Olympic National Park - Cape Alava - Member Hike

Hike Name: Olympic National Park - Cape Alava
Country: United States
State: Washington
Nearby Town: Sekiu
Rating: 4 stars
Directions: Take Highway 112 from Highway 101 to the Hoko/Ozette Road. Follow Hoko Ozette Road to trail head.
Total Hike Distance: 9.10 miles
Hike Difficulty: Moderate
Permit Required: Yes
Hike Type: Roundtrip, Loop Hike
Hike Starts/Ends: Ozette Ranger Station
Trails Used: Sandy Point, Cape Alava Trails
Backcountry Campsites: Yes
Backcountry Water Sources: Streams
Management: National Park Service
Contact Information: By Mail
Olympic National Park
600 East Park Avenue
Port Angeles, WA 98362-6798

By Phone
Visitor Information Recorded Message
(360) 565-3130
Visitor Information Recorded Message
(360) 565-3131
Visitor Information (TTY)
1-800-833-6388
Best Season: Summer
Users: Hikers
Road Conditions: Primary Paved Roads, Secondary Paved Roads
Hike Summary: The Ozette-Cape Alava-Sand Point loop is a shore hike along the Washington coast. The views of the ocean, cliffs, headlands, islands, and sea stacks provide a unique experience. There is little elevation change on this hike so it is relatively easy, and there is a surprising amount of wildlife along the coast. The hike starts and ends at the Ozette Ranger Station and it is a pleasant overnight backpacking trip.

Hiker:

The Ox


5,750 points


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Trip Reports

  Date Rating Duration Hiker
Olympic National Park - Cape Alava - July 15, 1998 July 15, 1998 4 stars 2 days The Ox

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