The Neah Bay area is home to about 1600 Makah Indians. This is where the Cape Flattery trail lies. Cape Flattery Trail is about a half mile long with about a 200 foot drop. It is made up of dirt, boardwalks and stairs. Some in much needed repairs. The trail end sits on a overlook with a huge drop to the water below. Cape Flattery Light is on Tahoosh Island. It is decommissioned. There are sea caves on both sides of the lookout.
Trail is a little rough
The Cape Flattery light
Sea otter's below
The Makah Indian guide said this is a Puffin, I not sure
Rocky shore
Before some of the rough trail there are walking sticks for your use, Lighthouse on island
Makah Indian guide
At least 100 feet below the viewing platform
Sea caves
Coming soon the road trip to Cape Flattery. Thanks for following along.
We asked about the trail at the museum. The man told us it was rough. I see he was right! You did have a nice view at the end though!
ReplyDeleteThe trail is very rough. There where a few spots that required climbing a few steps like a short ladder,like the viewing platform at the end of the trail.
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