The Hall of Mosses trail is such a beautiful and unique trail found in the Western portion of Olympic National Park. The ...

The Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park is one of the most pristine temperate rainforests in the United States, receiving 140 to 170 inches of rain annually. Its lush, green landscape is covered ...

PORT ANGELES — The poetry of nature will take on a whole new meaning beginning today. Poetry Walks return for its ninth year, with nature-themed poems placed along five Olympic National Park trails ...

Olympic National Park: Northwest of Olympia on Highway 101 Hoh’s Hall of Mosses: .8 miles roundtrip, National Park Pass required, from Port Angeles, Washington, head west on Highway 101.

PORT ANGELES — Beginning today, poetry will grace five trails in Olympic National Park. The signs along the Hall of Mosses, Living Forest, Madison Creek Falls, Peabody Creek and Spruce Railroad trails ...

Olympic National Park, in northwestern Washington, ... After nabbing a campsite in the furry, moss-cloaked trees of the Hoh Rainforest, I set off on the famous Hall of Mosses Trail, ...

On the Hall of Mosses trail, part of the Hoh Rain Forest at Olympic National Park. Susan Glaser, Cleveland.com Kayaks lined up along Lake Crescent at Olympic National Park in Washington.

Classical music resonated through the trees in the Hoh Rainforest, as musicians honored the National Park Service centennial with a performance in the woods.

It was, of course, for hikers to don while exploring Olympic National Park’s fecund, ferny Quinault Valley in the winter, when most of its sopping 12 annual feet of rain falls.