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I was told Slender Man roams them woods.
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OP might want to watch the movie, Fantastic Fungi with Paul Stamets (note the Star Trek character was named after this expert on shroomz).
Largest living organism in the world is a fungi in Oregon.
OP should go there and commune.
"The largest living organism is a single gigantic specimen of honey mushroom (Armillaria ostoyae), discovered in the Malheur National Forest, Oregon, USA, which occupies a total area of 965 hectares (2,385 acres), equivalent to 1,350 soccer fields. The honey mushroom is well known for its glowing surface, caused by bioluminescent bacteria, although most of its tissue is around 1 metre (3 feet) underground, in the form of root-like mycelia. Its age is calculated to be at least 2,400 years old, but may be as much as 8,650 years old.
It also holds the record for the world's largest fungus.
The honey mushroom is estimated to weigh somewhere between 7,500 and 35,000 US tons (6,800–31,750 tonnes)."
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Agree with OP about the almost-transcendent feel of the atmosphere in those old-growth forests.
First time I went to see the giant sequoias in Northern California I had to pinch myself to be sure I wasn't asleep and dreaming about some kind of Tolkien elven wood or something.
It was freaking amazing!
I really need to go back for a refresher. This should be on everyone's must-see (and feel and smell) list. 
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I always thought they did talk to one another.
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I had went to the park yesterday and realized that I havent seen a tree in so long. Like I see them driving or passing by but I havent actually been up close to one in years. Everything is alive if you speak to it and take the time to just listen.
I probably looked crazy LOL but I had to literally take a moment and take it all in. Idk but we should all stop and appreciate the small things in life every once in a while
Did you know that if you talked negatively to water and rice it responds? same with plants and trees.
Check out Dr. Masaru Emoto
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