Olympic Peninsula Birding Tours & Birding-Watching Trips
Birding Tours in Washington
Join local natural history authors for bird watching tours on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state. Please note that due to travel distances, reduced ferry service, and other factors, Olympic Peninsula birding tours require a travel stipend and a minimum tour fee of $229 per day.
Join a Bird-Watching Trip on the Olympic Peninsula
Join us for a bird watching trip to some of Washington’s hottest birding spots: Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, Olympic National Park, Ocean Shores, Westport, Sequim, Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, and others.
Specialty species of this region include those listed for the San Juan Islands bird-watching tours, plus numerous pelagic species that can be seen from shore, such as Sooty Shearwater, Cassin’s Auklet, and Black-legged Kittiwake. Other featured specialties include Golden Eagle, Blue Grouse, Spotted Owl, Rock Sandpiper, Hermit Warbler, Hutton’s Vireo, and more! Be warned that in recent years locating Northern Spotted Owls has become very difficult in Washington and requires extra travel and hiking.
Other Locations for Bird-watching Trips & Birding Tours in Washington State
Birding trips are also available in the San Juan Islands of Washington State, Puget Sound and elsewhere in the Pacific Northwest region. Click on the links below to learn about our Washington bird watching tour locations:
