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Welcome to the Olympic National Forest
Science Oriented, Restoration Focused, Relationship Driven
From hiking a mountain for 360-degree views, to exploring the only temperate rainforest in the lower 48, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on the Olympic National Forest!
Enduring Connections to the Land
The Olympic National Forest recognizes indigenous communities on the Olympic Peninsula and their original connection to the land now managed by the U.S. Forest Service. We continually work with these communities to learn about the ways they have, and still manage the land and resources. We thank them for working with us.
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Forest Products
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Special Uses
Recent News
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Pacific Northwest Federal, State Agencies to Collaborate on Prescribed Fire, Smoke Management to Confront Wildfire Crisis
Release Date: Apr 10, 2024 Pacific Northwest Region
Spotlights
Celebrating 30 Years of Conservation Work with the Washington Conservation Corps
Coworkers, friends, and family celebrated the retirement of Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) Crew Supervisor Darrell Borden.
Advisory Committees
Advisory Committees play a critical role in providing advice and recommendations to the Olympic National Forest on a number of projects. Learn more.
Forks Area Flood Damage & Road Closure Updates
Repairs on Forest Road 29 are a high priority for the Olympic National Forest. Keep up to date on progress and reconstruction.
Tribal Relations
The Olympic National Forest recognizes the many indigenous communities on the Olympic Peninsula and their original connection to the land now managed by the U.S. Forest Service.
