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

The Hoh sits on the west side of Olympic National Park, about a two-hour drive from Port Angeles and less than an hour from Forks, Washington. It can be accessed via Upper Hoh Road, off of Highway ...

A washout has closed the only access road to the Olympic National Park’s popular Hoh Rain Forest since December. But on Thursday, Gov. Bob Ferguson announced the state would pitch in $623,000 ...

Sports; Outdoors; Olympic’s Hoh Rain Forest could reopen in May after state, private grants March 14, 2025 Updated Fri., March 14, 2025 at 6:57 p.m. Tree cover at the Hall of Mosses Trail in the ...

With the help of over $600,000 in state money, the sole access road to Olympic National Park’s popular Hoh Rain Forest will reopen this week after a monthslong closure.

Washington state rain, ... 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.

Why Hoh Rain Forest funding matters. The Hoh Rain Forest drew nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August last summer, according to NPS data, around 12% of the park’s total recreational ...

Washington state officials hope revising a disaster declaration will bring federal aid to reopen the Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park. In December, the Hoh River took out Jefferson County ...

Discover the Hoh Rain Forest, a breathtaking temperate rainforest within Olympic National Park in western Washington. Receiving 140–170 inches of rainfall each year, this vibrant ecosystem is ...

Washington State Olympic’s Hoh Rain Forest looks set to reopen this summer after new funding source emerges ... The Hoh Rain Forest drew nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August last ...

Washington state rain, ... 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.

The Hoh Rain Forest drew nearly 185,000 visitors between June and August last summer, according to NPS data, around 12% of the park’s total recreational visitors across those months.