Hood Canal, WA
The more than a half mile of beach on Hood Canal is where the good birdwatching is at.

Harstine Island, WA
An easy one mile trail loops the park’s periphery through quiet woods and along a bluff above the two slender finger inlets making up Jarrell Cove.

Hood Canal, WA
The adjacent Skokomish River delta consists of estuary, riparian forests and extensive wetlands and a heron rookery.

Brinnon, WA
Enjoy more than 1000 acres of prime wildlife habitat along the Dosewallips River at its delta on Hood Canal.

Marrowstone Island, WA
Owing to its location and surrounded by water on three sides, the park is a great spot for watching marine birds.

Port Townsend, WA
The 434-acre park contains high bluffs, a lagoon, mature forest, and extensive beaches.

Pacific Coast, WA
9.4 miles roundtrip loop including lake, forests, bogs and beach walking.

La Push, WA
This wide river, formed by glacier-fed tributaries, provides excellent habitat for a wide array of avian species.

Pacific Coast, WA

The birding is excellent from these easily accessible Olympic National Park beaches.

Quinault, WA
Follow the Quinault National Recreation Trails to waterfalls, cedar bogs, giant primeval trees, lakeshore and crystal-clear creeks.

Montesano, WA
The main trail travels along Lake Quigg’s shoreline passing a floating dock, several boardwalks, interpretive signs, and a dock on the Chehalis River.