Olympic Passes
Every Olympic wilderness-permit entry point on recreation.gov - AllTrails ratings, demand scores, and a trailhead map.
Olympic National Park spans glacier-topped peaks, temperate rainforests, and wild Pacific coastline on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, with backcountry destinations like Enchanted Valley, the Hoh, and the Seven Lakes Basin. A wilderness camping permit is required for overnight backcountry trips, covering the specific campsites on your itinerary. Popular sites and summer weekends fill quickly, so competitive dates can be hard to secure.
Top Olympic entry points
The most in-demand entry points, ranked by how fast each one books up on recreation.gov.
- Big Log - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Camp Pleasant - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Camp Pleasant Stock Camp - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Flapjack Lakes Group Site (No Campfires) - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Flapjack Lakes/Gladys Divide (No Campfires) - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Heart Lake (No Campfires) - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Heart Lake Junction Camp (No Campfires) - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Nine Stream - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Nine Stream Stock Camp - Very high demand - 4.6 on AllTrails
- Rocky Creek - Very high demand
- Royal Lake Group Site (No Campfires) - Very high demand - 4.7 on AllTrails
- Slide Camp - Very high demand - 4.7 on AllTrails
Popular trails
- Cameron Creek via Three Forks Trail - 5.0 on AllTrails
- Hoh River Trail to Blue Glacier Trail - 4.8 on AllTrails
- High Divide and Seven Lakes Basin Loop - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Sol Duc Falls Trail - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Enchanted Valley Chalet via East Fork Quinault River Trail - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Olympic Wilderness Coast Trail: Third Beach to Toleak Point - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Second Beach - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Home Lake via Upper Big Quilcene, Upper Dungeness, Constance Pass - 4.8 on AllTrails