The Washington coast
22 charted sites, from the state line to the state line, in the stretches of coast people actually name. So far lighthouses; shipwrecks, islands, shoals and reefs are coming soon. On the website before the app.
- Cape Disappointment and the Long Beach Peninsula2 sites
The north side of the Columbia River bar, one of the most dangerous river mouths in the world, with two lighthouses on the headlands of Cape Disappointment State Park.
- Westport and Grays Harbor1 site
Westport and the entrance to Grays Harbor, with the tallest lighthouse in Washington standing back from the beach.
- The Olympic coast1 site
The wild outer coast of the Olympic Peninsula, from Kalaloch and Ruby Beach to La Push, with Destruction Island offshore.
- Neah Bay and Cape Flattery1 site
The northwest tip of the contiguous United States, on the Makah Reservation, with Tatoosh Island off the cape.
- Port Angeles and Dungeness1 site
Ediz Hook at Port Angeles and Dungeness Spit, one of the longest natural sand spits in the world, along the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
- Port Townsend, Whidbey Island and Admiralty Inlet4 sites
The entrance to Puget Sound between Port Townsend and Whidbey Island, guarded by three old forts and four lighthouses.
- Mukilteo and Point No Point2 sites
The ferry towns of the north Sound, from Mukilteo across to Point No Point at the tip of the Kitsap Peninsula.
- Seattle2 sites
Elliott Bay and the Seattle shore, from Discovery Park to Alki Beach.
- Tacoma, Vashon and Maury Island2 sites
Commencement Bay at Tacoma and Maury Island across East Passage.
- Olympia and the South Sound1 site
The quiet inlets at the southern end of Puget Sound, around Olympia.
- San Juan Island2 sites
The west side of San Juan Island, one of the best places in the world to watch orcas from shore, and Cattle Point at its southern tip.
- Stuart, Patos and the outer San Juans2 sites
The outer islands along the Canadian border, reached by boat, with lighthouses on Stuart Island and Patos Island.
- Anacortes and Rosario Strait1 site
Anacortes, the ferry port for the San Juans, and Rosario Strait with Burrows Island just offshore.