Clallam Bay Vacations

Washington's largest natural lake sits surrounded by ancient forests with Makah archaeological treasures. Paddle its pristine waters or hike the Ozette Triangle Trail for a perfect blend of forest and coastal scenery.

Shi Shi Beach dazzles with its pristine shoreline and dramatic sea stacks along Olympic National Park's coast. Hike through forest to discover tide pools teeming with marine life and the iconic Point of Arches formation.

Stand at the westernmost point of the contiguous United States where forest meets the wild Pacific shore. Hike the 3-mile boardwalk trail through lush wilderness to discover tide pools teeming with marine life.

Dramatic sea stacks and natural arches define this remote Olympic National Park coastal treasure. Explore vibrant tide pools teeming with starfish and anemones during low tide for the richest marine life viewing.

This 9.4-mile coastal loop features forest boardwalks, rugged Pacific beaches, and Native American petroglyphs. Explore Wedding Rocks at low tide to see ancient rock carvings while watching for sea otters and eagles.

Cowan Ranch Heritage Site offers a quiet glimpse into local history away from typical tourist routes. Explore this lesser-known landmark where visitors can appreciate authentic regional heritage without crowds.

Explore the great outdoors at Clallam Bay Spit Park, a lovely green space in Clallam Bay. Wander the parks and beaches while you're in the area.

This archaeological treasure preserves a Makah settlement buried by a mudslide in 1560, revealing 2,000 years of coastal indigenous life. Hike the Ozette Loop Trail to experience ancient petroglyphs at Wedding Rocks.