Tours & Sightseeing in Forks, Washington

Mount Olympus is literally the crown jewel of the Olympic Mountains. It not only is the highest and most heavily glaciated peak of the Olympics, but it lies near the geographic center of the range. Olympus, named for the fabled home ... More on Trails

A 16.4-mile backpack from the North Fork Ranger Station to Low Divide. This major valley-bottom route follows the North Fork of the Quinault to the Low Divide, where it meets the Elwha River trail and a spur path to the alpine country ... More on Trails

An 8.6-mile trip from the Quinault River valley to Marmot Lake. This trail offers more spectacular mountain scenery for the effort than any other on the Olympic Peninsula. It can only be reached via long treks up the Quinault, West ... More on Trails

Water defines the environment along the Maple Glade Rain Forest Trail. Nestled in one of the three rain-forest areas on the west side of the Olympic Peninsula, you cannot escape the sounds of water, the waters sculpting of the forest ... More on Trails