The Tree of Life in Kalaloch, Washington, has nearly all its roots exposed due to soil erosions over the decade. Yet, it still remains upright and sprouts green leaves every year. | Unsolved Mysteries & Paranormal Activities

Hidden along Kalaloch Beach in Olympic National Park stands the “Tree of Life” — a wonder of resilience. Its roots dangle in mid-air, clinging to nothing but determination, yet it continues to thrive year after year. A true symbol of strength against the odds. 🌊💫Have you seen it in person? #pnw #pacificnorthwest #explorewashington #pnwlife | Compass Outdoors

Have you had a chance to explore Olympic National Park’s coastline yet? Kalaloch Lodge in Olympic National Park is the only coastal lodging inside the park, and these oceanfront cabins are one of our favorite places to stay. The striking historic lodge is open year-round and was built in 1953 from wood milled from the giant drift logs that still wash up today. It sits right above the beach, and has lodge rooms plus cabins with kitchenettes, a dining room with ocean views, a gift shop, and a gene

Located just north of Kalaloch Lodge, near the Kalaloch Campground, Tree Root Cave (Tree of Life) features a tree like no other. #pnw #washingtoncoast #pnwonderland | Compass Outdoors

2.3K views · 100 reactions | Start to finish, an incredible Friday at Kalaloch Lodge on the north Washington coast. | Morgan Palmer | Facebook

4.9K views · 45 reactions | The setting sun... and then the setting stars at Kalaloch Lodge on the Washington coast. | Morgan Palmer | Facebook