What can I see and do at Kalaloch Beach? 

• Take a Long Walk on the Beach: The shores of Kalaloch are full of beauty and natural wonders. Featuring both rocky and sandy stretches, there is so much to see and explore on Kalaloch. These wonders include giant washed up trees from the rainforest, puffins at play, and even Kalaloch’s famous “floating tree.” 
• Tide Pools: Low tide is a great time to explore Kalaloch Beach! Kalaloch features miles of shallow pools that frequently feature large, colorful starfish and anemones. 
• Beach and Nature Trails: There are seven beach trails and one nature loop that will allow hikers to enjoy the very best of Kalaloch. Explore the rare spruce burls on Trail 1. Trail 4 features great views of ocean bluffs and sea stacks. 
• Seasonal Shelfishing: Kalaloch Beach is a hotspot for mussels, clams, and crab. Many visitors cook and enjoy their catch right on the beach. Current Kalaloch shellfish regulations and rules can be found at: http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/shellfish/razorclams/current.html 
• Birdwatch: Kalaloch Beach is home to many unique and rare birds. Birdwatchers have a possibility of viewing common murres and tufted puffins year round, as well as Bald Eagles and Steller's Jays during the summer. 
• Camp on the beach: At the Kalaloch Campground visitors can camp directly on a bluff overlooking the beach. 
• The Kalaloch Lodge: After hours enjoying the beaches of Kalaloch, rest in comfort at the Kalaloch Lodge & Cabins. Many of the rustic rooms feature fantastic views of the Pacific Ocean. Without televisions or wireless connection, the Kalaloch Lodge and Cabins is a great place for guest to curl up in a blanet and enjoy a book, time with family, or the always fantastic view.

Where is Kalaloch Beach?

Kalaloch Beach is located just off Olympic Highway, WA-101, 40 minutes (or roughly 35 miles) south of the town of Forks, WA.

When are the Kalaloch Beaches open?

Kalaloch Beach is open year round.

How much does visiting Kalaloch Beach cost?

Visitors do need to pay for a $15.00 Olympic National Park Entrance pass before arriving at Kalaloch. Those wishing to camp at Kalaloch Beach Campground during the summer should visit recreation.gov for seasonal prices and to make reservations.

Who can I call if I have more questions?

The Olympic National Park Visitors Center phone number is (360) 565-3130.