Alerts
Park Closure
Hurricane Ridge Road Status
Hurricane Ridge Road is open. During the month of April, Hurricane Ridge Road may open or close depending on road conditions, weather, and staffing. Check back here or call 360-565-3131 for updates.Hoh Rain Forest Area Closed- will reopen when county road is repaired
Olympic National Park will begin restoring essential services to the Hoh Rain Forest once the Upper Hoh Road, which is maintained by Jefferson County, is safe for travel. Until then, the area is closed to all traffic, including pedestrians & bicycles.more
Information
N Shore Rd & S Shore Rd - 4/10/25
Crews installed a bridge on N Shore Rd, restoring access to Graves Creek. The next N Shore Rd construction project may close a section of road July 9 - Sept 15, 2025. S Shore Rd - which is maintained by Jefferson County - washed out in a winter storm.more
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Olympic National Park Visitor Center & Wilderness Information CenterWilderness Information Center: Staff are available in person, by email, or phone daily (except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day) at 360-565-3100. Bear canisters are available for lending on a limited basis.
Hurricane RidgeHurricane Ridge Road status is dependent on road conditions, weather and staffing during the month of April. Check the alerts or call 360-565-3131 for current status. Overnight camping is not permitted in the Hurricane Ridge parking lots.Hurricane Hill Road (1.5 miles, not suitable for RVs or buses) beyond the Hurricane Ridge Parking Area is closed. Obstruction Point Road is closed for the season.
Elwha ValleyAlthough the Elwha/Olympic Hot Springs Road is closed to vehicles at the Madison Falls parking area due to a road washout, the road is open to pedestrians, stock, bicyclists, and pets on leash. A toilet is open at the Madison Falls Trailhead, but no further facilities are available beyond the gate. Please pack out all trash. Lake CrescentThe Lake Crescent area is open. This includes the Barnes Point area and restrooms as well as Bovee’s Meadow picnic area, Marymere Falls and Moments in Time trailheads. The Storm King and Fairholme boat launches are open. North Shore Picnic Area on Camp David Jr. Road is open. Sol Duc Valley
OzetteThe Ozette area is currently open. The Ozette Campground (primitive) is temporarily closed due to flooding. All campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. MoraMora Road with access to Rialto Beach is open. The Mora area is subject to close on short notice for safety due to hazardous weather. Call the recorded Road & Weather line at 360-565-3131 to check current status and area information. KalalochThe Kalaloch area is open. Hoh Rain ForestThe Hoh Rain Forest area is closed to all traffic including vehicles, pedestrians and bicycles due to a major road wash out in Jefferson County at mile 9.7. Check News Flash • Upper Hoh Road MP 9.7 - CLOSED for more information. Queets Rain ForestLower Queets Road is open. Upper Queets Road and Queets Campground (primitive) are open. StaircaseThe Staircase area is open. Wilderness Camping PermitsAll Wilderness Camping Permits must be obtained in advance. Trailhead permits are not available. Wilderness Camping Permits are reservable online at Recreation.gov through the Olympic National Park Wilderness Permit page prior to the planned trip or over the phone. If you have questions, Wilderness Information Center staff are available via email at OLYM_WIC@nps.gov or by phone at (360) 565-3100 - option 4. For more information, visit the Wilderness Backpacking Reservations page. ![]() Current Road Conditions
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Last updated: April 21, 2025