Visit the Hoh Rain Forest in Washington and experience a temperate rainforest unlike anything you've ever seen before!

In fact, if you're an American, you don't even have to leave the country to explore lush rainforests at all. Just head to Olympic National Park in Washington State, one of the best parks in the ...

Best time to visit: June–September for sunshine, or winter for skiing at Mount Baker. The post 6 Rejuvenating Weekend Trips ...

Hiking through the Hoh Rain Forest in Washington’s Olympic National Park is a walk like no other. Moss-covered trees tower overhead and sunlight filters through the dense canopy, landing on the ...

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife ... Point Defiance Zoo, in a post on social media, said the rainforest mammal was immediately quarantined upon arrival at the zoo's animal hospital ...

Washington officials were left scratching their heads this week when they found a mammal indigenous to the rainforest crawling along a stretch of desert. The kinkajou — also known as a honey ...

One of the mammals — which look like a cross between a monkey and a tiny bear — was found far from its normal rainforest habitat ... plains of central Washington state, officials say.

A wandering kinkajou, a small mammal that lives in the rainforests of Mexico and Central and South America, was spotted outside of Yakima, Washington. Dry and dusty, the East Selah Creek rest area ...

One of the mammals — which look like a cross between a monkey and a tiny bear — was found far from its normal rainforest habitat ... plains of central Washington state, officials say.

Kinkajous live in tropical rainforests from southern Mexico through Brazil, according to Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, where the one found in Washington was taken to live temporarily.