Hoh Rainforest Is Best Fairy Tale Spot In United States

Everyday life has its perks, but there’s nothing better than a quick escape from reality. The United States has plenty of breathtaking getaway destinations and attractions to explore. But there’s one spot that will make you feel as if you’ve stepped into a real-life wonderland — and you’ll have to see it to believe it.

The Hoh Rainforest is located within Washington state’s Olympic National Park.

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As soon as you arrive, you’ll feel as though you’ve stepped into a real-life fantasy.

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Each year, the rainforest receives upwards of 14 feet of rain – which contributes to its lush greenery and unique atmosphere. Few places in America are quite so magical.

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Hoh Rainforest, a designated World Heritage Site, is overflowing with natural wonders to explore. As you hike, you’ll observe one of most fascinating ecosystems imaginable.

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Marvel at hemlock and spruce trees, which sit surrounded by seemingly endless ferns and moss. You’ll wonder if you’ve stepped into a whimsical children’s book.

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For a fantastical experience, walk along the Hall of Mosses Trail. This .8 mile stroll will take you from the Visitor Center into a labyrinth of otherworldly hanging moss.

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Be sure to bring along your camera: you’ll undoubtedly want to capture the greenery and gorgeousness of this marvelous destination. No matter how many times you’ve visited, you’ll be charmed.

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For more experienced hikers, Hoh Rainforest also offers trails that venture further into the wooded area. Keep your eyes peeled for unique flora and fauna as you embark on your journey.

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Whether you’re nine years old or 90, one thing is for sure: a journey to Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park is like stepping into a magical fairy tale brought to life.

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Have you explored this breathtaking destination in Washington state? Share your experiences with us in the comment section, or click here to learn more about Hoh Rainforest.