Hoh River and Jackson Creek Trail

The Hoh River and Jackson Creek Trail is a 3.5-mile out-and-back trail located in Olympic National Park, near Forks, Washington. Known for its lush rainforest setting, this trail offers hikers the opportunity to experience the unique ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest. Starting at an elevation of 177 meters and reaching a maximum of 389 meters, the trail features a significant elevation gain of 372 meters (1,220 feet). With its dirt surface, the trail traverses through dense forest, following the Hoh River and Jackson Creek. The environment is characterized by towering firs and lush ferns, making it a serene hiking experience.