The Hoh is a glacial river fed by glaciers on Mount Olympus, such as the Blue Glacier. The glaciers grind rock into a fine glacial flour which turns the Hoh River a milky slate blue color. The river valley is generally broad and relatively flat, causing the glacial sediments to settle out, creating extensive gravel bars, river meanders, and the many side channels characteristic of a braided river. #hohriver #hohrainforest #olympicpeninsula #olympicnationalpark #olympicnationalforest | Beautiful

Formation of meanders explained | Britannica