The scenic Puget Sound Coast, which encompasses the state capital of Washington, was formed millions of years ago by a retreating glacier. The Olympic Peninsula split from the continent in prehistoric times. For centuries, nature has been equipping this enchanting place. Some plants and animals of these places can be found only here. They belong to rare species and in order to prevent their extinction at the end of the 19th century, the area was partially protected. In 1938, during the reign of Franklin Roosevelt, Olympic was officially listed as an American national park.
The North Cascades is a US national park in Washington state, near the Canadian border. It contains high-mountainous landscapes - alpine meadows, coniferous forests, glaciers, mountain rivers and lakes. North Cascades is the largest national park in the United States, excluding Alaska. And the territories surrounding the North Cascades Park have the status of National Forests.
Mount Rainier National Park is a nature reserve in the evergreen state of Washington in the northwestern United States that encompasses the entire Mount Rainier and the area around it, covered in subalpine meadows and ancient forests. At the top of the active volcano Rainier there are huge glaciers that give rise to five rivers at once.
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