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Olympic NP, Washington
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The High Divide is located within the Olympic National Park, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981 for its unique ecosystems and biodiversity.
From the High Divide, you can see the lush temperate rainforests, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain peaks, showcasing the park's diverse habitats.
Hikers often spot black bears, mountain goats, and marmots along the High Divide trail, making it a popular route for wildlife enthusiasts.
The High Divide Loop is a strenuous 18-mile trek that typically takes two to three days to complete, offering breathtaking views and a true backcountry experience.
Due to its remote location and minimal light pollution, the High Divide offers clear night skies, perfect for observing stars and constellations.
The area is known for its subalpine wildflowers, which bloom in vibrant colors during the summer months, attracting botanists and nature lovers alike.
