- National Park Pass (or Forest Service Pass for trails on the south shore of Lake Quinault)
 - Cell phone (with tour downloaded!)
 - Car charger
 - Phone mount for car
 - Ziploc bag or waterproof cover for phone/camera
 - Flashlight - for sunrise or sunset hikes to the beach
 - Park Map - available at the visitor center
 - Binoculars
 - Waterproof rain jacket or coat
 - Non-cotton/waterproof or quick-dry pants
 - Dress in layers (layer with NON-cotton fabric like fleece/wool–for cooler weather or synthetic materials like nylon–for warmer weather). The key is to stay warm and dry!
 - Waterproof hiking boots/sturdy shoes with non-slip soles
 - Wool or non-cotton socks
 - Trekking poles (recommended if hiking in the mountains)
 - Sunscreen
 - Sunglasses
 - Hat
 - Insect repellent
 - Water bottles - plenty! Do not drink from any streams/rivers to avoid giardia.
 - Snacks and/or picnic food (Remember to pack up leftovers/don’t leave crumbs) *Restaurants are few and far between. Make sure you plan ahead for meal times.
 - First aid kit/medications
 - Emergency roadside assistance kit
 - Swimsuit and towel if interested in visiting Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort
 
Tip: Avoid wearing bright-colored clothing (light blue, pink, red, orange) or perfumed scents on day hikes in the forests. These attract wasps, especially during the fall
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