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alright guys we're in the HOH rainforest here and we're going to go on a hike
down the HOH trail it's 18 mile trail we're just going to hike a few miles of
it and then turn back so here we go first stop the bathroom
this squirrel right here is really mad at me for being on his tree I'm standing
right here on his tree and he's getting pretty angry he's just squeaking at me
alright guys so we made it to our stopping point at the hoh, we've probably
gone what do you think three miles or so and so we're going to turn around and
just do the way back it's been a really awesome hike there's like all this moss
hanging from the trees that just collects its nutrients and water from
the air the air just moves through it and it catches all the moisture and
everything it's pretty cool stuff and the Hoh River is down here it's super
blue it's like glacier melt and the light just coming through the trees
everywhere it's been a really awesome hike it's awesome being in a jungle like
this especially in a cold place it's so weird to have a rainforest in a cold
place so this is the biggest temperate rainforest in the world and it's been
awesome to explore it I've wanted to do this for so long
and now we're going to go ahead and head on back
we're basically back at the parking lot now we finished our hike
it was really awesome I highly recommend the Hoh trail if you really
want to bring out like a tent and camp the whole thing it'd be really
awesome thing to do you can just go along and just keep walking and there's
like little spots to set up your tent all along it so you could do that or you
can do like we did and just make it an out and back day trip but yeah come check it out.
Hoh Rainforest trail