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 (Closed on federal holidays.)
Remember, conditions can change rapidly, especially in backcountry areas. Always check weather reports before your trip, pack the ten essentials and be prepared for all kinds of weather. Bring plenty of water and pack out all trash. Review our safety tips.
Forest Roads View Forest Road conditions. Contact your local ranger station to inquire about a specific route. Wildlife gates are closed from October 1 until May 1. Forest roads are prone to flooding and washouts. Never attempt to cross road washouts as you could easily get trapped. Travel with your lights on, obey speed limits, and watch for pedestrians and other vehicles.
Several Campgrounds (restrooms are open at these sites & trash pick-up available at open campgrounds)
Most day use sites & trailheads
All trails
Dispersed camping is allowed
**Users should expect NO restrooms, water, or garbage services available at trailheads. If a campground is open, restroom facilities will be available.
Be prepared to properly dispose of human waste & pack out ALL trash.
Remaining CLOSURES:
Many Campgrounds & Horse Camps
Mt Mueller TH
Big Creek TH & Day Use Forest Roads 2419, 2464
Maple Fire Closure
Planning a trip this summer? Please be advised that mountain goats on the Olympic Peninsula, including the Olympic National Forest, will be relocated to their native habitat in the North Cascades this summer. Expect to hear helicopter activity in the area from July 28-August 7, 2020 during the hours of 6 am to 3 pm. To ensure your safety and that of the helicopter team and goats, please avoid the operation area.
Subscribe to this feed
