Explore Olympic National Park & Discovery Trail Bike Tour for 6 days with Bicycle Adventures and discover unforgettable experiences - Photo 2

Parque Nacional Olímpico y Ruta Multideporte Discovery Trail

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  • Operador:

    Bicycle Adventures

  • Longitud:

    6 días

  • Tamaño del grupo:

    10 pax

  • Edad:

    16 to 99

  • Dificultad:

    Niveles de dificultad:
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  • 05.07-10.07.26 scheduled icon
  • 12.07-17.07.26 scheduled icon
  • 19.07-24.07.26 scheduled icon
  • 23.08-28.08.26 guaranteed icon

Itinerario

El Sendero del Descubrimiento Olímpico, que lleva décadas construyéndose y aún no se ha terminado, sigue un antiguo ferrocarril maderero a lo largo de la parte norte de la Península Olímpica. Aprovechamos más de 100 km de la ruta terminada, manteniéndote alejado de los tramos en los que sigue carreteras muy transitadas. Pedalea con la cordillera olímpica nevada a un lado y el estrecho de Juan de Fuca al otro. ¡Y sin camiones madereros! Circunnavegamos la península, empezando en el lago Quinault antes de dirigirnos hacia el norte y luego hacia el este alrededor de la península, parando en Kalaloch y Ruby Beach en la costa, el bosque tropical de Hoh, el lago Crescent y Port Angeles antes de llegar al punto culminante de la excursión (y de la península) en Hurricane Ridge. También nos bajamos de las bicis para ver las cosas más de cerca, haciendo senderismo por bosques antiguos, playas y praderas subalpinas. Disfruta de alojamiento frente al mar todas las noches y alójate en dos albergues diferentes del Parque Nacional (3 noches). Termina la semana con un paseo costero en bici y un hermoso viaje en ferry ¡directo al corazón del paseo marítimo de Seattle!

Programa del tour

Día 1

Reunión en Seattle y traslado a la cuenca del río Quinault, excursión por un lago, exploración de las playas de Kalaloch y Ruby.

To the Northwest Coast natives, Quinault means "river with a lake in the middle." It is the name of the land, the lake, and the tribe who lives here. The Quinault River basin famously holds six different species of record-sized trees. It's a bit of a drive (~2.5hrs) from Seattle, but don't worry, you will be craning your neck to catch a glimpse of the tops of the “Big Trees” before you get out of the van! Explore the network of trails along the lake this afternoon to see some of the largest western red cedar, Sitka spruce, western hemlock, and Douglas fir trees on the planet. Sample a dozen or more varieties of native berries depending on the season. From Quinault we drive another half-hour to Kalaloch on the Pacific Coast. 

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Kalaloch means “a good place to land" and we think you will agree. In sharp contrast to the soaring inland forests, forbidding-looking tangles of gnarled spruce and wind-whipped shore pines line the coastal beaches. Take a walk on the beach, keeping an eye out for scurrying shore birds, surf-riding scoters, playful otters and soaring bald eagles. In the evening, the garnet-tinged sands and offshore haystacks of Ruby Beach form a photo-perfect sunset backdrop. Spend the night overlooking the beach at Kalaloch National Park Lodge.

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Día 2

Explora la Selva Tropical de Hoh: ¡uno de los lugares más tranquilos de la Tierra!

Spend a whole afternoon in the most famous rainforest in the park! Cited as being one of the quietest places on earth, Hoh means "whitewater," an apt description for this boulder-strewn, braided ribbon of a river flowing from Blue Glacier on Mt Olympus – the lowest glacier in the lower-48 states. Hike the Hall of Mosses Nature Trail in the morning before continuing up the Hoh River Trail in the afternoon. With luck, we will track down an elk herd along the way. Regardless, colonnades of spruce stretch toward the sky, big leaf maples spread out over fern meadows, and lichens and mosses run wall to wall and floor to ceiling. There is more biomass here per acre than anywhere else on the planet! In this valley, you will inevitably run out of different ways to describe "green". After the hike we shuttle (~1hr45min) to stay at another National Park Lodge for the next two nights. Lake Crescent Lodge sits amid towering old growth forest on the shores of an enormous gem of a lake. Woodsy trails through this rare and magnificent eco-system are accessible right outside your door to wander and explore. 

- Hike up to about 8 miles, 100ft gain, 800-900ft elev.


Día 3

Comienza a pedalear hacia el este por la Olympic Discovery Trail, Alójate en el histórico Lake Crescent Lodge

Today, after a short van shuttle, we begin cycling east on the Olympic Discovery Trail. Pedal the Sol Duc River valley through dense 2nd and 3rd-growth forests that surround the National Park on our way to glacial-carved Lake Crescent. The clear, cold waters (you can see up to 60 feet down!) and stunning depth (over 600 feet!) give the lake its blue-green color. Two species of trout found nowhere else in the world also call it home. Stay another night at Lake Crescent National Park Lodge. You can enjoy more time on the lake, brace yourself for an invigorating swim, or immerse yourself in more ancient forest on a great short hike from the lodge to a wondrous waterfall. Stop to ponder which is more spectacular here: is it the waterfalls, the lake, or the old-growth forests they reside within? Whatever you decide, we think you will agree that it’s a special combination when you put them all together! 

Ride 27.9 miles · +1,278 ft / -989 ft

Hike 2-4 miles


Día 4

Recorre la ruta Olympic Discovery Trail hasta Port Angeles

Rejoin the Olympic Discovery Trail where we left off yesterday. Savor a relaxing ride along the shores of sparkling Lake Crescent in the morning before having lunch on your own at a lakeside resort. Shuttle (or ride alongside the roadside) to the recently unfettered Elwha River – the site of the largest ongoing dam removal project in the world. Learn more about this important habitat restoration program before continuing on toward Port Angeles (pop. 20,000), the biggest city as well as the busiest port on the peninsula. Ride out Ediz Hook for beautiful views of the Straight of Juan de Fuca and Port Angeles with the snow-capped Olympic Mountains as a backdrop. Stay on the waterfront at the Red Lion Hotel, our lodging for the next two nights. Lunch and dinner are on your own today.

­25.5 mi · +795 ft / -1.575 ft 

(up to 40 mi · +1500 ft / -1.575 ft)


Día 5

Asciende a Hurricane Ridge, ¡el punto más alto de la Cordillera Olímpica!

Today we ascend to Hurricane Ridge, the literal high point of the tour. As its name suggests, wind truly shapes this land, gusting to over 70 mph, with snows 30-35 feet deep in the winter. Go for a hike through alpine meadows and tree islands, dodging black-tailed deer and Olympic marmots – an endemic and adorable species of giant ground squirrel. Revel in a panorama of sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and Vancouver Island. Enjoy lunch with a view near the Visitor’s Center (currently being rebuilt after a fire in 2023). In the afternoon, we return to Port Angeles for a celebratory dinner at our favorite local restaurant.

Special Note: We are saddened to have to announce that, as of 2024, the National Park Service no longer allows commercial tour participants to cycle on the road to Hurricane Ridge. We apologize that we are unable to continue this amazing cycling opportunity. It is our hope that they will change their minds on this matter, but currently those are the restrictions.

- Hiking: variable, about 4 mi with 1000 ft of gain at an elevation of 5400 ft.

Día 6

Recorre el Discovery Trail hasta la pequeña ciudad de Sequim, en la sombra de la lluvia de la península

Ride the Discovery Trail right out the front door of our hotel this morning. Continue east through forests dotted with farmlands to the small town of Sequim (pronounced “skwim”), the rain-shadow retirement capital of the peninsula and home to Western Washington’s only native cactus – the brittle prickly pear. While not quite a “desert,” less than 30 inches of rain fall here per year, compared to nearly 200 inches just 40 miles away at the Hoh! The area is renowned for its lavender festivals as well as the world’s first interactive elk-crossing. The female herd-leaders have been fitted with collars which set-off warning signals on the highway when they are in the area. Continue to Blyn for lunch before we load up bikes. Shuttle to Bainbridge Island where we catch a ferry into downtown Seattle – the perfect end to a perfect week!

26.8 miles · +1,180 ft / -1,163 ft


UPDATED Terms & Conditions January 2026


Reservation & Deposit

A $600 per person deposit is required to secure your reservation. Full payment of the balance is due 90 days before tour departure. Reservations made within 90 days of the tour departure require full payment at the time of booking. Reservations not paid in full by the due date are subject to cancellation.


The deposit is fully refundable within 7 days of booking if the reservation is made 7 days or more before final payment is due. After 7 days, choose to receive a partial refund or keep the full deposit as a Credit on File to be used on any future Bicycle Adventures tour.


Tour Price

Prices are per person based on double occupancy (two people per room) and quoted in US dollars. Prices are valid at the time of publishing and are subject to change at any time. Once your reservation has been confirmed with payment of a deposit, your tour price is guaranteed for your original reservation. The tour price includes accommodations, most meals, bikes, baggage transfers, and all ground transportation during your tour. Airfare and other forms of travel to/from the tour start/end are your responsibility. Optional private rooms for solo travelers are subject to a supplemental fee. Please see the online tour pages for details on all items included in the tour price.


Traveling Solo

Solo travelers can guarantee a private room with payment of the Single Supplement fee. If you are traveling solo and open to sharing a room with two beds with another solo traveler of the same gender, we will make every effort to assign you a roommate. A fee of 50% of the listed Single Supplement fee will be added to your reservation upon registration. If we are able to pair you with a roommate, this fee will be refunded to you.


Minimum Participation

All Bicycle Adventures tours require a minimum number of guests to operate: four (4) guests for domestic departures and six (6) guests for international departures. Bicycle Adventures Inc. reserves the right to cancel any trip that does not meet minimum operational levels. Bicycle Adventures, Inc. will provide a full refund for any tour completely cancelled by Bicycle Adventures Inc. Bicycle Adventures Inc. is not responsible for any personal expenses incurred due to changes or cancelation of a tour.


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Full payment of the balance of your trip fee is due in US dollars 90 days before tour departure.

“Trip fee” = tour price + additions including but not limited to single supplement and e-bike upgrade fees, pre- and post-tour hotel reservations (when applicable), and any discounts or promotions agreed upon at the time of reservation confirmation. Balances will automatically be charged to the original credit or debit card used for the initial deposit on the balance due date, or the following business day if the due date falls on a weekend or observed holiday. If you wish to use a different form of payment, please call our office during business hours at least three (3) business days before your balance due date to update the card on file.


You may also pay your balance via check addressed to Bicycle Adventures Inc. 425 Pine Street, Wallace, ID 83873. Please note the trip number as outlined in your Confirmation Email on the memo line of all checks. Please let a Bicycle Adventures representative know at least three (3) business days before your balance due date if you will be mailing a check to avoid your credit card on file being charged for the balance.


If final payment is not received when due, Bicycle Adventures reserves the right to cancel your reservation and retain your deposit in full.


Guest Transfer and Cancellation Policy

Choose between receiving a future/partial tour credit or paying a cancellation fee based on the chart below for standard group tours* (fees are per guest):




Days Before Tour Future Tour Credit                            Cancellation Fee

90+                        100% of deposit amount                    $200 administrative fee

61-90                 90% of trip fee**                            25% of trip fee

31-60                75% of trip fee**                            50% of trip fee

0-30                        No credit (no exceptions)            No refund (no exceptions)


*Deposits are non-refundable for Custom or Private tours. All other Transfer & Cancellation policies apply as outlined above.


**Applies to balances paid in full only. Nonpayment of balance past the due date will result in forfeiture of the full amount of your balance paid upon cancellation.


Exceptions to our cancellation policy cannot be made for any reason, including but not limited to weather, terrorism, civil unrest, pandemics, personal, family or medical emergencies. There is no refund for arriving late or leaving a tour early. Private rooms are considered part of the total tour price and are subject to cancellation fees. Percentage cancellation fees are calculated on your total trip fee.


Cancellation of a reservation must be made in writing or by speaking directly with a Bicycle Adventures representative. Please email [email protected] or call 1-800-443-6060.


We reserve the right to cancel departures in cases of force majeure or the failure of third parties—such as hotels or barges—to honor their reservations. In these cases, you’ll be refunded your trip fee. Bicycle Adventures is not responsible for expenses incurred in preparation for any canceled or postponed trips, such as airline tickets, or for costs that are incurred due to travel delays, flight cancellations or illness.


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Payment of deposit implies agreement with Bicycle Adventures Tour Terms & Conditions as described here and in pre-trip information. All participants, including non-riding guests, must sign our Participant Agreement, Release and Assumption of Risk and Customer and Additional Information Form prior to the start of each tour. In addition, select tours may also require signing a Visitors Acknowledgement of Risk (VAR) (as outlined by the State and/or National Park visited. Forms linked here are for reference only.


All policies are subject to change without prior notice.


Terms & Conditions Jan. 2019

OUR RESPONSIBILITY
  The responsibility of Bicycle Adventures and/or its agents is limited. Bicycle Adventures hereby gives notice that it acts only in the capacity as an agent for the tour participant in all matters, including payment, connected with lodging and meal services, sightseeing tours, and other suppliers of service and transportation, and Bicycle Adventures has no personal liability for payment therefore, either primarily or secondarily, other than as the agent for the tour participant.

In the event that it becomes necessary or advisable for any reason whatsoever to alter the itinerary or arrangements, such alterations shall be made. Bicycle Adventures reserves the right to cancel any tour prior to departure for any reason. In case of such a cancellation, Bicycle Adventures will place recoverable funds into credit on file in the guest's name, to be used toward any future trip of the guest's choice for which space is available. This shall release Bicycle Adventures from any further liability. Bicycle Adventures is specifically not liable for non-refundable airplane tickets and other personal expenses incurred in preparation for a trip that is canceled.

Bicycle Adventures reserves the unilateral right not to accept or retain as a tour participant any person whose condition or general deportment, in Bicycle Adventures' sole judgment, impedes the operation of the tour or affects the rights, welfare, or enjoyment of other participants. Should such a person be required to leave a tour, it will be treated as leaving a tour early per our cancellation policy. Should a traveler be removed from a trip, they will not be refunded any portion of their trip fee even if that portion is unused. They will also be responsible for arranging and paying for all expenses related to returning home and/or changing their travel arrangements. Bicycle Adventures' obligations with respect to any funds received shall be those of a debtor and not a trustee.

There are certain risks and dangers inherent in any form of adventure travel. Bicycle Adventures assumes no responsibility or liability for any claims or damages, for any reason, arising from these risks. Guests are responsible for choosing a trip that suits their abilities, fitness level, and state of health.

A Release, Indemnity Agreement and Assumption of Risk form must be signed by each guest and returned to our office prior to the start of their tour. If the unaltered and signed Release, Indemnity Agreement and Assumption of Risk form is not received in the Bicycle Adventures office when due, Bicycle Adventures has the right to consider that reservation cancelled and resell your space.

Bicycle Adventures reserves the right to cancel your trip and resell your space if your final payment has not been received by the due date. Terms and conditions of any tour may be amended only by an officer of Bicycle Adventures.

Tour prices are per person, in United States dollars, fixed regardless of the number of people on a trip (no tier pricing), fixed regardless of foreign exchange fluctuations, and are the same if you are arriving alone or with others (no single surcharge). Prices include lodging; all meals as indicated in the trip descriptions; drinks and snacks from the van; maps and written route directions; all support vans and trailers as required; taxes; all gratuities to waiters (except for items that you pay for) and baggage handlers; leadership; all maintenance on rental bicycles; all park entrance fees; sea kayaking, rafting, canoe rentals, wildlife cruises, boat rides, snorkeling, horseback riding, and tourist attractions where noted in the trip descriptions; and ferry boat tickets where the ferry ride is part of a day's standard itinerary.

Excluded from the Trip Price are items of a personal nature such as alcoholic beverages, any discretionary gratuities for your trip leaders, excursion boat rides you charter, museum and tourist attractions entrance fees you purchase, food and beverages you purchase, room service charges, some meals where indicated in the trip descriptions, telephone calls you make, laundry, parts to repair your personal bicycle, and repairs to your personal bicycle done in a bicycle shop..

Detalles del tour

Alojamiento

Nuestra experiencia regional, una reevaluación constante de las posadas del año anterior y una búsqueda continua de la mejor experiencia garantizan que nuestro alojamiento esté siempre entre los mejores que ofrece la zona. Al limitar el número de huéspedes en cada viaje, ampliamos nuestras opciones y podemos alojarnos en algunos bed and breakfasts y posadas rurales más pequeños y galardonados que no podrían acoger a un grupo más numeroso.

El alojamiento se basa en dos personas compartiendo habitación con baño privado. Si viajas solo en cualquiera de nuestros viajes y estás dispuesto a compartir habitación con otro viajero solo del mismo sexo, paga por adelantado el 50% del suplemento de habitación individual. Si podemos asignarte un compañero de habitación, se te reembolsará ese importe. Puedes garantizarte una habitación y baño privados si pagas la tarifa completa del suplemento individual. En ocasiones, una habitación con dos camas consta de una cama más una cama supletoria o un sofá cama. Llama a nuestra oficina para ver si esto es aplicable al viaje y a la fecha que elijas.


Transporte

Puedes subir a la furgoneta en cualquier momento, sin necesidad de dar explicaciones. Algunos quieren que les lleven sólo unos kilómetros; otros han montado en la furgoneta durante todo el viaje. Son tus vacaciones, tú decides.

Utilizamos una flota de furgonetas de 15 plazas especialmente encargadas y personalizadas. La mayoría tiene un motor V-10 de siete litros, una elevada relación de ejes traseros y un paquete de remolque de alta resistencia para desplazar con eficacia una furgoneta llena de gente tirando de un gran remolque lleno de equipaje y comida. Cada furgoneta tiene también portabicicletas profesionales de alta resistencia sobre una plataforma de acero hecha a medida en el techo.

Seguro

El seguro no está incluido. Se requiere seguro de viaje para este tour. Por favor, asegúrese de tener la cobertura adecuada.

Servicios adicionales

  • Una comida
  • Una cena

Comidas

Todas las comidas, excepto una comida y una cena, están incluidas en el precio de tu viaje. Los días que tengas que comer por tu cuenta, habrá muchas opciones a poca distancia de nuestra sede.

En Bicycle Adventures nos gusta comer bien. Cada noche cenamos juntos en el mejor restaurante de la zona. Si tenemos que trasladar a todo el mundo una corta distancia para llegar a ese lugar especial, lo hacemos. En la mayoría de los restaurantes, pides lo que quieras del menú. Excepto el alcohol, todo está incluido, incluso los aperitivos, la ensalada, la sopa y el postre. El desayuno lo suelen proporcionar los hoteles y posadas en los que nos alojamos, pero si hay algún lugar local conocido por sus magníficos desayunos, lo encontraremos y disfrutarás de una comida nutritiva para empezar el día. El almuerzo se sirve en un parque estatal o en un lugar pintoresco similar a mitad del recorrido. Los huéspedes siempre se sorprenden de la variedad y calidad de los almuerzos que preparamos. Además de las guarniciones de los bocadillos y las bebidas frías, ofrecemos frutas y verduras frescas y almuerzos calientes como tortellini con pesto o burritos vegetarianos. Si prefieres un determinado alimento o bebida, sólo tienes que decírselo a tu guía y nos aseguraremos de preparar el almuerzo adecuado para mantener tu energía durante el resto del día.

Durante el día hay agua, zumos de fruta, refrescos, barritas energéticas, fruta y tentempiés disponibles en la furgoneta. Una cerveza fría de nuestra nevera te espera al final del día, y puedes revivir los mejores momentos del día en nuestra fiesta de vino y queso antes de cenar.

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