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Olympic National Park's Sol Duc Valley
Stacy
Posted On 08/31/2026 10:28:10
Washington | Port Angeles | Olympic National Park | Sol Duc Valley | Sol Duc Waterfall | Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort | Hiking | Thermal Waters
Go for a hike and then soak in the thermal waters afterwards - all in Olympic National Park's Sol Duc Valley. The loop hike to Sol Duc Waterfall measures in at only a mile, but those wanting more steps have options clocking in at up to six miles ... as well as multi-day hiking trails. Once you've worn yourself out, pamper yourself with a 1 1/2 hour soaking session at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort. (If you need lodging, you can even book a room at the resort and enjoy unlimited soaking!)
The Wordy Explorers
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Day 11 of our journey was our second day of exploring Olympic National Park. We spent most of the day in the Sol Duc Valley - hiking to the Sol Duc Waterfall and soaking in the thermal waters at Sol Duc Hot Springs. We wrapped up our visit with a hike on the Ancient Groves Trail and a stop at the Salmon Cascades (reportedly full of salmon in spring and fall).
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