How does relaxing in Washington’s most remote hot springs sound? No-brainer, right? These totally natural hot springs in Olympic National Park are tough to get to (I’ll share a pro tip to make this adventure MUCH easier below), but so worth it for so many reasons. The best part (aside from a relaxing day in the beauty of Olympic National Park) is that you’ll likely have them mostly to yourself due to their remote nature.

Here’s everything to know about visiting Olympic Hot Springs, Olympic National Park.

We’re hiking fire lookouts, blue gatorade alpine lakes, sweeping views of the San Juan Islands, and hidden coastal coves in Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, North Cascades National Park, and beyond. The best part? All these hikes in Washington are 5 miles or less.

This beautiful, sheltered, sandy bay just outside of Port Angeles offers some of the best surfing in Washington. Here's everything to know about this Washington surf spot.

Whether you’re a beginner hoping to paddle out for the very first time, or an experienced surfer looking for a few new surf spots, here's everything you need to know to go surfing in Washington.

Hidden just outside of Port Angeles and totally off the radar is a glorious piece of Washington's wild charm just waiting to be explored. Salt Creek Recreation Area is a marine wildlife sanctuary, a diver's dream, and a surfer's escape with a campground, trails, beaches, tide pools, and unobstructed views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Vancouver Island, and beyond.