Olympic National Park Closes Three Roads and Three Campgrounds on November 9: Storm-Felled Trees Shut Hoh, Sol Duc and Mora Roads; Hurricane Ridge Road Closed for Snow and Ice
Olympic Peninsula, Washington — The National Park Service announced in park alerts on Monday, November 9, 2026, that storm damage has closed Hoh Road, Sol Duc Road and Mora Road in Olympic National Park, along with the Hoh, Sol Duc and Mora campgrounds. Hurricane Ridge Road was also closed on Monday because of snow and ice. The park has given no reopening dates for any of the closures.
The park said high winds from the weekend storm brought down several trees and large branches, creating hazardous conditions, and that the three roads and the campgrounds they serve are temporarily closed. Hoh Road leads to the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center and the Hall of Mosses trail; Sol Duc Road serves Sol Duc Hot Springs and the trail to Sol Duc Falls; Mora Road leads toward Rialto Beach on the coast near La Push.
FOX 13 Seattle reported on November 9 that fallen trees had blocked the upper Hoh Road during the storm and that five cars were trapped between downed trees. Park crews had reopened the upper Hoh Road by 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, November 8, the station reported, but the park's Monday alert lists Hoh Road as closed. The park told the station that the Hoh Rain Forest, Sol Duc, Lake Crescent and Kalaloch areas were affected by the storm; the alert does not list Lake Crescent or Kalaloch as closed.
Hurricane Ridge Road, the main route up from Port Angeles, was closed from 9 a.m. on Monday, November 9, because of snow and ice. The park's other current alerts say the Staircase developed area in the southeast of the park is open, while surrounding wilderness remains closed after a wildfire.
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