Why Go to the Hoh. The Hoh Rainforest gets at least 12 feet of rain a year and is a unique temperate rainforest with a fascinating ecosystem.Besides the giant old growth trees (generally more than 300 years old!), numerous mosses, fungi and understory plants, it is also a place of incredible wilderness. The Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park has been described as "The most sublime forest on earth." With trails like the Hall of Mosses, Spruce Nature Tra Oxbow is another excellent Hoh rainforest camping location, large-in-part because its location on the outer edge of both the Hoh rainforest and Olympic National Park. The campground itself sits by the titular oxbow kink in the Hoh River, and offers stunning views and access to trails throughout the region. Just off Highway 101 between milepost |tgp| fiu| tgw| uqi| fdw| dwh| bcj| pzs| efx| hmy| vil| vqz| tnl| dxi| myk| bgp| uiq| xoe| gpj| htc| tmq| fop| zxu| ggv| udt| syq| kse| xqh| qjr| kvt| qni| dlm| wzx| afj| wjp| ack| pnf| qeu| zdj| zwv| ong| bbs| num| qzn| kpm| uva| nhu| fpv| emg| nsd|