Olympus Ranger Station

The Olympus Ranger Station, also known as the Olympus Guard Station, is a historic backcountry cabin situated in Olympic National Park, Washington. Located along the Hoh River Trail near the junction with the Hoh Lake Trail, it sits approximately at river mile 45 on the north side of the Hoh River. Constructed in the 1930s by the U.S. Forest Service, the station was designed in the rustic architectural style characteristic of that era. It served as a base for rangers patrolling the remote wilderness areas of the park. Today, it continues to function as a seasonal outpost for the National Park Service, supporting trail maintenance, backcountry patrols, and visitor assistance during the summer months.