📜 Northwesternmost point of the contiguous United States.
🔍 Features a trail to stunning cliff-side vistas and massive oceanside caves. Why Go
🌊 Stunning ocean views and dramatic sea caves
🦅 Excellent bird and marine wildlife watching (whales, sea lions, eagles)
🚶 Accessible 0.75-mile hike with boardwalks and observation decks
🗿 Explore a culturally significant area of the Makah Tribe Why Avoid
⚠️ Trail can be muddy and slippery, especially boardwalks
🅿️ Parking lot can be busy, especially in summer
⬆️ Moderate exertion for return hike uphill Tips
🐕 Dogs allowed on leash, stay on trail
☔ Wear waterproof hiking boots for muddy sections
🗓️ Check sunset times as trail closes 30 minutes after sunset
🗺️ Download directions, data connections unreliable Cost
💰 Makah Recreation Pass required. Hours
🕒 Daily, dawn to 30 minutes after sunset, year-round. Toilets
🚽 Restrooms at trailhead. Parking
🅿️ Day parking and limited RV parking at trailhead. Overnight parking prohibited.