Virtual Cycle - Olympic National Park - Washington - USA

Olympic National Park lies on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula in the Pacific Northwest and feels like several worlds rolled into one. In a single visit you can move from the dramatic, jagged peaks of the Olympic Mountains to deep, mossy old-growth forests, then all the way out to wild stretches of Pacific coastline.

The glacier-covered summit of Mount Olympus attracts experienced climbers, while countless hiking and backpacking routes lead through temperate rainforests, past rushing rivers, and along coastal trails with sea stacks, driftwood beaches, and salty ocean air.

The journey also brings you to Whatcom Falls Park in Bellingham, Washington, a peaceful green escape known for its pretty waterfalls and easy-to-enjoy walking paths. Here you can slow the pace, follow shaded trails beside the water, and take in the soothing sound of cascades—an ideal contrast to the vast, rugged landscapes of Olympic National Park.