The hush of fallen snow has once again returned to the glacier-capped peaks of Olympic National Park and down in the Hoh Valley, the rain beats new rhythms through its 300-foot tall forest. This is a sonic wonderland, rich with opportunities to truly be alone and empty of workaday thoughts, a rare, pristine haven for […]
The quietest place in the United States is now active with the calls of the Roosevelt Elk and the soft applause of falling maple leaves. This is a perfect time to visit and experience, first hand, the profound depths of nature in the absence of noise pollution. Quiet eco-tourism is now building a ground swell […]
Summer is a wonderful season to visit One Square Inch of Silence in the Hoh Rain Forest. This is the driest time of year and the trail is easily travelled. There are plenty of places along the nearly level 3.2 mile hike to OSI for you sit and listen peacefully to the presence of everything—including […]
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