Join a park ranger for a summer guided tide pool walk or take a hike through the coastal forests at Mora or Kalaloch. Paths lead down to six different beaches from Ruby Beach to Kalaloch. Information, brochures, and publications are available at the Mora and Kalaloch ranger stations. Ozette, located on a spur road off U.S. 112, in the far northwestern corner of the park, is home to several beaches where you can view sea stacks. Ozette Lake, the largest natural body of fresh water in Washington State, is also located here.
Overnight hikes require reservations.
You can hike, fish, boat, or visit the Makah Cultural and Research Center in nearby Neah Bay as well.