Crossings · NATIONAL PARKS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 3 national park trips worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you buy the ticket.
Spend about 11 hours traveling from Seattle to Olympic National Park by ferry and van. Visit Hurricane Ridge and Lake Crescent, with seasonal hiking or snowshoeing, park entry, lunch, snacks, water, hotel pickup, and a professional guide included.
“A nice trip to see The peninsula. Be ready for a lot of drive time and winding roads, but I pays off.”
Spend about 11 hours traveling from Seattle to Olympic National Park with a guide, round-trip ferries, park admission, lunch, snacks, and water included. Visit Hurricane Ridge, Lake Crescent, and Marymere Falls in summer, or Ediz Hook and East Beach when mountain roads close.
“Pick up and drop off service were so convenient”
Travel from the Seattle area by van and ferry to Olympic National Park, with stops at Hurricane Ridge, Lake Crescent, and Marymere Falls. Some departures include the Olympic Game Farm. Guides such as Dwight and Bob have offered flexible pacing, though the long drive leaves limited time for each stop.
“We met our “tour guide” as agreed. We drove for 2.5 hours to go to Olympic National Park. It is beautiful there but one could do the same thing much less expensively by renting a car and just driving there. Saw no animal park, saw no small town shops. We did see a deer and a Marmot. Ate at Wendy’s. Was a little disappointed trip was so expensive.”
By ticket type, by boat, or by the island at the other end.
