Things to do in Neah Bay

Stand at the northwesternmost point of the contiguous US, where dramatic sea cliffs meet the Pacific. Wander the cedar-lined trail to viewing platforms where whales breach and waves crash against sea caves.

Hike through ancient forests to the northwesternmost point of the contiguous United States. From cedar-lined boardwalks, witness dramatic sea cliffs and the Pacific's vastness while spotting migrating whales.

Washington's oldest lighthouse stands on Tatoosh Island, marking the entrance to the Strait of Juan de Fuca since 1857. Hike the Cape Flattery Trail for breathtaking views of this historic beacon across the water.

This crescent-shaped shoreline on the Makah Reservation offers waves perfect for beginning surfers. Explore tide pools teeming with marine life or stroll the sandy beach while eagles soar overhead.

Dramatic sea stacks rise from the Pacific along this pristine stretch of Olympic National Park coastline. Explore tide pools teeming with marine life during low tide after a short forest hike.

The Makah Museum displays artefacts from the Ozette archaeological site, offering tribal history insights. Explore the full-scale longhouse replica and watch the excavation film for an immersive cultural experience.

First Beach stretches along the Makah Reservation with dramatic Pacific Northwest coastal views and pristine sands. Explore tidepools during low tide or photograph the stunning sunset against rugged shoreline formations.

This secluded Olympic Peninsula beach rewards hikers with dramatic sea stacks and Strawberry Bay Falls cascading directly into the Pacific. Spot marine life in tide pools during low tide.