Cape Alava

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Cape Alava is a remote headland on the Pacific coast of Washington state, known as one of the westernmost points of the contiguous United States and a key destination within Olympic National Park.

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Cape Alava canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cape
geographic feature
headland
access hiking trail only
accessibleFrom Ozette Ranger Station
climate marine west coast climate
connectedBy Ozette Triangle trail
connectedTo Ozette Lake (via boardwalk trail)
Sand Point, Washington (via coastal trail)
coordinateLatitude 48.1667° N
coordinateLongitude 124.7333° W
country United States
designation one of the westernmost points of the contiguous United States
westernmost point of Washington state
hasEcosystemType coastal forest
intertidal zone
rocky shoreline
sandy beach
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
camping
hiking
photography
tidepooling
wildlife viewing
hasRegulation backcountry camping permit required
hasWildlife intertidal invertebrates
marine mammals
seabirds
knownFor remote coastal scenery
rugged shoreline
storm watching
sunset views over the Pacific Ocean
locatedIn Clallam County, Washington
Olympic National Park
Pacific Northwest
Washington (state)
linked to: Washington
locatedOn Pacific Ocean
coast of Washington
locatedWithin Makah ancestral lands region
managedBy U.S. National Park Service
near Ozette Indian Village Archaeological Site
nearestCommunity Ozette, Washington
partOf Olympic Peninsula
partOfRoute Pacific Northwest coastal hiking routes
region northwestern Washington coast
trailhead Ozette Lake trailhead
withinProtectedArea Olympic National Park
Ozette area of Olympic National Park

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Ozette Lake hasNearbyFeature Cape Alava
Sand Point connectedByTrailTo Cape Alava