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  • Location: Makah Reservation, Olympic Peninsula, Washington
  • Region: Clallam County
  • Time Needed: Half day to full day
  • Admission: Makah Recreation Pass required for trails
  • Facilities: Gas, groceries, restaurants, museum
  • Best Season: Summer for best weather
  • Dog Friendly: Check permit requirements

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Getting There

From Port Angeles: 2–2.5 hours via US-101 and Highway 112. Remote location at the northwestern tip of the contiguous US.

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Permits

Makah Recreation Pass required for Cape Flattery, Shi Shi Beach, and Hobuck Beach.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Neah Bay?

Neah Bay is a remote community on the Makah Reservation at the northwestern tip of the contiguous United States. Home to the Makah Tribe, the town features the excellent Makah Cultural and Research Center and serves as the gateway to Cape Flattery.

Where is Neah Bay located?

Neah Bay is located at the northwestern corner of Washington State on the Makah Reservation, approximately 120 km (75 miles) west of Port Angeles via Highway 112.

How do I get to Neah Bay?

From Port Angeles, drive west on US-101, then north on Highway 112—approximately 120 km (75 miles) and 2–2.5 hours. From Forks, drive north via Highway 113—approximately 100 km (62 miles) and 1.5–2 hours.

Do I need a permit to visit Neah Bay attractions?

Yes, a Makah Recreation Pass is required for Cape Flattery Trail, Shi Shi Beach, and Hobuck Beach. Passes are available for purchase in Neah Bay.

What is there to do in Neah Bay?

Visit the Makah Cultural and Research Center featuring artifacts from a 500-year-old village, hike to Cape Flattery at the northwest corner of the contiguous US, explore Shi Shi Beach wilderness, and go fishing for halibut and salmon.

What is the Makah Cultural and Research Center?

The museum features exceptional artifacts recovered from the Ozette archaeological site, a Makah village buried by a mudslide approximately 500 years ago. It's one of the best tribal museums in the Pacific Northwest.

What services are available in Neah Bay?

Neah Bay has a gas station, small grocery stores, restaurants, and limited accommodation options. It's the last services before Cape Flattery.

When is the best time to visit Neah Bay?

Summer offers the best weather with all attractions accessible. The area is open year-round but expect rain and fog at any time.

Is there cell service in Neah Bay?

Cell phone service is very limited in Neah Bay and surrounding areas. Plan accordingly.

How far is Cape Flattery from Neah Bay?

Cape Flattery is approximately 13 km (8 miles) from Neah Bay. The trailhead is at the end of Cape Flattery Road, and the trail to the viewpoint is about 1.2 km (0.75 miles) each way.

What is special about Cape Flattery?

Cape Flattery is the northwestern-most point of the contiguous United States. The trail leads to dramatic viewpoints overlooking sea stacks, caves, and Tatoosh Island with its lighthouse.

Is the drive to Neah Bay scenic?

Yes, the drive along Highway 112 offers beautiful views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and passes through remote coastal communities and forest.

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