Recreation
The Olympic National Forest offers diverse recreation opportunities for everyone. Experience the rushing rivers, coastal rain forests, alpine wildflowers and views of the Puget Sound from mountain peaks. Wilderness areas offer solitude and a chance to experience the rich biodiversity of the Olympic Peninsula.
The Forks area of the Olympic National Forest spans the inland northwest portion of the peninsula near Forks, Washington.
The Hood Canal area of the Olympic National Forest spans the inland southeast portion of the Olympic Peninsula in Mason County, Washington.
A true vision of a Pacific Northwest forest, the Quilcene area is home to big trees, rushing rivers and rolling fog lines.
The Quinault area of the Olympic National Forest spans the inland southwest portion of the Olympic Peninsula north of Grays Harbor, Washington.
Gray Wolf Trailhead
Hamma Hamma area
Hamma Hamma Beaver Pond #815
Hamma Hamma Cabin
Hamma Hamma Campground
Interrorem Cabin
Jefferson Lake Trailhead
Jefferson Pass Trailhead
Jefferson Ridge Trailhead