Olympic National Park is a million acres, big enough to encompass several distinct ecosystems: Pacific coastlines, temperate rainforests, and the glaciated mountains of the Olympic Range.
Within the park, Hurricane Ridge stands a mile high, stark against its sea-level surroundings. From its top the Olympic Range filled two horizons, and the stiff wintry breeze reminded us that elevation means cold, even in June.
But the deer and marmots didn’t seem to mind.
Misty clouds push up against the peaks. 
During the rare moments when it stops raining and the sky clears, you can see for miles! 
This marmot keeping watch on the hillside near the visitor center. 
There were many deer grazing the grass on this sunny hillside including this young one. 
The highest elevation we’ve visited in a while! 
Brrrrrr! It’s windy and chilly up here! 
Deer and marmots dot this hillside.