Archive for March 30, 2014
First Beach and James Island (12 miles from Forks) Abundant driftwood from nearby forest guards the broad sandy beach where visitors and local townspeople alike can enjoy the ever changing moods of the wild Olympic coast.
During the spring and fall, whales can be viewed from the beaches when they come close to shore during the annual migrations. The beaches offer scenic views, driftwood, tide pools and wildlife for those who enjoy good surf, bring a wet suit, board or kayak.
SECOND BEACH is an exceptional stretch of wilderness coastline on Olympic National Park. The broad sandy beach and picturesque sea stacks, relics of ancient rocky headlands, make it a perfect place to observe the grandeur of the primal forces of nature.
