Family Things To Do in Clallam Bay, Washington

We live in an isolated rural community. The economy of our community has been severely impacted by the decline in the timber and fishing industry. The closest park or playground for families to enjoy is thirty seven miles away. Our ... More on KaBoom.org

Two trails from Ozette Lake to the ocean, plus the connecting stretch of Olympic National Park wilderness beach, make a memorable ... More on Trails

Trail is maintained very well. More on Trails

An ocean campground reached after a short 3-mile walk promises crashing breakers, sandy beach, and old Makah petroglyphs on rock. Two trails depart from the Ozette Lake Campground. The preferred tr... More on Trails

Great little hike/campout. I'm recovering from knee surgery. Needed a soft More on Trails

A wild and deserted ocean beach on the Strait of Juan de Fuca? With big waves and lots of marine and bird life, Clallam Bay Spit feels like it should be on the Pacific. But when you look across its... More on Trails

Great little beach walk. Nice break during the gray winter months. More on Trails

With sea stacks, sea otters, sea lions, and ocean scenery for as far as you can see, the 9.4-mile Ozette Triangle is one of the finest hikes on the Olympic Coast. Easily accessible and a loop hike,... More on Trails

Easy mostly flat boardwalk trails to and from the coast, lots of wild life More on Trails

Teetering on an outcrop on Snider Ridge high above the glacially carved Sol Duc Valley is the Kloshe Nanitch lookout. A replica of the 1920s wooden cupola-like house that once graced this high ledge, it is every bit as graceful as ... More on Trails

The Strait of Juan de Fuca (also called Juan de Fuca Strait) is a large body of water about 95 miles (153 km) long forming the principal outlet for the Georgia Strait and Puget Sound, connecting both to the Pacific Ocean. It provides ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Hikers with an interest in history will find the Lake Ozette area full of it, particularly abandoned trails such as the Allens Bay Trail to the Norwegian Memorial. The Makah Indians knew the lake as Kahouk, and it was sometimes shown ... More on Trails

Wander the wild, rugged outer coast on this 8.8-mile loop trail leading through coastal forests to miles of rocky tidepools, sea stacks, and arches. With its minimal elevation gain, the loop makes ... More on Trails

We started our hike at the Ozette Trailhead. From the Ozette trailhead, you More on Trails

This 84-mile drive follows the rocky shore of the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the Makah Indian village of Neah Bay near the tip of the Olympic Peninsula. This drive is located under the Pacific Flyway, the migratory flight path of more ... More on Trails