Trip Planning - PNW
Looking for input from the good folks who live in or travel to the Pacific Northwest. Have done the obligatory search here and elsewhere, have checked Google Maps, and some things are somewhat set in...
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Thanks for the information! Good to get first hand knowledge.
So if I'm reading correctly, the rain forest area is on the west side, in the area that Tom/Barb mentioned? Around Hoh Oxbow and Upper Hoh Road? Hoh Rain Forest Visitor's Center? Appears there's a CG there, no? Are there any attractions/things to see and do on the reservations along the coast?
Rain forest is definitely something we want to experience. Though I grew up in the Southeast US, I've been in arid Colorado long enough that semi-desert is what I'm familiar with. Want to experience that rain forest and the verdant greens I see in so many travelogues.
What about the area around South Beach and Kalaloch? That looks interesting and would give us a view of the Pacific Ocean (never been to the Pacific).
Hadn't thought about going over to Vancouver but that's certainly something to think about. Can that be done in a day, or should more time be allotted?
So if I'm reading correctly, the rain forest area is on the west side, in the area that Tom/Barb mentioned? Around Hoh Oxbow and Upper Hoh Road? Hoh Rain Forest Visitor's Center? Appears there's a CG there, no? Are there any attractions/things to see and do on the reservations along the coast?
Rain forest is definitely something we want to experience. Though I grew up in the Southeast US, I've been in arid Colorado long enough that semi-desert is what I'm familiar with. Want to experience that rain forest and the verdant greens I see in so many travelogues.
What about the area around South Beach and Kalaloch? That looks interesting and would give us a view of the Pacific Ocean (never been to the Pacific).
Hadn't thought about going over to Vancouver but that's certainly something to think about. Can that be done in a day, or should more time be allotted?
