Hoh Rainforest access road to reopen on Thursday

Main road into Hoh Rainforest set to reopen this week after months-long closure

The main road into the Hoh Rainforest is set to reopen on Thursday after being closed since December.

Hoh Rain Forest road to reopen after state assistance to repair washout

HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington With the help of over $600,000 in state money, the sole access road to Olympic National Park’s popular Hoh Rain Forest will reopen this week after a monthslong closure. Hoh Rain Forest road to reopen after state assistance to repair washout Wire Service

Hoh Rain Forest road to reopen after state assistance to repair washout • Washington State Standard

Heavy rain eroded part of Upper Hoh Road, closing it in December. (Photo courtesy of Jefferson County)With the help of over $600,000 in state money, the sole access road to Olympic National Park’s popular Hoh Rain Forest will reopen this week after a monthslong closure. Access on the Upper Hoh Road will be restored midday Thursday, announced Gov. Bob Ferguson. The road was washed out by the bomb cyclone that hit the region last year and has been…

When Olympic National Park’s Hoh Rain Forest will reopen

Repairs on the only access way to the Hoh Rain Forest are complete and visitors will be able to reenter the park this week, just in time for summer tourism.

Hoh Rainforest access road to reopen on Thursday

The state found the funding to repair the road in hopes of drawing tourists to the Hoh Rainforest, which is one of the major attractions in Olympic National Park.

Hoh Rain Forest to Reopen Thursday After Flood Repairs to Key Access Road

FORKS — The Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park will reopen Thursday after nearly five months of closure due to flood damage. Jefferson County officials announced Monday that repairs to the Upper Hoh Road, the only route into the forest, are now complete. The road was severely eroded in December after heavy rains caused the Hoh River to rise. The forest is one of the most visited natural sites in the Pacific Northwest, drawing about 450,000…