It's just over 12 miles from the highway 101 turn-off to the Hoh entrance station. The road runs along the Hoh River, sometimes you can see the river, sometimes it seems as though your in a tree lined tunnel.

Along the way there are firewood vendors and places to eat - like the Hard Rain Cafe.

Just outside the park boundry is Peak 6 Outfitters. They have camping supplies, clothes, shoes,

hats, souvenirs and you get the idea. I found a nice medium weight jacket - just what I'd been looking for but couldn't find in the big box stores, and at a good price. BTC recommends this family owned and operated business to everyone.

The two entrance sign pictures below were taken 7 years apart. In the picture at left the river is fully visible. At right, the saplings have almost completely hidden the river. Things change over time, a good reason to return.

2007

2014

Entrance to Campground, Visitor Center and Trails.

Not far outside the campgroud, a sign that simply says "BIG SPRUCE TREE" leads you to this area.

There is a nature trail here too.

Hoh Area

Spruce Trail

Campground Maps

Rialto Beach

Mora Campground

Fairholme Campground

Hoh Rain Forrest

Hoh Campground

Willaby Campground

Sol Duc Area

Sol Duc Campground

Lake Quinault Area

Cape Flattery

Staircase Campground

Staircase Area

Heart O the Hills

Kalaloch Campground

Ruby Beach

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