Hoh Rain Forest - Washington State

This is a temperate rain forest located in the Olympic Peninsula.
You can see the Roosevelt elk at the beginning of this vid. Wait till you see those antlers in the fall.
Later - a banana slug endemic to the Olympic Peninsula.
The Hoh River, nursing logs, cedars and many more beautiful and unique sites of this rain forest.

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• Hoh Rain Forest
• Washington State
• Banana slug
• Elk
• Olympic Peninsula
• Hoh River

[earthbeat1990]

Mother Earth at its finest! Thank you for the video.

[OrcaTrail]

@earthbeat1990 It is pure pleasure and privilege to be there and have the opportunity to share the footage with people like you who see the beauty in it.

[greywulff2008]

Thank you - this is a lovely video of our great wild Olympics area. We can help protect it by visiting the Wild Olympics Campaign website.

[OrcaTrail]

@greywulff2008 Thank you for your comment and for the Wild Olympics Campaign. I am glad to know that there is an organized group of people who take action on protecting our Olympic Peninsula. After a quick glance it appears to be the place for me. Maybe together we can create a "no fly zone" over the Peninsula or limit commercial traffic on 101. Many ideas come to mind.

[jobhunt11]

Thank you for not talking. I needed that.