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Hoh Rain Forest

Olympic National Park, Washington

Featured Review : Olympic National Park holds the only temperate rain forests in the lower 48, and some of the few in North America. The Hoh is one of Olympic National Park's main attractions, and like many of the others, requires that yo...See Full Review

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Hoh Rain Forest Reviews

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Hoh Rain Forest

Hoh Rain Forest
Quote: The Hoh Rain Forest is along the western part of Olympic National Park. There may be a national park service fee of $10/vehicle to enter.Several small trails and an interpretive center can be found at the parking area. My favorite trail was the... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

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Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by callen60 from Ozarks, Missouri
  • January 22, 2006
Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park
Quote: Olympic National Park holds the only temperate rain forests in the lower 48, and some of the few in North America. The Hoh is one of Olympic National Park's main attractions, and like many of the others, requires that you head into the interior of... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

From journal Washington: Big Beaches, Big Mountains, Big Forest

Hoh Rainforest

  • 5 out of 5 stars by ShannonBrooke from Somerville, Massachusetts
  • December 22, 2004
Hoh Rainforest
Quote: Getting ThereTake Highway 101 (the only highway) south from Forks, Washington. This is the last place to get lunch for a while by the way.Count on driving for a long time over a bumpy gravel road. Although the distance appears short on a map, the... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

From journal Autumn on the Olympic Peninsula

Hoh Rain Forest

Hoh Rain Forest
Quote: The Hoh rainforest offers short loop hikes along an interpretive trail. Follow the trail through the forest and experience trees that were alive before Columbus found the new world. Moss covered trees and babbling brooks make this a relaxing place... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

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Olympic National Park – Hoh Rainforest

  • 4 out of 5 stars by lcampbell from Port Angeles, Washington
  • February 8, 2002
Olympic National Park – Hoh Rainforest
Quote: The west side of Olympic National Park is primarily rainforest. With 150 inches of rain per year and trees over 1000 years old, the Hoh Rainforest is definitely a must see. To enter the Hoh Rainforest, we drove east from the town of Forks, a small... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

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Hoh Rainforest Visitor Center

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Quan from Seattle, Washington
  • January 4, 2001
Quote: The Hoh Rainforest Visitor Center is the best place to explore the forest, for convenient nature trails surround it. We took one of the two loop hikes that was about a mile long. A trail has been created for your convenience, but you can see that... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

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The Hoh Rainforest

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Quan from Seattle, Washington
  • January 4, 2001
Quote: Nothing can quite describe the Hoh Rainforest, supposedly the only coniferous rainforest in the world. The Hoh Rainforest can be reached by traveling 13 miles south from Forks on Route 101, then 19 miles east on Hoh River Road. The average annual... Read the full Hoh Rain Forest review

From journal Beautiful Olympic Peninsula