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Olympic National Park
Tides & Tide Predictions
 

Be prepared for all kinds of weather when you visit Olympic.

If you are hiking on the coast, be sure you are familiar with headlands that require low tides to pass as well as the time of low tides.

Hiking some park trails requires river crossings that may be hazardous during heavy rains or snow melt. Always check river levels before your trip.

 
 
 
 
 
Hurricane Ridge Web Cam
Hurricane Ridge Webcam
Current view from Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center
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Lake Crescent Web Cam
Lake Crescent Webcam
Current view of Lake Crescent
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 First Beach Web Cam
First Beach Webcam
Current view of First Beach at LaPush, Washington
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rocky beach  

Did You Know?
Olympic National Park protects 73 miles of wild Pacific coast. Tidepools, sandy beaches and rocky cliffs can all be found here.

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST