The Hoh Rain Forest, near Forks, Washington, is a temperate rainforest on the Olympic Peninsula. It's renowned for its lush, ancient old-growth trees—Sitka spruce and western hemlock—draped in thick mosses and ferns. High rainfall (140+ inches annually) supports its vibrant, unique ecosystem within Olympic National Park.
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