Is 3 days enough for Olympic National Park?

Three days from Seattle keeps you in Port Angeles and Forks / Kalaloch. It is a taste, not the full loop.

What do you do with 7 days in Olympic National Park?

Seven days uses the overnight towns on this park’s Rimfold loop: Port Angeles, Forks / Kalaloch. Extra days slow the pace rather than invent a new route.

Washington · from Seattle, WA

How many days in Olympic National Park?

Q: How many days in Olympic National Park?

5 days from Seattle, WA is the sane loop, with nights in Port Angeles, Forks / Kalaloch. Last day is the trip home.

5 days from Seattle is the loop that hits Port Angeles and Forks / Kalaloch without stuffing extra mornings. Three days keeps you in fewer towns. Seven days uses the full set of overnights on this park.

Park

3 days

Nights in Port Angeles · Forks / Kalaloch.

1Seattle → Port Angeles
2Port Angeles → Forks / Kalaloch
3Forks / Kalaloch → Seattle

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Sane loop

5 days

Nights in Port Angeles · Forks / Kalaloch.

1Seattle → Port Angeles
2Hurricane Ridge
3Port Angeles → Forks / Kalaloch
4Rainforest & coast
5Forks / Kalaloch → Seattle

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7 days

Nights in Port Angeles · Forks / Kalaloch.

1Seattle → Port Angeles
2Hurricane Ridge
3Hurricane Ridge
4Port Angeles → Forks / Kalaloch
5Rainforest & coast
6Rainforest & coast
7Forks / Kalaloch → Seattle

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Last day is the drive (or flight) home. Stays are a base, not a booking. Open a length to see the map and print the plan.

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