Sol Duc Falls & Hurricane Ridge
A varied guided day linking the Sol Duc forest, Lake Crescent and the high-country scenery of Hurricane Ridge.
- Full day · around 9 hours
- Port Angeles departure
- Forest walking plus mountain stops

Mountain mornings, moss-covered forests and nights by the water. Find the right hotel, choose your park days and make the most of Olympic.
A mountain day, rainforest and coast, or a shorter forest escape. All three depart from Port Angeles.
A varied guided day linking the Sol Duc forest, Lake Crescent and the high-country scenery of Hurricane Ridge.
Explore the mossy Hoh forest with a naturalist, then spend the afternoon among driftwood and sea stacks at Rialto Beach.
Follow the Elwha Valley and walk through old-growth forest to Marymere Falls, with time beside Lake Crescent.
Stay by the harbor for easy evenings, choose a practical town base or spend a night beside Lake Crescent.
Waterfront & ferry nightsStay on the downtown waterfront for harbor walks and restaurants close to the room. Red Lion is our first pick for a simple ferry morning or an evening by the water.
221 N Lincoln Street · Downtown waterfront
Budget separately for breakfast and parking. Select a water-view category for a harbor outlook.
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Breakfast before the parkStart with breakfast included, park for free and head out for the day. Quality Inn offers a practical downtown-edge base for northern park drives and meals in town.
101 E 2nd Street · Cherry Hill / downtown edge
A downhill walk to the waterfront. For early park starts, match breakfast service to your departure.
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Lakefront nightsWake up on Lake Crescent, walk into the forest and spend the evening beside the water. Choose the historic lodge for a stay centered on the lake.
416 Lake Crescent Road · Inside Olympic National Park
Seasonal main lodge with varied accommodation types. Select the room facilities and dining arrangements for your dates.
View rooms on ExpediaDiscover mountain viewpoints, lake walks and the Pacific coast. Each guide helps you plan the visit.

Start with Hurricane Ridge. Return to Port Angeles for dinner and a harbor evening.
Walk to Marymere Falls, enjoy the shore and continue toward Forks for the night.
Explore the Hoh and a coastal stop, with the day ending on the western side.
Three full sightseeing days, with arrival the night before. Allow a further night or travel time after the last day.
See 2-, 3- & 4-day routes →Northern viewpoints and easy town evenings, or a base nearer the rainforest and Pacific beaches?
Compare overnight bases →Stay close to the waterfront and make the morning simpler, with luggage and parking planned.
Find a ferry-side stay →Find the beds, breakfast and food facilities for your family’s park days.
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Get from Seattle to Port Angeles by ferry, road or Strait Shot bus. Compare routes, plan your arrival night and start Olympic the following morning.
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Take the Coho ferry from Port Angeles to Victoria: sailing plans, foot or vehicle travel, check-in times and hotels near the terminal.
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Find the best time for Port Angeles and Olympic National Park. Compare summer mountain access with spring waterfalls, fall coast days and winter visits.
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Visit Olympic without a car: stay in downtown Port Angeles, book local guided park days and connect with ferries, buses and seasonal ridge transport.
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Visit Sol Duc Falls and the hot springs: compare the forest walk, pool sessions and a guided mountain day from Port Angeles, with nearby overnight ideas.
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Lake Crescent Lodge or Port Angeles? Compare lakefront evenings, forest walks, dining and onward travel to choose your Olympic overnight.
Explore the guide →Choose a boat trip, a shorter walk, a meal in town or a new stretch of the peninsula.

Go whale watching from Port Angeles Wharf: boat features, seasonal timing and a half-day trip on the strait, with downtown hotels and meals nearby.
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Kayak Lake Crescent or Freshwater Bay: compare guided lake and coastal paddles, seasonal lodge rentals, meeting points and nearby places to stay.
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Find six easy and shorter walks near Port Angeles: compare waterfall paths, lake loops, waterfront trails and mountain meadows by distance and terrain.
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Enjoy Port Angeles in the rain: Feiro marine life, local galleries, Field Hall performances, books and downtown meals, with an indoor half-day plan.
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Find where to eat in Port Angeles: Chestnut Cottage breakfast, Kokopelli seafood, Bella Italia and Next Door Gastropub, with menus and downtown stay ideas.
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Walk or ride the Olympic Discovery Trail from Port Angeles. Compare waterfront, Morse Creek and Lake Crescent outings, with distances and bike hire.
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Explore Ruby Beach on the Olympic coast: sea stacks, forest-to-beach access, tidepool timing and places to stay along the US 101 route south of Forks.
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Visit Cape Flattery: a 1.5-mile round-trip forest trail to Pacific viewpoints. Plan the Makah permit, Neah Bay stop and drive from Port Angeles.
Explore the guide →Yes. Port Angeles is a strong base for Hurricane Ridge, Lake Crescent and local guided tours. Add a Forks overnight for several Hoh and Pacific beach days.
Two full days give you a northern introduction. Three or four days make more room for the western rainforest and coast, especially with a change of base.
Yes. Stay downtown and book local guided park days. Use the seasonal Hurricane Ridge shuttle when it is operating.
Start with the regions you want to explore, then pair overnight bases with rooms and tour dates. Keep the arrival day separate from full park days.
Waterfront hotels, breakfast-included inns and lakefront nights: find the room for your next stop.