Mount Rainier & Olympic National Park Tours Bundle
Explore the incredible natural diversity of Washington State with the Mt Rainier and Olympic National Park Tour Bundle! From the towering, glacier-capped peak of Mount Rainier to the rainforests, rugged coastlines, and alpine lakes of Olympic National Park, this bundle showcases some of the Pacific Northwest’s most iconic landscapes. Discover dramatic scenery, rich ecosystems, and fascinating natural history on an unforgettable journey through two legendary national parks.
About the Bundle
Mount Rainier National Park: Experience the majesty of Mount Rainier on a self-guided driving audio tour through one of Washington’s most iconic parks. Marvel at the massive volcano rising above wildflower-filled meadows, ancient forests, and rushing rivers. Along the way, learn about the mountain’s geology, glacial systems, and the explorers and conservationists who helped preserve this breathtaking landscape.
Before you lace up your boots:
Mount Rainier is a wild, unpredictable, and vibrant place full of life. Take your time. Breathe in the high-altitude air. And if the clouds part, look up. The mountain just might be watching you back.
Download the Mt. Rainer Trip Planner for more details on how to reach the park, must-see stops, best places to stay, when to visit, activities to do, packing tips, and more!
Olympic National Park: Discover the extraordinary variety of Olympic National Park on a self-guided driving tour that spans multiple ecosystems in a single destination. Explore lush temperate rainforests, snow-capped mountains, and dramatic Pacific coastlines with stops at scenic viewpoints and natural landmarks. This tour reveals the park’s unique ecology, Indigenous history, and the powerful natural forces that shape the Olympic Peninsula.
Before you go:
Pack layers, snacks, and a sense of curiosity. Olympic doesn’t give up its secrets all at once, but with this guide in your pocket, you’ll leave with more than photos. You’ll leave with a deeper connection to the Pacific Northwest’s wildest heart.
Download the Olympic National Park Trip Planner for more details on how to reach the park, must-see stops, best places to stay, when to visit, activities to do, packing tips, and more!
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How Does It Work?
- Access your tour: Download the Action Tour Guide app and sign in with the same email used for your website purchase. Your tour will appear under My Tours.
- Download your tour: Download it before you go. Once downloaded, no internet or cell signal is needed.
- Start your tour: Open My Tours, select your tour, and tap Start Touring when you reach a starting point.
- Listen your way: Use your phone’s speaker or headphones, or connect to your car’s audio system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not currently supported, compatibility is in development.
- GPS-triggered audio: Stories play automatically as you reach each location along the route.
- Stop and start anytime: Pause, take a break, make a detour, or continue another day. Tours are valid forever (one year for Action+).
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Tour FAQs
This bundle includes two self-guided driving audio tours: one through Mount Rainier National Park and another through Olympic National Park. Together, they feature over 120 GPS-triggered audio stories, offline maps, and turn-by-turn navigation, covering glaciers, waterfalls, rainforests, alpine meadows, scenic overlooks, and more.
Yes. The tours are completely independent, so you can explore each park whenever it fits your itinerary. Your purchase gives you lifetime access, making it easy to spread the tours across multiple trips.
The Mount Rainier tour showcases glacier-covered peaks, wildflower meadows, waterfalls, and scenic mountain vistas. The Olympic National Park tour explores lush temperate rainforests, rugged Pacific coastline, alpine lakes, and panoramic viewpoints while sharing stories about the parks’ history, geology, and wildlife.
Absolutely. The tours are designed to be flexible, allowing you to stop for hikes, picnic areas, scenic overlooks, visitor centers, or photography before resuming the narration at your own pace.
