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76 www.ScenicWA.com Quileute Oceanside Resort RV Park 330 Ocean Drive La Push WA 98350 360-374-5267 800-487-1267 quileuteoceanside.com The Quileute Tribe invites you to a unique experience at Quileute Oceanside Resort RV Park on the Pacific Coast. 32 Ocean View Cabins 28 Ocean View Motel Rooms 11 Partial Ocean View Cabins Whale Watching Seabirds Launch a Kayak or Surfboard Pets Welcome with some Restrictions Campground and Full-Service RV Park This area is also the gateway to the Hoh Rain Forest and the last provisioning place before this byway gets truly wild. The moss-draped rain forest canopies are so oxygen rich that youll feel slightly light-headed and wonder whether its the oxygen or hypnotic beauty at work. Following the wild Pacific coastline Thirty minutes beyond Forks is this byways namesakethe Pacific Coast. Ruby Beach Kalaloch pronounced CLAY-lock and this entire wild stretch of coast deserves at least 24 hours of hanging outotherwise you wont see the suns rays through the early morning mist or the sky blazing orange as the same sun drops into the Pacific at the end of the day. Stay awhile Kalaloch Lodge has camping and cabins youll be glad you did. Land of the Rain Forest Giants A few miles south of Kalaloch US-101 cuts inland toward Amanda Park and Lake Quinault. Roosevelt elk herds and giant trees are commonplace here. The valley that creates Lake Quinault and Quinault Rain Forest is truly the Cool Cut Just a few miles west of Port Angeles you can take SR-112 to follow the Strait of Juan de Fuca Byway with views across the strait to Victoria and Vancouver Island. When you reach Clallam Bay continue to the northwest tip of the lower 48 U.S. on the Cape Flattery Tribal Scenic Byway. From here backtrack to SR-13 to reconnect with the Pacific Coast Byway at Sappho. Ruby Beach. Andy Porter