How can you go wrong with the rich scent of trees!? This one happens to be my favorite after getting the sample pack, but none of them smell bad. Somewhat expensive, but high quality.

After discovering the website of Forester John and his tips for managing being isolated from nature, I purchased both the Olympic/Hoh Rain Forest and Boundary Water essential oils. It will take a while for me to determine which one I enjoy the most, but for now both are lovely and evocative. To me the Hoh is perhaps more cool and clear while the Minnesota one more warm and sweet. Not sure of the words to describe them, I have visited both forests but am only truly familiar with forests of a different sort, the piñon, pine, aspen, scrub oak, etc. of the Rocky Mountains. Now that I am living in an inner city condo for the first time in my long life without my own garden to tend, I took Forester John’s suggestions to heart, bought a diffuser, placed it in a shelf that I filled with pine cones from my former home, and little found stuff, feathers, shells, rocks (even a rock from Minnesota LOL). I made a playlist of birdsong and wind and rain and live among my houseplants under my great fortune of five enormous south facing windows, leaving the traffic and boarded up storefronts below. It helps. Fragrance goes deeper into the frazzled brain than words. Thank you Forester John.

My latest purchase included Olympic Nat’l Pk. I love this one as well. I have not visited Olympic, so I can’t speak on accuracy, but I love the aroma!
All the mixes smell like real pine and fir.....no ‘air freshener’ copycats. Always enjoyable.

I've never been to the PNW but after having smelled it in this blend, I just might have to go.

Somehow they've managed to bottle the Quinalt and Hoh Rainforest! It smells woodsy, with just that touch of sweetness and good clean, fresh rain. We live in Louisville and couldn't be happier that our house smells like Olympic!