We absolutely LOVE the hikes in Olympic National Park! This amazing park encircles nearly a million acres in northwest Washington state. Its beauty ranges from glacier-topped peaks to raging ocean ...

The National Champion Tree Program (NCTP) announced its first Register of Champion Trees since 2021. The program moved from American Forests to the University of Tennessee School of Natural Resources ...

If you’re itching to explore the lush landscapes of Olympic National Park, then hiking to Marymere Falls is a great place to start! This is one of the best hikes at Lake Crescent. Here’s what to know ...

National Champion Tree Register features the largest documented trees across the U.S. such as the National Champion Sitka Spruce, which people can see in Olympic National Park in Washington state.

Beach visitors pose with the “Tree of Life” on Kalaloch Beach in Olympic National Park before the tree sank during storms in early 2025. Mathew Nichols Photography Courtesy A tree that seems ...

Olympic National Park’s iconic Tree of Life is struggling to survive as the Kalaloch Beach bluff on which it has sat for hundreds of years continues to erode at a rapid rate amidst heavy winter ...

Olympic marmots are also threatened by climate change, which is predicted to wipe out most alpine meadow habitat across the United States over the next century as trees move uphill ... hiking areas of ...