Big-leaf maples can be covered in so much green moss, lichen and fern that they look like refugees from an Arthurian legend. That coat has earned the trees, which can be as tall as 114 feet with ...

Hoh’s Hall of Mosses:.8 miles roundtrip, National Park Pass required, from Port Angeles, Washington, head west on Highway 101. After about 68 miles, turn left on Upper Hoh Road, which turns into ...

With over 140 inches of rain per year, moss and ferns thrive on every surface. Hike the famous Hall of Mosses (0.8 miles), the Spruce Nature Trail (1.2 miles), or tackle the 17-mile Hoh River ...

With yearly rainfall between 140 and 170 inches, the forest is coated in mosses and ferns. Popular hikes include the Hall of Mosses Trail, Spruce Nature Trail, and the Hoh River Trail stretching ...

OREGON, USA — Bigleaf maple trees are sick, and they have been for years. Washington’s largest broadleaf trees—they can grow to 100 feet with foot-wide leaves—are becoming growth-stunted ...