Ruby Beach to Kalaloch
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The southern end of Olympic National Park’s coastal strip is the most accessible, with Highway 101 running right along the bluff for more than a dozen miles. Short trails lead down to the water at half a dozen points, and at the southern end one finds the town (of sorts) called Kalaloch, with a comfortable lodge, two Park Service campgrounds, and other facilities.
Beach camping is not allowed along this stretch of the coast.
© Ericka Chickowski from Moon Washington, 8th edition
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