![]() We ask you to self-screen for any signs of illness prior to your trip’s departure. Wilderness Inquiry strongly encourages everyone to be fully up to date with their COVID-19 vaccination and take other necessary steps for the health and wellness of all. Wilderness Inquiry can usually arrange for you to borrow most items.ĬOVID POLICY: We continue to monitor and update our COVID-19 policies. If you are new to outdoor activities, you do not need to spend a lot of money. You will need to provide your personal gear as outlined in the packing list. We’ll enjoy happy hours together, though the purchase of alcoholic beverages is not included in the trip fees.ĮQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING: Wilderness Inquiry will provide all group gear and equipment. Dinners will be at the resort, nearby lodges, or local restaurants. ![]() During the days’ activities, carry trail lunches and snacks. MEALS: Eat breakfasts together at picnic tables looking out over the lake. Participants will be paired by gender or requests to room together. Most cabins or rooms are double occupancy with two beds. This lodge will have all modern amenities. Each group consists of people of various ages, backgrounds and abilities, including people with disabilities. Our trips are cooperative adventures and people pitch in as they are able.ĪCCOMMODATIONS: You will stay in a scenic and comfortable Olympic National Park sponsored lodge on the north side of Olympic National Park. YOUR GROUP: The group size ranges from 4 to 12 participants, plus 1 or more Wilderness Inquiry staff. The Hoh rainforest gets over 140 inches of rain annually while the coast gets significantly less. Rainfall can vary and you should expect some rain. WEATHER: Temperatures range from 45 F to 75 F. Other options may include shorter hikes or enjoying a good book by the lake if you wish. While no previous experience is necessary for this trip, it may be challenging if you are not comfortable walking 5 miles in a day. The hiking is not strenuous, although one should expect to walk on uneven terrain. ![]() TYPE OF TRAVEL/DISTANCE: We will travel moderate distances each day (3-6 miles), with plenty of opportunities for exploration. You will enjoy several different ecosystems as you go from sea level to 6,000 feet. The rain forest is fairly gentle, with mud and tree roots to negotiate. The coast is sandy, with intermittent boulders, headlands, and sea stacks. TERRAIN/ROUTE CHOICES: Olympic National Park has varied terrain. The Inquiry Series: Exploring Inclusivity.
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