National Forest

At the center of the Olympic Peninsula, holding the craggy heights is the Olympic National Park; and nearly encircling the park, on the mid elevations, is the Olympic National Forest. The forest offers a diverse landscape ranging from lush ancient rain forests to deep canyons to high mountain ridges to ocean beaches. Explore this unique area! More...

Features

Motorized Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM)

South Shore Road Quinault Area. The Olympic National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Maps display National Forest System routes (roads and trails) that are open to motorized travel.

Pathways to Resilience: Restoration on the Olympic National Forest

A Forest Service biologist monitors a stream. The 1,400-square-mile Olympic Peninsula is renowned for its natural beauty. Its complex geography provides critical habitat for threatened and endangered species. The management on all lands within the Olympic National Forest strives to maximize ecological health and diversity in partnership with other landowners across the peninsula (Brochure PDF, 4.3 MB).