Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park lures roughly 3 million visitors a year to its emerald pathways.

Joel Kawahara of Quilcene, Wash., suggests Ruby Beach, which is a rugged patch of rocky shoreline, often full of driftwood, in Olympic National Park.

In 2014, while Duncan and I were vacationing in Olympic National Park, a sign for the “Duncan Memorial Tree” caught our attention.

“I am wondering about the origin of the name ‘Ruby’ in the section about Ruby Beach in the Olympic National Park.

Some of the beloved coastal cabins near Kalaloch Lodge in Olympic National Park will be demolished next week because of an eroding bluff, the National Park Service announced.