Eagle Ranger Station Sol Duc Road, Beaver, WA 98305

The Eagle Ranger Station is a local government office and travel agency located on Sol Duc Road in Beaver, Washington, United States. Situated within the diverse and expansive Olympic National Park, the station serves as a hub for exploring the park's vast wilderness, rich human history, and unique ecosystems including mountains, rainforests, and coastline.

Visitors can access detailed trail descriptions, information on service animals and ASL interpreters, obtain an Access Pass, and more. Free talks are offered throughout the winter both in-person at the library and online via Zoom, covering a variety of topics related to the park.

The station provides updates on current conditions in Olympic National Park, including road and campground closures, and offers resources such as a soundscape map to explore the park's natural sounds. Webcams are also available for viewing real-time conditions.

For those planning wilderness trips, the station offers a Wilderness Trip Planner and a video guide to backpacking in the park. Additionally, visitors can enjoy the virtual volunteer art exhibit, Terminus, dedicated to the glaciers of Olympic National Park.

Whether you're seeking adventure in the great outdoors or looking to learn more about the park's natural wonders, the Eagle Ranger Station is your gateway to experiencing the beauty and diversity of Olympic National Park.