Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park, Washington has 13 climbing routes across 8 difficulty grades.
- 13 routes
- 5.2 – 5.8
- Alpine
Is Olympic National Park open right now?
Alert in the area
The National Park Service lists 3 alerts for Olympic National Park.
Bat Tests Positive for Rabies, Visitors Urged to Report Potential Contact
Park alert covering Olympic National Park · NPS · Olympic National Park
Full Burn Ban Begins August 7
Park alert covering Olympic National Park · NPS · Olympic National Park
Staircase Developed Area is Open, Use Caution in Burned Areas
Park alert covering Olympic National Park · NPS · Olympic National Park
As of · Source: NPS · Olympic National Park. Agencies don't list every closure — check before you go.
Olympic National Park in Washington is a climbing area within the park's own boundaries, set inside the Daniel J. Evans Wilderness. The National Park Service manages the land, and the park charges a fee for entry. The climbing here is alpine in style, with 13 routes spread across the area. The grades run from 5.2 to 5.8 on the YDS scale, with the easiest being Direct Finish and the hardest Wings. The routes are all alpine, so they are best approached as part of a longer trip into the backcountry. Several trails lie within a few miles, including the O'Neil Pass Trail, the Elwha River Trail and the LaCrosse Basin Way Trail. The West Fork Dosewallips River Trail is about 4.3 miles away.
