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Lake Valhalla (6 Miles)

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Tonga Ridge (6.0 Miles)

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Spray Park (8 Miles)

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Snow Lake (2.2 mi)

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North Cascades - Baker Lake
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Scott Paul Loop (7.5 Miles)

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Bear Lake Road (6 Miles)
Heather Lake (4 Miles)
Lake Twenty-Two (4.8 Miles)
Mt. Dickerman (8.7 Miles)
Mt. Pilchuck (6 Miles)

North Cascades - Mt. Baker Hwy
High Pass (6.8 Miles)
Ptarmigan Ridge (7.6 Miles)
Skyline Divide (8.4 Miles)

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Olympics
Deer Park Trail (15.2 Miles)
Grand Valley (8.4 Miles)
Whiskey Bend Loop (6.7 Miles)

Olympics - Coast
Cape Alava Loop (9.2 Miles)
Cape Flattery (1 Mile)

Olympics - South

Puget Sound and Islands

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Mt. Si (8 Miles)
US Forest Service
US National Park Service
Cape Flattery
Area:
Olympics - Coast
Permit Required:
Trailhead Elevation:
100 ft.
Difficulty:
A Walk
Elevation Gain:
-100 ft.
Trail Type:
Hike
Distance Round Trip :
1 Mile
Trailhead Latitude:
48.384620
Peak Season:
January through December
Longitude:
-124.715720

Dogs Allowed Photographic Opportunities Wildlife Viewing

Conditions
Trail
Water
Other
Part of the trail is boardwalk
Trail is well maintained


Experience

Beautiful & Historic

This is a short year around hike that is both beautiful and historic.  Cape Flattery is the farthest north west land point in the continental United States.  Lighthouses on Tatoosh island and Cape Flattery Rock have long guided mariners to the entrance of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Cape Flattery is a traditional hunting area for the Makah Indian tribe. The Makah's are historically whale and seal hunters.

The short walk from the parking lot to several well maintained lookout areas is enjoyable year around. 

   
   
   
 


Nearest Town: , .


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Driving Directions:

Take U.S. Highway 101 west from Port Angeles. Turn right onto U.S. Highway 112 approximately 2 miles west of Port Angeles and head towards Clallam Bay & Sekiu. Continue on U.S. Highway 112 until it ends at the border of the Makah Indian Reservation. Continue on the Cape Loop Rd/Koitlah Point Rd through Neah Bay and drive to the trailhead (approximately 5 miles).
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Trail inf0 contributed by: Mr. Trail
Added on: 2008-06-22 15:35:28


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