Recreation Passes of the Northwest

US Forest Service

Map of R6 Forests

Bureau of Land Management

Oregon and Washington

National Park Service

North Cascades

Olympic National Forest is synonymous with the Olympic Peninsula - a 6,500-square-mile area of complex, winding ridges, rugged and precipitous mountains, deep canyons and tree-covered slopes. The Forest receives over 1.2 million visitor days annually. The Forest has nineteen developed campgrounds, five boating sites, four nature trails and one viewpoint. There are 201 miles of trails, several providing access to Olympic National Park. Five wildernesses on the Forest totaling 88,481 acres provide solitude and scenic beauty where the only access is by foot or horseback.

Northwest Forest Pass Vendors

Sites Requiring a Pass

Big Creek (Campground Loop)	Trailhead
Big Creek (Upper/4 Mile Loop)	Trailhead
Big Quilcene	Trailhead
Duckabush	Trailhead
Elk Lake Lower	Trailhead
Gatton Creek	Trailhead
Kloshe Nanitch	Trailhead
Lena Lake/Brothers	Trailhead
Lower Quilcene	Trailhead
Lower South Fork Skokomish	Trailhead
Mildred Lakes	Trailhead
Mt. Ellinor (Upper)	Trailhead
Mt. Muller Hwy 101	Trailhead
Mt. Zion	Trailhead
Pete's Creek	Trailhead
Quinault Rain Forest	Trailhead
Ranger Hole	Trailhead
Upper Dungeness	Trailhead
West Fork Humptulips Middle	Trailhead

1835 Black Lake Blvd SW
Olympia, WA 98512
(360) 956-2400
www.fs.fed.us/r6/olympic

Sites Require any one of the following passes:

• National Forest Recreation Day Pass
• Annual Northwest Forest Pass
• Interagency Senior Pass
• Interagency Access Pass
• Interagency Annual Pass
• Washington and Oregon Recreation Pass