Things To Do in Neah Bay, Washington

In March of 1778, Captain James Cook visited the waters off the northwestern tip of the Olympic Peninsula. ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Hiked into this place before the Makah put in the Cape Flattery Trail.  VERY cool place...the most northwes... More on GeckoGo

Located in Neah Bay, Makah Cultural & Research Center works towards preserving the Makah language offering ... More on Planetware.com

We went with 3 teens and really enjoyed this museum . More on TripAdvisor

Children will enjoy a delightful secluded and scenic sandy ocean beach which curves out to the Point of Arches, offering wooded campsites during storms and high tides and beach camping for the fear... More on Trails

The Pacific ocean beach, sea stacks, tide pools, wildlife, not sure there i More on Trails

This trail overlooks the northwestern-most point ... More on TripAdvisor

The only facility at the parking lot is a large outhouse. More on TripAdvisor

On January 11, 1896, Phil Daykin, the lightkeeper at Carmanah Point, gathered a few supplies and set out along the old telegraph trail, a trek he had taken countless times. The day before, the tug ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The large labyrinth located adjacent to Carmanah Point Lighthouse was created in 1997 by Janet Etzkorn, wife of Keeper Jerry Etzkorn. Janet had lost her father in 1996 and a nephew in 1995, and the... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Pushed into a corner and forced to choose, Ira votes for this as the single most scenic stretch of the Washington ocean coastneedle-like sea stacks, caves, arches, tidal pools, and a long sandy bea... More on Trails

Bring your camera! AND a tide table. The rock formations are spectacular More on Trails

Beautiful Inn overlooking the Straits of Juan de Fuca, close to Neah Bay and ocean beaches. King Fisher Enterprises provides fishing charters and marine tours May through August. The Inn specializes in quilting ... More on experiencewa