Located on the west side of Washington State, the Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park is one of the most spectacular ...

Experience the emerald wonder of the Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park, located in Washington’s lush Pacific Northwest. With yearly rainfall between 140 and 170 inches, the forest is coated in ...

Hoh Rain Forest is ranked #1 out of 8 things to do in Olympic National Park. See pictures and our review of Hoh Rain Forest.

The Hoh River Trail to Mineral Creek Falls was named one of the best hikes in AllTrails’ 25 Trails to Explore in 2025 list. The route goes through the Hoh Rain Forest, one of the few rainforests ...

Last year, the Hoh Rain Forest saw nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August, the third-most of any part of the park, according to NPS data. That accounted for 12% of the park’s 1,563,073 ...

On Dec. 20, the only road leading to the Hoh Rain Forest was closed by county officials after a rainstorm washed out a portion of the road’s shoulder alongside the Hoh River, according to an ...

The Upper Hoh Rain Forest road is finally set to open again. That means that Washington’s iconic temperate rainforest, one of the most-visited parts of Olympic National Park, will reopen on ...

Last year, the Hoh Rain Forest saw nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August, the third-most of any part of the park, according to NPS data. That accounted for 12% of the park’s 1,563,073 ...

Last year, the Hoh Rain Forest saw nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August, the third-most of any part of the park, according to NPS data. That accounted for 12% of the park’s 1,563,073 ...

The Upper Hoh Rain Forest road is finally set to open again. That means that Washington’s iconic temperate rainforest, one of the most-visited parts of Olympic National Park, will reopen on ...

Last year, the Hoh Rain Forest saw nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August, the third-most of any part of the park, according to NPS data. That accounted for 12% of the park’s 1,563,073 ...