BeachHidden gem
Shi Shi Beach
Neah Bay, Washington
A remote, wild Olympic beach with sea stacks, reached on a muddy forest walk.
- Price
- Makah Recreation Pass for parking
- Booking
- Best to book
- Time to allow
- 5 hours
The trail runs through forest and boardwalk before dropping to a long sand beach lined with sea stacks. It is a serious day out with mud and a final scramble down, and overnight stays need a permit. Worth the effort for the scenery and the tide pools.
Good to know
- Makah recreation pass needed to park near Neah Bay
- Overnight trips need a wilderness permit and bear canister
- Check tide tables before heading along the beach
- Best time
- Summer, low tide
- Open
- All year, wet in winter
- Getting there
- Sealed road to Neah Bay, then gravel to the trailhead
- Vehicles
- Fine in any car
- Dogs
- Dogs on a lead
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