Activities

Some say you haven't really experienced the beach until you've dug for clams. Others enjoy days with activities as diverse as canoeing, sea-kayaking, bird-watching, biking, hiking, kite-flying, massage, and more photo opportunities than you can imagine.

And as evening arrives, you might want to build a beach fire, gather family and friends.

 – Brand new at Seabrook! Every Saturday you can now go horseback riding on the beach!
 – Sunset Magazine writer Amy Wolf chronicles her trip around Olympic National Park with her husband and two children. She provides a great description of things to do and natural beauty to absorb when visiting the Olympic Peninsula.
 – Washington State Dept. Of Fish & Wildlife Razor Clam information
 – Waves crash on offshore sea stacks, sea otters lounge in the kelp beds, and bald eagles careen overhead and perch high in the brooding Sitka spruce — it's the remote wilderness beach at Olympic National Park. To get here you've hiked 3 miles from Lake Ozette through the dripping temperate rain forest. So why aren't your shoes soggy? Trails to both Sand Point and Cape Alava follow a wonderful wooden boardwalk nearly the entire way. $15 per vehicle; 360/565-3100.
 – July 12th-13th Ocean Shores offers ½ Iron, Olympic, Sprint, and Kids Triathlons on Saturday and half marathon, 5 & 10k runs on Sunday.