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Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park, situated in Washington State, stands as a beacon of natural splendor and biodiversity.

Olympic National Park, situated in Washington State, stands as a beacon of natural splendor and biodiversity. Its origins trace back to 1909 when President Theodore Roosevelt designated the area as Mount Olympus National Monument to protect the Roosevelt elk native to the region. The park’s status was later elevated in 1938 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the act officially establishing Olympic National Park. Spread across nearly a million acres, the park showcases a diverse range of ecosystems, from its rainforests and alpine meadows to the rugged Pacific coastline.

My recent trip to this breathtaking haven was a profound experience. I camped on the beach for three days, and the sense of solitude was both astonishing and rejuvenating. Not a single person or car interrupted my communion with nature. The deep sense of isolation provided a healing environment, a rare chance to reconnect with the Earth unencumbered. I’ve captured some moments from this memorable journey in photos and videos, and I’m eager to share them with all of you. Stay tuned for more as we’ll be posting an extended collection on YouTube this Friday.

Olympic National Park

Sneak Peek of the photos we took during our visit!