Forks Timber Museum
Under $25Olympic Peninsula museum on logging and pioneer history along Highway 101 in Forks, Washington.

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Hoh Rain Forest is an outdoor activity in Forks, WA. Cost: $25 to $50. Visitor center open daily in summer, closed January through early March.
End of Upper Hoh Rd, off US-101 · Forks, WA
The Hoh Rain Forest lies on the west side of Olympic National Park, reached by the Upper Hoh Road off Highway 101, under an hour from Forks. Around 140 inches of rain a year feed Sitka spruce and western hemlock, with maples hung thick in club moss. The 0.8 mile Hall of Mosses loop and the 1.2 mile Spruce Nature Trail start near the visitor center, while the Hoh River Trail runs up to 18.5 miles. A 72-site campground sits in the old growth.
The closest stops to Hoh Rain Forest, ordered by straight-line distance.