Hall of Mosses
Forks, Washington
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Added by Marcus Shields
Easy hike, perfect for young kids, families and groups.
Made a quick stop at the Hoh Rain Forest to hike around the Hall of Mosses and some of the other shorter trails. The Hall of Mosses is a loop and is very scenic and fun for the kiddos. Good trail, super green and pretty.
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