After a tour of the museum, enjoy the beaches, the rainforest or the ocean by surfing, hiking or fishing. We invite you to stay with us in a variety of accommodations we host here on the …

Use Bayview Avenue through Neah Bay to reach local stores, fuel, eateries and lodging. The highway is the most common way to reach Neah Bay, on the western tip of the north coast of …

Neah Bay, home to the Makah Tribe, is full of relaxation and adventure. Visit this page to find all the things to do in Neah Bay, Washington.

There are several ways to access the Neah Bay beaches on the Makah Reservation. The most popular one that visitors enjoy is Hobuck Beach. Some require a scenic hike through the …

Our local Neah Bay lodging, dining and other businesses welcome you, especially our tribal enterprises. Here in Neah Bay, Washington you will find several options for accommodations …

During Makah Days, the members of the Makah Tribe of Neah Bay gather and reunite with the members who have since moved away, to commemorate thousands of years of the Makah …

Directions to Cape Flattery Trail Continue through town heading west along Bay View Avenue for 1 mile. Bay View Avenue becomes Cape Flattery Road if you follow the yellow lines on the …

The Makah Tribal Council is the elected governing body of the Makah Tribe on the Makah Reservation in Neah Bay, Washington. Neah Bay is the central village of the Makah Reservation.

The Makah Marina is a fully serviced marina at Neah Bay, Washinton. It offers both long term and short term parking for vehicles and trailers, docks, 200 slips, permanent and temporary …

Makah Recreation Pass (permit) is required to visit several areas in and around Neah Bay. Purchase your pass online here!