I made my way down to the beach through a forest of driftwood as the low tide exposed a great expanse of sand. Nearby, a woman lounged on a towel tucked among the giant logs, nearly hidden from view, ...

, half way up the Olympic Peninsula in Washington's Olympic National Park, is a small complex of building on a bluff overlooking Kalaloch Creek and the Pacific Ocean. It's a nice getaway during fall ...

More tentative dates have been set for coastal razor clam digs after the New Year that includes Kalaloch on the northern Olympic coast, which hasn’t been open since the 2011-12 season. “There was a ...

OLYMPIA — Clam diggers have a green light to proceed with a razor clam dig Sunday and Monday at Kalaloch Beach in Olympic National Park for the first time since 2012. The state Department of Fish and ...

Kalaloch, located on the southwest coast of the Olympic Peninsula, is one of the most visited areas of Olympic National Park. The marine environment and offshore islands are protected by three ...

DAN AYRES COULDN’T believe what he was seeing late last August on the northern half of the beach at Kalaloch. Propped against a piece of driftwood and answering some early-morning emails on his phone, ...

If you’re thinking about doing some storm watching while we’re still in the clutches of winter, definitely put Kalaloch Lodge at the top of your list. Kalaloch is out on the north Washington coast in ...

SEATTLE – Some of the beloved coastal cabins near Kalaloch Lodge in Olympic National Park will be demolished next week because of an eroding bluff, the National Park Service announced. Ten rental ...

Birds commonly seen: Gulls for all seasons: Herring and mew gulls in winter, plus black-legged kittiwakes. Spring-summer, see Western, glaucous-winged, and ring-billed gulls; California and Heermann’s ...

KALALOCH, Wash. — Kalaloch Beach 3 is the winner of Best Hike with Kids in 2025's Best Northwest Escapes viewer's poll. The trails that take you to the ocean along Kalaloch Beach in the Olympic ...

In The Stranger‘s recent New to Town issue, we included a guide to local proper nouns called “You’re Pronouncing It Wrong.” We tried to choose words that confuse newcomers. One of the items read: ...