Tours & tickets

Olympic National Park

Experience the romance of traditional sailing on sunset cruise through the Seattle Harbor. Relax on the boat's comfortable seats or take in the views from the high spacious decks. Have the chance to purchase some delicious snacks and drinks while you sail. Hop aboard the schooner 'Bay Lady' and depart from Pier 66 on Seattle's waterfront. Feel the thrill of letting the wind decide the direction of the ship. Admire sights like the Space Needle, Smith Tower, and on clear days, see Mount Rainier's snowy peak. Let the sunset over the mountain ranges of the Puget Sound take your breath away. Unwind with a drink from the onboard bar that serves a refreshing range of drinks like cider, beer, wine, champagne, soda, and water. 

Olympic National Park: A Spectacular Escape from Seattle Discover the breathtaking beauty of Olympic National Park, one of the most iconic and diverse national parks in the U.S. Nestled in Washington State, this natural wonder is home to four distinct ecosystems—the rugged Pacific coastline, majestic alpine mountains, lush temperate rainforests, and dry forested landscapes on the east side. Why Visit Olympic National Park? - 73 miles of stunning coastline with dramatic sea stacks and pristine beaches. - The Olympic Mountains, offering panoramic views and thrilling hikes. - A unique ecosystem, isolated from the mainland, sheltering rare plant and animal species found nowhere else in the world. Your Adventure Itinerary Depart Seattle by scenic ferry to Bainbridge Island (45 mins, ticket included). Pass by the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, a marvel of engineering. Arrive at Olympic National Park (ticket included) and begin your exploration. Hurricane Ridge (90 mins) – Take in breathtaking alpine views and spot wildlife. Lake Crescent (105 mins) – Marvel at this glacier-carved, crystal-clear lake. Return by ferry from Bainbridge to Seattle (45 mins). Important Notes ⚠️ If Hurricane Ridge is closed due to extreme weather or unforeseen conditions (e.g., heavy rain, mudslides), the itinerary will be adjusted to: Ediz Hook (30 mins) – A scenic coastal strip with stunning views. East Beach (30 mins) – A peaceful shoreline perfect for relaxation. Experience the Magic of Olympic National Park Whether you're hiking through alpine trails, admiring glacier-fed lakes, or soaking in coastal beauty, this guided tour promises an unforgettable adventure. Book your Olympic National Park experience today!

Journey through Olympic National Park with an expert guide who knows the park inside and out. No two tours with Evergreen Escapes are exactly the same as our guides use varying factors such as weather, season, group interest, road conditions, and more to curate the perfect day for your group. Spend the day exploring the wonders hidden within this World Heritage Site! The Olympic Peninsula is home to a number of Northwest ecosystems. You'll find remote beaches littered with tide-scoured cedar logs alongside the country’s oldest forests and one of the state’s most dramatic mountain ranges. It's a true feast for the senses. The morning may start with a ferry ride through the waterways of Puget Sound to Bainbridge Island. Connect with the Olympic Peninsula via the Kitsap Peninsula and Hood Canal Bridge, or explore the southern route with a visit to a world-renowned wildlife refuge for a break to stretch our legs and enjoy a morning snack and coffee. Explore the glacially-carved Lake Crescent or emerald-green Lake Quinault. Flanked by trails full of history and mysterious tales, the placid shores and perfect placement in the midst of the undulating Olympic foothills serve as an instant source of relaxation. Hit the trails to experience the old-growth forests of Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock trees, venturing to the misty waterfalls or babbling creeks Depending on the day, drive up to Hurricane Ridge, a mountain citadel that puts you at the edge of the Park’s exceptionally jagged peaks. Take in a superb 360-degree view from the summit that encompasses the surrounding mountains, the Strait of Juan da Fuca, and the San Juan Islands. The open meadows are ideal for wildlife viewing – be on the lookout for Olympic marmots, black-tailed deer, and even black bears. Embark on guided nature walks or snowshoes to learn more about the sub-alpine ecosystems. On other days we may extend our journey out to the coast to visit the rocky, rugged beaches characteristic of the Pacific Northwest. Peek into the micro-ecosystems of the tidepools or gaze out into the expansive waters that define our region.

Located in the state of Washington, Olympic National Park is one of the most iconic and diverse national parks in the U.S. The park features four distinct ecosystems: the rugged Pacific coastline, alpine mountain ranges, lush temperate rainforests on the west side, and dry forested areas in the east. The Olympic Peninsula boasts 73 miles of stunning coastal views and is home to the majestic Olympic Mountains at its center. Because of its geographic isolation, many plant and animal species here are unique to the park. Come explore with us one of the most visited national parks along the West Coast! Seasonal Itinerary (April 1 – October 15): Depart Seattle by ferry to Bainbridge Island (45 mins, ticket included) Explore Olympic National Park (admission included) Visit Hurricane Ridge (75 mins) – panoramic alpine views Stop by Lake Crescent (30 mins) – glacially-carved lake Short hike to Marymere Falls (45 mins) Return to Seattle by ferry (45 mins, ticket included) ️ Note: In the event of Hurricane Ridge closure or extreme weather conditions (e.g., heavy rain, mudslides), the itinerary will be adjusted to: Ediz Hook (30 mins) → East Beach (30 mins) Seasonal Itinerary (October 16 – March 31): Depart Seattle by ferry to Bainbridge Island (45 mins, ticket included) Explore Olympic National Park Visit Lake Crescent (30 mins) Stop at East Beach (30 mins) Hike to Marymere Falls (45 mins) Enjoy views from Ediz Hook (30 mins) Return to Seattle by ferry (45 mins, ticket included) Note: Itinerary may change due to weather or park closures.

In this trip we experience the highlights of the Olympic peninsula! Sites include: -Hoh Rainforest, Hall of Mosses* -Ruby Beach, amazing stretch of wild beach -Quinault Rainforest hike and Quinault Lake lodge and gift shop -Lake Crescent lodge and viewpoint -Forks, Twilight welcome center (optional) -Aberdeen, see Nirvana's Kurt Cobain Memorial (optional) (*Note, during July/August there is sometimes a 2+ hour wait times at the Hall of Mosses, so we may then spend time in the Quinault and Bogachiel rainforest, which are similar.) Take in the quiet other worldly appearance trees hanging with mosses in the Hall of Mosses and Quinault rainforest. Guests love this place, it has a quiet magical feel. You will love Ruby beach. One guest said: "I loved it, I had never been to a beach like that." Lake Crescent is so deep scientists don't even know it's true depth. You will enjoy a perfect viewpoint of one of the largest lakes on the peninsula. In the end you will and charmed and get why the Olympic Peninsula is on so many must see travel lists. As a bonus I bring some special craft chocolate on the ride for you to try. The tour is designed to bring out the best of the Olympic peninsula. The local guide can share fun facts and other knowledge about the area like places to eat, and other things to see. *The tour is in English. The guide can also speak Spanish and Portuguese. *Additional or modified stops are possible based on your interests and time. About me: I give tours to share the amazing nature of the pacific northwest. I grew up in the Seattle area and know where to take you to get a great experience and good photos. My background includes providing travel support to staff and executive team at large tech companies. I know about Seattle's interesting history, the famous 90s Seattle music scene, and where you can find good bakeries, chocolate, and other food in Seattle. I have also visited over 100 countries and offering useful tips.

Visit one of the largest temperate rain forests in the USA and explore the Olympic Wilderness Coast on a 9 hour guided hiking tour. The tour begins with a scenic 2-hour van tour deep into the interior of the Hoh Rain Forest. Upon arrival, your naturalist hiking guide will lead a 2-mile hike through two scenic nature loops within the Hoh Rain Forest, identifying mosses, lichens, trees, while discussing the natural history of this ancient old-growth forest. We generally spend about two hours exploring the Hoh Rain Forest. On our drive to Rialto Beach, we will make a 15-20 minute scheduled stop in the small town of Forks, WA at a local grocery store. Guests can purchase grab & go deli items, snacks, coffee, or souvenirs during this stop. Upon arrival at Rialto Beach, we generally allocate time for a picnic lunch before trekking along the wilderness coastline. Rialto Beach highlights include a stunning coastline forest, towering sea stacks, and massive driftwood logs scattered along the beach. After an afternoon of Rialto Beach explorations, relax in the spacious van for a comfortable 1 hour 30-minute drive back to Port Angeles.

Departing from our Port Angeles Tour Office, this 9 Hour Guided Tour begins with a scenic drive into the Elwha Valley and around Lake Crescent to reach the Sol Duc River Valley. At the Sol Duc, we will enjoy a two mile guided hike to Sol Duc Falls, one of Olympic National Park's most picturesque waterfalls. This hike features stunning views of the river canyon, a lush mossy forest floor, and towering Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock trees above us along well-maintained trails. After exploring the Sol Duc, our guests will wrap up the morning explorations at Lake Crescent, a stunning, glacier-carved lake that is outlined by beautiful mountains and is 624 feet deep. From the historic Lake Crescent Lodge, guests can enjoy time on trail hiking or enjoy the views from the well-positioned lodge. While passing through Port Angeles, our guests can purchase grab & go deli items, snacks, or coffee during our 15-20 minute scheduled stop. From Port Angeles, our van tour continues with a scenic drive from sea-level to 5,242 feet elevation atop Hurricane Ridge. Upon arrival, our guide will lead a guided hike along the subalpine nature trails to enjoy views of the meadows, peaks, and river valleys of the Olympic Mountains. After exploring the Ridge, our guide will make the 45 minute drive back down to Port Angeles to conclude the tour.

Like Bella did, explore the wonder of the rainiest town in the contiguous United States. Discover the beaches and rain forests, and perhaps you'll spot a vampire or werewolf! There’s lots for Forks Washington Twilight fans to see year-round including The Collection of props and costumes used in the movies, stop by the chamber to get a picture with Bella’s trucks, and download and print a Twilight map to take a self-guided tour of Twilight stops throughout town. Discover the charm of Olympic National Park on this full-day trip. Starting with a ferry ride to the nearest Seattle island - BainBridge Welcome to our slice of Northwest hospitality and Olympic National Park charm!

Discover Olympic National Park on an exciting half-day tour. To begin, depart from Port Angeles. Experience a short waterfall walk (0.1 mile) along the Elwha River at Madison Creek Falls. Next, go to Lake Crescent, the centerpiece of the itinerary, and enjoy a 2- to 3-mile guided hike to Marymere Falls and surrounding trails immersed in old-growth forests. Wrap the afternoon with a scenic drive around Lake Crescent to reach Tongue Point. Be amazed by views of the Strait of Juan De Fuca from Salt Creek County Park.

Enjoy the rich smells of the best of the rainforests of the Olympic peninsula. You will see up close why the pictures never do this place justice. Please note: The Twilight movies were not filmed in Forks. The author of the Twilight books based some of the locations on actual places. Some places we will see: Forks, sites from the Twilight -Bella's Truck -Cullen House -Forks High School -Forks Visitor Center -Forks Outfitters (where Bella worked) -La Push Beach -Port Angeles (Bella Italia restaurant) -Quinault Rainforest -Lake Crescent You will have many chances to stop, take photos, and take in the area along the way. Stephanie Meyer chose Forks as the perfect setting because it was "ridiculously rainy" and it was "small, out of the way, surrounded by forest". You'll get to take in some of those same sites and views that formed the story! On this one day road trip from Seattle we'll also see some highlights of the Olympic peninsula. *The tour is in English. The guide can also speak Spanish and Portuguese. The tour is designed to bring out the best of the Olympic peninsula. The local guide can share fun facts and other knowledge about the area like places to eat, and other things to see. The guide also enjoys travel and has visited over 100 countries. *Additional or modified stops are possible based on interests and time.