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Olympic National Park's Hoh Rain Forest Remains Closed Indefinitely Due to Federal Funding Issues - The National Parks Experience
Olympic National Park’s ultra-popular Hoh Rain Forest—often called the “quietest place in America”—has been closed since December 20, 2024, when a winter storm damaged the Upper Hoh Road. A week later, rainfall from a second storm caused the Hoh River’s water level to rise, resulting in more damage to the road. The road remains closed... The post Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park Remains Inaccessible Due to Federal Funding Issues, May Not…
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