Tree of Life,' a Sitka spruce in Olympic National Park, is nearing the end of its life on the Washington coast.

The "Tree of Life" is a massive draw in Washington's Olympic National Park, but the famous Sitka spruce is hanging on for dear life in recent times. According to National Parks Traveler ...

The potential loss of Forest Service rangers would reduce security at those natural areas and could lead to additional cuts ...

Visiting Washington soon? This list features some of the best things to do in Olympic National Park—A must-visit spot! From ...

Nearly 460,000 people visited the Hoh Rain Forest last year, Olympic National Park reported. It has been closed for nearly three months.

Impressed by the gargantuan trees he saw at Washington state’s Olympic National Park, he began researching the centuries-old trees, known as old-growth trees. Soon, he came across the ...

With an annual rainfall ranging from 140 to 170 inches, the Hoh Rain Forest is a lush, green wonderland, with mosses and ferns covering every tree ... side of Olympic National Park, about a ...