Olympic National Park is known as one of the quietest places in the U.S., and it's home to 1 million acres of rainforest.

Looking for the best things to do in Olympic National Park? Well, congratulations, you’ve officially stumbled upon one ...

For over a century, national parks have been a staple of American culture, providing the public an opportunity to explore the ...

Then, drive up to Hurricane Ridge, the most easily accessible mountain in the park, to take in top-of-the-world views of the Olympics and hike through marmot-dotted alpine meadows. Get in the water.

Hoary marmot (not to be confused with their sister species in Olympic National Park or on Vancouver Island) dig extensive burrows in the high Cascades where the annual snowpack can insulate and ...

About 400 kids have descended on Marmot for the Jasper Junior Olympics. I watch enviously from a chairlift as pint-sized slalom racers with impossibly flexible knees and hips are put through their ...

The largest herd of Roosevelt Elk (yes, they were named after President Theodore Roosevelt) in the Pacific Northwest can be found at Olympic National ... The Hoary Marmot is another animal that's ...

Nestling, playing, trilling, and taking care of together, the Olympic marmot is conceivably one of the most friendly and gregarious warm-blooded animals on the peninsula. They are endemic to the ...