Presented bythe Forks Chamber of Commerce

Written & Illustrated byVern Hestand III

which means in the Native Language

“Have a Nice Day!”

Like the celtic knot seen here, life in the forest is endless and

everything connects in some way to everything else. Take time

to feel the flow of it! Don’t stop now! The Land of OM has many

more treasures that YOU can experience:

Official

Mick

Dodge

Product

• Mineral Creek Falls

• Big Cedar Trail

• Beautiful Ruby Beach

• The Hoh River Trail

• Kalaloch Beach Tidepools

• Kalaloch Spruce Burls

Forks Chamber of Commerce

www.forkswa.comFor more information,call 800-443-6757

The Frog Bog

Mick’s

Enchanted

Rainforest

Memorial

Mick’s‘JumpingStump’

Cafe

Adventure

Store

Time for Adventure!

Mick’sMail Box

To HWY 101

Hall of Mosses

Sitka

Spruce Trees

Mount

Olympus

Elk Tracks!

What other tracks

can you find?

Coho

Salmon

Mick calls it “The Land of OM”

The Olympic Mountains are surrounded by

beauty you have to smell and hear and touch

to fully understand. Pouring waterfalls, d

eep

shadows and carpeting moss all beg

in to paint a

picture of a place where magic still e

xists.

Mushroom

Animal Tracks

Fallen Log

River Fish

Bare Feet

Native Art

Spruce Tree

Mossy Stump

Banana Slug

Bald Eagle

7 Hidden ‘s

quest HERE WILD

Adventuring with Mick Dodge

Native AmericansThe Hoh Tribe has cared

for the forests since

ancient times. Their

artwork depicts

animals and places

through symbolism

in beautiful red,

white and blue.

Tell your own

story by

coloring Raven.

Go on a QUESTTo the right is a checklist of many living things

from the rainforest. Find them below and check

off the box under ‘here’. Then find them in the

outdoors and check off the box under ‘wild’. Fill

the checklist and complete the quest!

Mick’s Feet

“Follow your feet andlet the Earth teach you”When you are barefoot in the forest,

you pay better attention to your

surroundings and your ‘roots’

dig into the dirt just like the

trees. What does the

forest teach you?

Roosevelt

Elk

Bald

Eagle

Chanterelle

Mushrooms

River

Beaver