Day 4 started in Port Angeles, Washington. We took Highway 112 along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, which takes you to the Makah Indian Reservation. We visited the museum, and then drove on out to Cape Flattery. A trail goes out to the cliff edge which is as far northwest as one can go in the lower 48 states. Then we drove down to La Push first beach. We spent the night in Forks, Washington.
There was a lot of fog by the ocean the entire day. Due to the fog, the weather was around 20 degrees colder than just few miles inland where the sun was shining. Photos below.
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| A tree growing out of the middle of an old stump. |
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| The rock wall was a little too close to the road for my comfort! |
At Cape Flattery, we are on the Makah Indian Reservation.
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| I made it to the farthest north west point! |
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| It's really weird how there are small caves all along the edge. |
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| A starfish! |
La Push First Beach, Washington.
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