UN Heritage Site: Kalaloch Lodge, Olympic National Park, WA

Olympic National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

In 1981, Olympic National Park was named a World Heritage Site in recognition of its exceptional natural beauty and outstanding diversity of plants and animals. The Park is home to mountains, glaciers, alpine meadows, rugged coast and old-growth forests, including its rare temperate rainforest.

The Park contains rare types of plants and wildlife, including some that can only be found on the Olympic Peninsula. Here are examples of the wilderness, beauty and diversity you’ll find around Kalaloch Lodge:

Over 600 miles of trails offer access to the Park’s wild areas.
The Park contains the largest section of wilderness coast in the lower 48 states.
Mountains with glacier-capped peaks rising nearly 8,000 feet above sea level.
The Northwest’s largest remaining undisturbed old-growth and temperate rainforests can be found here.
Some of the Park’s mammoth trees are well over a thousand years old.
Many of the world’s record size trees are located in Olympic National Park.
For more about the Park’s World Heritage status, visit the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

For more about the Park’s World Heritage status, visit the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

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Kalaloch Lodge is managed by ARAMARK and is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service. Working in partnership with the National Park Service, ARAMARK strives to operate in a manner that protects and restores Olympic National Park’s natural, cultural and historical resources for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of future generations.