Another must-see on our trip to the Olympic Peninsula was DEFINITELY the Hoh Rainforest! And it lived up to its expectations! The whole little forest hike we did wound around through tons of moss-covered trees, and it was like something out of a fairytale. It was so quiet there too, and we didn't run into many other tourists there at all. I loved it!
Isn't this tree just the coolest-looking tree EVER???
Isn't this tree just the coolest-looking tree EVER???
The trail we did was called the Hall of Mosses Trail. I've never seen moss grow all over trees like that! I've seen beautiful trees before, but none like these!
Kirsten enjoyed all the trees from her backpack.
I kept expecting these trees to come alive and start talking to us, like the ones on Lord of the Rings. They were SO twisted and ancient!
This was really cool. . . a natural arch over the path that was just a tree!
Everyone should definitely visit the Hoh Rainforest during their lifetime. It was amazing! And we didn't even get rained on in the rainforest!
Whoever mans your camera does a GREAT job!
ReplyDeleteKween: Thank you!! I took all of those, except the ones I was in. :) I'm glad to know I've at least got some skills.
ReplyDeleteYa'll are so lucky to travel so much. I loved all those trees with the moss. That's cool your little girl gets to see all of it also.
ReplyDeleteThese trees don't even look real! They seriously look like a fantasy painting or something. Absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWho knew there are so many fun things to do in Washington
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog! I actually spent the weekend on Orcas Island and have been dying to make it to the penninsula. I'll revisit this posting before I do so that I know what to expect! Cute family!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous that you are getting to see all these cool places!!! My in-laws just moved to Seattle...the next time we visit them I'll know just where go cause of your trip and pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow!! that is awesome!!!
ReplyDelete♥Have A Happy 4th Of July♥
We took the same trail as you guys (the moss trail), but neither of us can remember that arch. Was it somewhere else?
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