Interestingly enough this is one of 3 temperate rain forests in the world and we've been to all of... read more
We have travelled the country, going to as many National Parks and National Monuments a we could... read more
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Interestingly enough this is one of 3 temperate rain forests in the world and we've been to all of them. They never disappoint! Wonderful little gem in the Olympic National Park.
We have travelled the country, going to as many National Parks and National Monuments a we could enjoying the Every Kid in a Park program. On the day we arrived at the Hoh Rainforest, we found the visitor center was not open everyday of the...More
We really enjoyed our hour long walk through the rain forest. It was a sunny day and the peaceful nature of the place made for a tranquil and enjoyable walk. There are a few spots where the trees are completely covered in moss and look...More
My family visited the Hoh Rain Forest on a Tuesday in May. The drive on Upper Hoh road is a nice drive along the river with many pull offs to view not only the river but some of the Sitka Spruce. There was one pull...More
Went to visit the rain forest and it was really something to behold The people in the visitor center were very helpful and talked to us about some trails This place you shouldn’t miss
If you are visiting Olympic National Park, this is a must do! The trails are very easy. We did a few near the visitors center and covered a few miles with a few trails. We visited in the beginning of June. There were very few...More
So, I'm not happy: The visitor's center is only open Thurs-Mon and naturally it's a Wednesday. The usual Park entrance fee is $30 (good for 7 days in the Park) but the Ranger doesn't bother to tell you the visitor's center is closed today. That's...More
The rain forest is nice. But the trail up to the falls is the treat. The walk is a moderate hike. The views of large Douglas Firs and ferns is fantastic. The falls is a bit different. Well worth the drive and hike.
About a ten mile drive off the mail HW 101. Well paved road. Several hikes in the area both easy or difficult. We went on an easy two mile round trip hike. River, moss covered trees, birds and much more to see. Beautiful.
We walked this trail last week anticipating a surreal experience, but we found that the area felt similar to our trails our Lake Crescent. Perhaps it hadn't rained in awhile? The views coming out of the woods and to the river were lovely, though. It...More
