Sol Duc
The 24 mile side trip extends up the Sol Duc river valley below the Olympic Mountains.
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Known today as the Sol Due Ranger Station, is comprised of three buildings sited on a small, shaded knoll set against a backdrop of dense woodlands. The buildings are generally rectangular, of wood-frame construction, with shake-covered roofs.
Learn more about Eagle Ranger StationThe setting is one of rare beauty with many mountain tarns, cataracts, and large streams. Across the Soleduck River from Eagle Guard Station is the Sol Duc Hot Springs, where a large swimming tank is filled with naturally hot mineralized water. In 1912, the first Sol Duc Resort, an elegant, five-star hotel complete with a bowling alley and theater, was completed. Burned to the ground in 1916, several years passed...
Learn more about Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort