National Parks
Three world-class national parks showcasing Washington's wild beauty
Washington is home to three of America's most spectacular national parks. Mount Rainier towers over the landscape with its glaciers and wildflower meadows. Olympic National Park protects three distinct ecosystems in one park — temperate rainforest, alpine wilderness, and rugged Pacific coastline. North Cascades, the American Alps, offers jagged peaks, turquoise lakes, and over 300 glaciers in pristine backcountry.
Mount Rainier National Park
Washington's iconic volcanic peak — glaciers, wildflower meadows, old-growth forests, and the 93-mile Wonderland Trail
Olympic National Park
Three parks in one — temperate rainforest, alpine peaks, and wild Pacific coastline on the Olympic Peninsula
North Cascades National Park
The American Alps — jagged peaks, over 300 glaciers, turquoise lakes, and pristine backcountry wilderness