The Hoh River Trail In Olympic National Park Is Like Exploring A Jungle

One of the best parts about hiking in America is the opportunity to explore all different kinds of landscapes. Venture to Olympic National Park in Washington state and you’re in for a nearly otherworldly experience. The Hoh River Trail, with its rainforest climate and gentle climate, will make you feel like you’ve landed right inside a jungle. Take a look at the following trails and learn about one of the most remarkable hikes in the U.S.

With its jaw-dropping scenery and unbeatable views, it’s no mystery why the Hoh River Trail is among the most popular hikes in Washington’s Olympic National Park.

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Rated moderately-difficult, the trail expands for an impressive 32.8 miles. Most hikers select for a shorter segment of the trail which is more suitable for a day hike.

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You never know what sort of mythical creatures may appear!

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A majority of the trail is relatively flat, but prepare for a bit of a hike between the HOH River and Glacier Meadow. Rest assured that the views will be well worth the effort.

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So whether you tackle 5 miles of 15, you’ll feel as though you’ve been transported into a magical jungle.

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Have you hiked this scenic trail before? If so, we’d love to hear about your experiences! For more information about the Hoh River Trail, including directions and trail maps, be sure to visit the National Parks Service website here.