FamxplorShi Shi Beach
What to expect
Shi Shi Beach is a scenic destination located on the Olympic Peninsula, offering a mix of rainforest hiking and beach walking. The trail to the beach is 2 miles long and features a well-maintained boardwalk, muddy road bed, and sandy beach. The beach itself offers stunning views, tidepools, and the opportunity to spot bald eagles. The area is suitable for families and provides a unique wilderness coast experience. Visitors can enjoy walking, birding, and exploring the beach, as well as connecting to other nearby trails, such as the Ozette Loop hike or Hole in the Wall near La Push at Rialto Beach
Plan your family visit to the Shi Shi Beach with these blog insights 👇
Easily Accessible Pacific Beaches in Olympic National Park
Activities: We hiked to Shi Shi Beach, which is located in Olympic National Park and requires a Makah Recreation Pass. The hike is relatively easy but can be muddy, with a steep section towards the end. We enjoyed the beach and the Point of the Arches, a series of majestic and rocky sea stacks
Highlights: The hike to Shi Shi Beach was a bit more strenuous, but we enjoyed the scenic beauty of the trail and the stunning views of the ocean. The kids loved playing in the sand and exploring the Point of the Arches ✨