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Photos of Olympic's Diverse Ecosystem by Justin Bailie

October 21, 2019 Justin Bailie

Olympic National Park with its four ecosystems is a photographer’s dream. Catch the sun setting over the mountain peaks, capture the ocean spray hitting sea stacks, shoot the dripping, lush rainforests, and sneek a picture of the wildlife in the forests.

Olympic National Park’s Mountains

Hiking to Sunrise Point on the High Ridge Trail at Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park — Hiking at Sunrise Point on Hurricane Ridge.Justin Bailie

Hurricane Ridge Road. — Hurricane Ridge Road.Justin Bailie

Olympic National Park’s Rainforests

Bridge over Sol Duc Waterfall on Olympic National Park. Photo by Justin Bailie — Bridge over Sol Duc Waterfall in Olympic National Park.Justin Bailie

A family walks under giant maple trees dripping with moss on the Hall of Mosses Trail in Olympic National Park's Hoh Rainforest — A family walks under giant maple trees dripping with moss on the Hall of Mosses Trail in Olympic National Park’s Hoh RainforestJustin Bailie

Boardwalk on trail to Sol Duc Falls in Olympic National Park — Boardwalk on trail to Sol Duc Falls in Olympic National ParkJustin Bailie

Olympic National Park’s Ocean Coast

Misty Olympic Coast — Misty Olympic Coast. Justin Bailie

Photographer on Second Beach in Olympic National Park — Photographer on Second Beach in Olympic National ParkJustin Bailie

A campfire beside a seastack on Second Beach. Photo by Justin Bailie — A campfire beside a seastack on Second BeachJustin Bailie

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