Ruby Beach, Hall of Mosses, Tree of Life: Olympic National Park’s Enchanting Rain Forest - Part 2

Follow along on Part 2 of our Olympic National Park's Hoh Rain Forest camping journey. On our last day we go on an early morning hike on the Hall of Mosses trail to beat the crowd, where we meet towering trees adorned with emerald-green moss that create a fairytale-like ambiance surrounded by a heard of Roosevelt Elk. On our way home, we check out Ruby Beach, and the Tree of Life, on Kalaloch beach.

[@greggpi]

Seeing Elk in the deep forest like that is pretty special....watch out for those ground squirrels they are mean little critters.

[@LaoSoftware]

If I can go hiking and camping on a weekly basis, I would do it. I hate my job. I dread going to work every day. My boss cracks the whip like we are slaves or something. I'm tired all the time. I need a break. I need a monthlong vacation to recharge my battery. My battery is drained.

[@CampingMatt]

I hope you can find the time to get out and enjoy the PNW this summer.

[@CampingMatt]

Haha, it was a great time for sure.

[@DayInParadise]

Wow! Ruby Beach, Hall of Mosses, and the Tree of Life all look enchanting! Olympic National Park’s rain forest is truly magical. The trees and the forest are amazing! Worth getting up at 5:45 AM. 😀The elk was very cool. Thanks for showcasing these breathtaking spots! Great job with your video! 💕

[@CampingMatt]

Thank you so much for the comment. We had such a great time on this adventure and will be back soon. Thanks for watching!

[@victorbenner539]

Ok this was stupid. Yes give Elk some space but just talking will scoot them along and with that color of greenery it waste their rutting season so everything was fine.😂😅

[@CampingMatt]

Thanks for watching!