There exists, in all the wild beauty of the Pacific Northwest, a perfect slice of paradise. They call it the Enchanted Valley, but it might as well be Eden, for all the natural splendor it contains.

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Park authorities have closed camping in the Enchanted Valley area off the East Fork of the Quinault River northeast of Amanda Park because of bears. On Friday, the area was ...

PORT ANGELES — Jeff Monroe said his phone is “blowing up” with calls from people who want help save the iconic Enchanted Valley Chalet. A four-foot section of the historic wooden structure in the ...

The 84-year-old Enchanted Valley Chalet might be one big rainstorm from plummeting into the Quinalt River. Thanks to Monroe House Moving, the historic Olympic National Park lodge, located 13 miles ...

Editor’s note: Pacific NW magazine’s weekly Backstory provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the writer’s process or an extra tidbit that accompanies our cover story. This week’s cover story explores ...

Olympic National Park's largest and best-known wilderness shelter may have only a few months to live. The changing course of the Quinault River is again threatening to undercut the Enchanted Valley ...