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By: NISHU SINGH
Welcome to the Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park, Washington — where towering trees wear mossy coats and the air smells of rain and earth.
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Tucked away on the west side of Olympic National Park, this rainforest receives up to 140 inches of rain every year, creating a lush, dreamlike world.
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Soft drizzles and gentle fog roll through the forest, wrapping every branch in a silvery haze. It’s like walking into a storybook.
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Meet the ancient Sitka spruce and western hemlock, stretching over 300 feet tall. Moss drapes from every limb, giving them an enchanted look.
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Keep your eyes open for Roosevelt elk grazing in clearings, playful river otters along the Hoh River, and colorful birds flitting through the canopy.
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Hall of Mosses Trail – Short, magical, full of hanging moss. Spruce Nature Trail – Gentle loop with river views. Hoh River Trail – A journey deep into the wilderness.
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Visit in late spring to early fall for mild weather and accessible trails. Winter offers a misty, mysterious experience for the adventurous.
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Bring a waterproof jacket, sturdy boots, camera, snacks, and curiosity. Don’t forget to pack out what you pack in — leave no trace.
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Stay on trails, admire moss from a distance, and respect wildlife. Every small choice helps keep this rainforest wild and beautiful.
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It’s one of the last temperate rainforests in the U.S. — a place where time slows, nature heals, and beauty surrounds you at every step.
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