The beach was an excellent place for star gazing and sunsets however I would only recommend and overnighter with a tent Because It rains in the morning sometimes. The hike is best with little weight because of the muddy trail and then there is a very steep cliff you have to climb down. More

The trail was beautiful but I wouldn't recommend doing it with a heavy backpack. It might just be too much. It's two miles and the last mile is through mud. I don't think taking young children on this hike would be a good idea considering the way down to the beach is a steep cliff. Although there are ropes attached... More

You will definitely want to print out or use GPS for directions. Takes about 1.5 hours from Port Angeles to reach the beginning of the trail. Things you will want: If it's rainy, wear tight clothes that won't rip or get snagged on branches. A hoody and some good pants will be fine, and you will want to wear some... More

We went here for a milestone birthday for a few nights in August. Bear cannister and registration can be done in Port Angeles ranger station on the way. Its part of Olympic NP, but you can easily check out the neighboring Makah reservaion. You leave your car with one of several locals who will watch it for you. A short... More

We walked about two miles on this hike on 12-21-11. Took exactly one hour each way. The second mile was muddy and time consuming. We finally came to an overlook showing the ocean 200 feet below. Beautiful site, but hardly worth the effort. I would guess we had another half mile to go before hitting the beach. We turned around.... More

Was staying in Seiku and had read the reviews regarding this hike. The day we went, early October, it had been raining hard the past few days so part of the hike was very muddy. What made the difference to us was that we had rubber boots so it made it very pleasant. If you are in semi shape, this... More

Best backpacking trip ever! Getting there however, can be a bit involved. An overnight stay (highly recommended), requires a backcountry camping permit from the National Park Service (NSP)--Port Townsend $12. To get the permit, you must prove to them that you possess a bear proof food container otherwise the NSP will lend you a rather bulky bear canister ($4 suggested... More

ok...we had heard this was on travel channels top beach list and also heard it was about a 4 mile hike round trip BUT we like adventure so we set out...4 young ladies all alone...let me say that finding it wasnt the easiest task...we DID park at the trail head in a rental car and yes its back in the... More

Me and my brother made a trek out to the Neah Bay area, with the intent of going to Cape Flattery. A day before we left, I stumbled upon a couple of articles touting this beach as the most beautiful nature beach in the country, as voted by the Travel Channel. I started to read a bit more on it... More