The diverse and dramatic Hoh Rain Forest is one of the most popular destinations on the Olympic Peninsula and beyond. Lush greenery abounds, thanks to an average 168 inches of annual rainfall.
Elk in the Hoh Rain Forest
Explore rushing rivers, tumbling waterfalls and miles of trails through dense rain and old-growth forests. Herds of Roosevelt elk accompany your views and world-class salmon and steelhead fishing beckons.
Glean some knowledge at the visitor center, pitch a tent on a mossy bed, walk a nature trail or venture beyond the beaten path. Experience the wonder of this one-of-a-kind spot.
HOH RAIN FOREST AREA ALERTS – Summer 2023
Upper Hoh Road Construction
Impacts to Traffic
- Travelers can expect Temporary Traffic Control Flaggers or
Signals at MP 7.8 of Upper Hoh Rd for the wall construction - Expect delays up to a total of 30 minutes per passage through
the project corridor during weekdays 8AM-5PM, and minimal
delays at the signals during non-working hours. - Olympic National Park and businesses along Upper Hoh Road
will remain accessible at all times during construction. - For more information, please visit the project website HERE.
Visit https://www.nps.gov/olym/planyourvisit/conditions.htm for updates or call the Olympic National Park Hotline at 360-565-3131.
