Olympic National Park
Flow Like a River
Washington’s Olympic National Park protects a vast wilderness with several distinct ecosystems encompassing nearly a million acres. From glacier-capped mountains to old-growth temperate rainforests and wild Pacific coastline, the park’s unique array of habitats and life-forms highlight the results of thousands of years of geographic isolation and extreme elevation, temperature, and rain. A trip here reminds us of our planet’s magnificence and the importance of preservation.
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