124K views · 2K reactions | The Quinault Rain Forest in Washington is a temperate rainforest noted for its record rainfall (up to 17 feet yearly) and giant trees such as Western Red Cedar and Sitka Spruce. It sits in the Olympic National Park, surrounds Lake Quinault, and is called the “Valley of the Rain Forest Giants” for hosting several world-record tree species. #fblifestyle | Wander Wonder | Facebook

Quinault Rain Forest Nature Trail Quinault WA This trail winds through the temperate rainforest following Willaby Creek overlooks Willaby Gorge. | Wandering Out Yonder

A Walk through the Quinault Rainforest WA | Wandering Out Yonder

Ralph Munro takes us to Lake Quinault Lodge, located adjacent to Olympic National Park. Built in 1926 on the shores of Lake Quinault, it is a notable example of a rustic wilderness lodging, suited to its woodland environment on the southern side of the Olympic Mountains. The Lodges of Olympic National Park and Forest Olympic Peninsula State of Washington Tourism #tvwnews | TVW -- Washington Public Affairs Network