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Forks
Forks
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Welcome to Forks, Washington--the Rainiest Town in the Contiguous United States!
Every year, Forks gets about 10 feet or 120 inches of rain, so its title is well-deserved.
Located on the west side of the Olympic Peninsula, Forks was one of America's last frontiers. The large prairie was once home to the Quileute people. Settlers began arriving here in the late 1870s. Eventually, the area became a booming logging town.
Today, Forks is a popular tourist destination for visitors to Olympic National Park and fans of the Twilight book and movie series which was set in this rainy town.
Olympic National Park Visitor Center
Located in Port Angeles, the Olympic National Park Visitor Center...
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Hurricane Ridge
Hurricane Ridge features spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and...
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Rialto Beach / Hole in the Wall
Rialto Beach offers easy access, parking and vault toilets. With...
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World's Largest Sitka Spruce
An easy quarter-mile walk leads to the world's largest Sitka...
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Kestner Homestead & Maple Glade Trail
The Kestner Homestead sits on the north shore of the...
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