OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK
Located in Washington state on the Olympic Peninsula, the park sprawls across several different ecosystems—the sub-alpine and wildflower meadow, the temperate forest, and the rugged Pacific shore. Along the Pacific coastline is the park’s rainforest, one of which is the Hoh Rainforest being one of the largest temperate rainforests in the U. S.– always green and almost always wet. Another is the Quinault Rainforest’ which is called the “Valley of the Rain Forest Giants” where record size trees tower above.
