Olympic Peninsula: Hobuck Beach

The Hobuck Beach day use area is south of Neah Bay and is part of the Makah tribal lands. It was a nice location to eat our lunch. There is a resort near by.

Olympic Peninsula: Cape Flattery Light

The lighthouse was built in 1854 and sits on Tatoosh Island, named after Chief Tatooche of the Makah Tribe. The light was decommissioned in 2008 when a solar powered beacon on a 30 foot skeletal structure came into use, though the 65 foot original tower remains. The island is owned by the Makah Tribe.

Olympic Peninsula: Cape Flattery

Cape Flattery is the most northwest tip of the contiguous United States.

Olympic Peninsula: Cape Flattery Trail

Cape Flatter is the most northwest tip of the contiguous United State. The trail to it is a pleasant and well maintained 1.2 mile hike out and back through forest. Years ago the trail might be muddy but boardwalks make the hike a pleasant jaunt. A Makah Recreational Pass must be obtained and we got ours at the Makah Tribal Museum in Neah Bay.