At Over 1000 Years Old, Some Of The Oldest Trees In The World Are Found In Washington
We’re truly lucky to live in a state with such diverse landscapes. Just look at the beautiful Olympic Peninsula with its beaches, mountains, and temperate rainforest, the Hoh. Visiting the Hoh and its Hall of Mosses feels surreal, especially when you take the 1,000-year-old trees into consideration.
Walking this path is a fantastic way to see the Hoh and all its natural beauty.
Mosses and ferns blanket the surface, making the forest look especially enchanted.
Some of the trees here are around 1,000 years old.
Walking through the rainforest is truly a surreal experience.
The rainforest once spanned the entire Pacific coast from southeastern Alaska to the central coast of California.
Moss is an epiphyte, which is a plant that grows on another plant without harming it. It gets its nutrients from the air, rain, fog, and debris that accumulates around it.
The trail is is open daily April - November, then weekends only in the winter.
Have you ever walked down the Hall of Mosses? This might be a great time of year to go, considering the park is rumored to be haunted.
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Address: 18113 Upper Hoh Rd, Forks, WA 98331, USA
