The Olympic National Park, located on the Olympic Peninsula, is one of the few treasure national parks in the United States that combines snow capped mountains, rainforests, and coastlines, attracting visitors from all over the world year-round. The park covers a vast area with a network of trails extending in all directions, with a total length of over 900 miles. The Olympic Mountains rise from the depths of the peninsula, with glaciers covering the peaks. The western valleys are filled with lush temperate rainforests, towering ancient trees and misty mist; The long Pacific wilderness coast has rugged rocks, and the waves hit the mudflat, leaving the uncut wild coast. Snowy mountains, dense forests, and vast oceans coexist here, and the rich and diverse ecological environment nurtures a large number of rare wild animals and plants. Travellers who love diverse wilderness scenery will encounter the unique primitive beauty of the West Coast of North America here.