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Biggest “Tree Hugging” Event to be Held at Lake Quinault Lodge on June 8

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The Quinault Valley Rainforest is home to six of the largest trees of their species in the world. On June 8, neighbors and tree lovers alike are invited to join the Forest Service, Lake Quinault Lodge and a silviculturist to explore the forest that supports these giants.

Trees of the Olympic will include an easy two-mile hike embarking from Lake Quinault Lodge. Along the way, experts will discuss: how these forests are managed, the impact of natural disasters and our attempts to be good stewards of the land. The hike is suitable for all ages, comfortable shoes, binoculars and cameras are recommended. The trail is not wheelchair accessible.

Silviculture is the practice of controlling the establishment, growth, composition, health and quality of forests.

Visit www.olympicnationalparks.com to learn more.

WHAT:            Trees of the Olympic

WHERE:        Lake Quinault Lodge

WHEN:           June 8 9:30 a.m. – noon

COST:            Free

For more information contact:

Sandra Miller, Activities Manager Lake Quinault Lodge 360-288-2922 Miller-Sandra2@aramark.com

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The Quinault Valley Rainforest is home to six of the largest trees of their species in the world.
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On June 8, neighbors and tree lovers alike are invited to join the Forest Service, Lake Quinault Lodge and a silviculturist to explore the forest that supports giant trees.
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Trees of the Olympic is a free event hosted by Lake Quinault Lodge that explores the forest that supports some of the largest trees in the world.
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