Hall of Mosses Trailhead

"Let’s be real. Most amazing hike in western Washington. We went in the first of march so we had beautiful contrasting snow against the most vibrant greenery. 2 small hikes just near the visitor center. Like walking in prehistoric times. 250’ Spruce, Fir and Hemlock. Hall of Moses is great 3/4 mile trail for the whole family and the Spruce trail is just over a mile. Well worth the drive"

"Easy hike, stunning scenery and awesome visit in the winter and weekdays short and 90 percent flat hike/stroll. Not easily ADA accessible with some of the hills at the beginning It is at the end of the road, so if crowded, access is limited. Room for about 80 ish cars I would guess"

"One of the most beautiful and breathtaking hikes EVER! We went in December. Weather was amazing, moss was thriving and the crowds weren’t too bad either! I highly recommend! An absolute dream!"

"This was amazing! Nice, well maintained trail with many little side view points. The visitor center was not open but the bathrooms were still available to use. The parking lot was totally full the day we were there but overflow parking is available. The walk through the hall of mosses was awesome."

"I was disappointed by the whole Hoh Valley forest experience. Everywhere I went, there were mosses dried-up by the summer heat hanging listlessly on the branches. No chirping of birds. Silence was oppressive albeit the hushed steps of occasional visitors. If not for the winding spring, I had the feeling that I had entered into a dead or dying forest. Only the Hoh River twinkling under the morning sun was a lively sight. Even by around 8 am in mid-September, the parking lot was already 1/2 full. Plan to come early! Add at least 20-30 mn delay by the road constructions. Oh, and buy your pass online to cut time and in case you arrive earlier than the forest rangers."