We camped at Bogachiel State Park one night for convenience as much as anything; it's just three miles from Forks. But we ended up being pleasantly surprised by the sights along the park's one-mile hiking trail.
The lush vegetation is easily the equal of the famous Hoh Rainforest -- vibrant green everywhere you look.
The park is on the banks of the Bogachiel River, which was teeming with tadpoles.
The rocky river shore was broken by a lone interloping blossom -- this Seep Monkeyflower.
So what we thought would just be a place to sleep turned into an unexpected photo opportunity. Wonderful!
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