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

Employment

Land & Resources Management

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Forest Planning

Forest Service and partners in the Skokmish watershed

Olympic National Forest planning documents guide all forest management actions. Plans are focused at a broad scale: regional, forest-wide, or landscape (watershed) level.

Current Projects

Big snags are part of the features of mature old-growth forests.

Schedule of Proposed Actions (SOPA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) projects at Olympic National Forest documentation is available. *Sign up for project updates.

Resource Management

Salmon and other aquatic wildlife depend on healthy watersheds.

We manage resources, with our partners, including: watershed restoration, habitat and forest health. Timber sale information is also available.

Geospatial Data

Information about available GIS (Geographic Information System) data is available.

Features

Travel Analysis

Forest Road 30 in Forks, Washington area

We conducted an analysis to identify the minimum road system needed on the Forest. Learn more.

Climate Change

Watershed area from above. “Land management has been traditionally based on the precept that future environmental conditions will mirror past conditions. Climate change is turning this notion on its head. We can no longer assume that precipitation will fall in the same amounts and during the same time of year as in the past." - Case Studies - Managing for a Changing Climate on the Olympic National Forest.