Neah Bay, Washington - Part One - The Journey Neah Bay, Washington

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Description: The Neah Bay "Reluctant Tour Guides" load up the suburban and boat and hit the road on a 300 mile journey across Washington State. The trip from Portland, OR to Neah Bay takes about six hours, crosses the Mighty Columbia River, goes past Mt. St. Helens, up the I-5 corridor, through Aberdeen, Lake Quinault, up the Pacific Coast, through Forks, then traverses the Strait of Juan de Fuca till we reach Neah Bay, the "Most NW Point" in the Continental United States. Part Two will cover 3 days of spearfishing and Part Three will be Hobuck Beach and The Cape trail hike. It's Big Beautiful Country with many rivers, lakes and lots of BIG TREES! Produced by Andrew Burnett - Come Out and Play Productions. Contact: andrew@goodimpressions.us

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Visitor 45626

03/01/2008

great shot of my friend the wlof eel! I met him last April.

travelleers

08/13/2007

those places are beautiful, I've been to Lake Quinault and kalaloch a couple of years ago during winter, it was raining stones but still I hold a place in my hearth for those places

Visitor 6373

06/27/2007

Looks like you had alot of fun. It's nice to see another Washington diver/spearfisher.