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The Big Quilcene - Olympic Peninsula, WA

The Olympic Mountain range is a coastal mountain range in the Western most part of Washington State that rises almost directly out of the sea. While they are not especially tall, by normal means, they are rugged and dangerous in their own right. The Western slopes rise out of the Pacific Ocean and are the wettest place in the 48 contiguous states. The Hoh Rainforest receives between 140 and 170 inches of rain a year. The Big Quilcene is on the Eastern flank of this amazing mountain range, and while not a rainforest, it still receives enough rainfall to maintain heavily forested foothills and dense undergrowth. Joe and I were able to get out on The Big Q in mid July this year and had a great time. If you're in the area and like strainers, give'r a go. A full write up on the trip is at: Fluid as a lifestyle (blogspot)