Hoh Rainforest River Trail- Olympic National Park 

Dustin h Washington is amazing, I grew up here as well it's so underrated

Im from Cuba and live in Florida went to Seattle once and visited the Mount Rainier... Now Im going back for the temperated rainforest of Olympic NP. What a wonderful state (my favorite of the USA after Alaska )

So glad you enjoyed it. We think it's easier to take things for granted when they are commonplace. Washington state is breathtaking. We treasure every minute of our visits. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! We hope you'll consider subscribing as well, we've got some great content on the way.

We've never seen any place greener, it was truly amazing. Have you ever been?Thank so much for watching!!!

At Home In Wild Spaces yes we went two years in a row actually. stayed in Sekiu, just north of Forks facing the bay. So beautiful.

We moved to La Push in 1964 then 14 miles south of Forks on 101, took my kids to Mora several times a year. No video can do it justice you must go see it in your lifetime. It is my anchor.

I just came from New Zealand and visited a temperated rainforest and now Im like I need to go back to a similar place

@@sigui.habana You have some beautiful rainforests in NZ too. I want to visit those some day.

No, this is Earth. People forget how great Earth really is.

It’s a spectacular region. We’ve been revisiting Olympic NP this week. Just can’t seem to stay away. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

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The pull between exploitation and preservation is very real. These places need passionate defenders. So little remains. To lose more would be a tragedy. We too have fallen in love with the Olympic Peninsula. Always a joy when we get to visit. If you want more, we recently published a more detailed 4K virtual hike of the Hoh Rainforest. We invite you to check it out.

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It's an incredible place. Enjoy!!! And thanks for watching and commenting!

I am going in June 2018! The first week of summer vacation exploring national parks! 2 days in Olympic and I get to sleep in a cabin on Mt. Ranier. I hope I spelled that right!

Pets & Stuff did you go ?

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It may smell fresh, rain...

We feel the same way! Thanks for watching and happy trails!!!

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breadandcircus1 Thank you so much for watching! We have a passion for natural beauty and for sharing it with others. If you enjoyed this video, we invite you to check out the rest of our videos where there's much more to discover, and more to come. Thanks again!!!!

Kirsten Zimmermann That it is. One must really go there to see it for themselves. We'll never forget our visit. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

It's an amazing place. We can't wait to go back either. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

+Markus Tewordt Thanks. We're aching to go back. The Hoh Rainforest is truly special. So glad you enjoyed the video! We invite you to check out our other videos, including our more detailed Olympic National Park video and our Sol Duc Falls video. If you like the Hoh Rainforest, we'd imagine you'll enjoy those as well. Thanks again!!!

Our pleasure. What a great place to spend your teen years! Thanks for watching and commenting!!! We hope you'll also enjoy our other videos. There's much more to see, including more of Olympic National Park.

We couldn't agree more.

+Shahbaaz Haq The Hoh Rainforest is truly amazing! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!!!!!

Agreed! It's a truly stunning area.

Agreed! Thanks for watching and commenting!

We're so glad you enjoyed it! The Hoh Rainforest is spectacular. We highly recommend it. Make sure to check out our Olympic National Park HD video. You'll find more of the Hoh Rainforest as well as some of the other wonders found in Olympic National Park. Thanks so much for taking to the time to watch our video and give us feedback. We hope you will do so again. Enjoy your Dream Vacation!!!:)

I know I'm two months late, but they look to be Red Alder.

It does snow occasionally in the rainforest, but most moisture falls as rain.

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Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!!!!

Thank you! We love'd it there. One of the most amazing forests we've ever visited.

We agree, the Hoh Rainforest is amazing! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

@@HomeInWildSpaces I live in Far East of Russia,our nature some like yours nature,we have one geografic parallel.

Indeed! If you study the history of the area you'll learn it was close.

These are special places, and sadly they are more threatened than many people realize. Their best defense rests with those of us who cherish them. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

SoloSail Boat, thanks for your service and for adding your perspective! We want to encourage constructive discussion - including sometimes drastically contrasting view points. That being said, overly aggressive or insulting comments will be rejected in the future. Because we value your perspective we've approved your comment even though it would normally have been rejected. @homeinwildspaces is about celebrating passion, but it is also about respect. Please keep your future comments courteous and respectful.

@SoloSail Boat such a tool..

marimo chan So glad our video was helpful! As far as crowds go, we were fortunate. In late June when we visited, the weather was still rather we and the crowds more or less absent. The one exception would have been on the Hall of Moses trail, due to its close proximity to the Hoh visitor center and the fact that it is one of the park's easier hikes. A general rule when it comes to avoiding crowds is get started early in the morning. Crowds in National Parks tend to reach their peak by afternoon, but begin to show up around 10-11am. Good Luck!!! Olympic National Park is breathtaking even with crowds. Thanks so much for watching!!!

Julien Gatien We were fortunate and beat the summer crowds. But because we went early, we had to set up, sleep in, and take down our camp in the rain. If that is something you can handle then it's definitely worth it. If memory serves I think we saw about 5 people on the trail that whole day. It's rare to have such places seemingly to yourself.

Craig Pritch Not sure about the weather, I'd imagine wet and maybe a little on the cooler side. The National Park website will have some good resources which will give you a better idea of weather. I'd also suggest checking local forecast networks and so on. As for mushrooms and fungi, they seem to be quite prevalent within the national park. Just a friendly reminder though, removing anything from a national park is prohibited, so if you're wanting to pick some and take them home we'd suggest checking out the national forest of the same name. Good luck! Thanks so much for watching and commenting, we hope you'll do so again.

At Home In Wild Spaces Thanks! I'm just interested in photos - and also an advocate of not taking any souvenirs from the parks as some of my friends could tell you. Feel free to check my photos at www.craigpritch.com (work in progress!!)

Craig Pritch Good to hear- Nice work by the way, I checked out your site and for a work in progress it looks like it's coming along well. Thanks for sharing! We just posted our most recent video: Amazing 4K Wild Spaces Time-lapse Montage Feel free to check it out and let us know what you think. Hope to hear from you again.

This video was shot with a Canon SX40 HS.

It was an incredible day. We had the whole forest to ourselves. Definitely not always the case. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

Excellent comparison.

+‫ליאת ג.‬‎ Hoh River Trail. It can almost be as long as you'd like. You can hike for one Mile or 20 or more. It winds its way through the lush valleys of Olympic National Park before heading into the Olympic Mountains up to the Blue Glacier. Along the way it meets up with other trail systems. It's one of those amazing trails which will appeal to all skill levels. Hope that was helpful!!! Thanks for Watching!!!!!

Thanks alot, was helpful indeed!

Sebas Rey Florida Huh? I love florida. First off I'd suggest watching the weather closely including doppler radar, since the forecast can change suddenly. The Pacific Northwest, and specifically the Olympic Peninsula can be very wet. Some people may find that unpleasant, but we love it. It does mean plan on rain. (Rain cover, light jacket/wind breaker, etc.) Temperatures are likely to be somewhat cooler than florida. This late in the summer, temperatures are likely to be pretty comfortable. It's been a dryer than average year in western Washington, so it may also be dry and sunny. If the skies are clear, then enjoy the added visibility, but even overcast days can be amazing. During our trip it was complete overcast and rainy everyday, and it was still one of our favorite trips. Other than that all the other outdoor advice still applies: Know Before You Go, Leave Absolutely No Trace, Pace Yourself, Know Your Limits, and Enjoy. Hope that's helpful. Enjoy your trip! And thanks so much for watching!!! Make sure to check out our other Washington State videos including more of Olympic National Park, and Mt. Rainier National Park.

+Joe Smith I hope it never gets into the 90's again in Seattle. The average high for Seattle in July is 75 Fahrenheit. The rainforest is a few degrees cooler.

The audio in this embodies was captured used the in camera mic on a canon SX-40 HS.

Hoh River Rainforest trail. You start from the Hoh Rainforest visitor center and follow the trail along the Hoh River for up to 17 miles if you like. Happy trails, this places is magical!

We visited in late June. It was rainy for the entire duration of our stay which meant the air smelt fresh and clean. Still humid, but not hot. Not sure about every season but our visit would heavenly. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!

@@HomeInWildSpaces Well, rain forests are by definition humid.

+Mono Cerata Thank you so much! Hoh River Trail beginning at the Hoh Rainforest visitor center. Hope that's helpful. Good luck! We love this trail. Remember to be safe and Leave No Trace.

+At Home In Wild Spaces thank you! How far did you hike up to??

+Mono Cerata If memory serves we hiked about 5 miles in. But the trail continues for about 17 miles, first winding through the rainforest before ascending into the mountains and ending at the Blue Glacier. So for the inexperienced hiker to the die hard hiker this trail can service pretty much anybody's needs. Good to hear from you again! Enjoy your trip to Olympic National Park.

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SasukeGamesHD Sorry, we assume you mean "Where exactly is [this]?" Let us know if we are mistaken. This footage was taken on the western side of the Olympic Peninsula Washington State, in the Hoh Rainforest, located within the boundaries of Olympic National Park. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting!

The Hoh Rainforest is located in Washington State, USA

@@HomeInWildSpaces I have a mate there

I can't tell you much about Sasquatch, but black bears, bobcats and I believe cougars are prevalent Olympic National Park. You are far more likely to see a bear than either a bobcat or a cougar. When it comes to predators, knowledge is your best ally. Many national parks offer numerous resources and instruction on how best to prepare and act if you do come across a large predator. We came across 5 bears last year, and by allowing them their space and adhering to predator safe practices, we thoroughly enjoyed the encounters and easily avoided any dangerous situations. Best of luck in your outdoor travels! Thanks for watching and commenting, we hope you'll do so again!

I have subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to lots more videos.

We did not, but we were fortunate. A mile or so past the trail head we had the place seemingly to ourselves.

Russians are as welcome as anyone who is curious and respectful of the land and those who explore it.

Thanks😊