
Discover the Natural Beauty and Serenity of Damon Point
We spent a stormy and dramatic weekend exploring Damon Point, not to mention watching Humpback whales feeding off the point.
We spent a stormy and dramatic weekend exploring Damon Point, not to mention watching Humpback whales feeding off the point.
We took advantage of the weather and spent the day at a makeshift camp listening to the gentle sound of the waves near Tokeland
Imagine our shock when we came out of the tunnel only to view what looked like total destruction on this side of the campground.
From basecamp, Tower Rock, formed by wind, water, and ice, dominates the eastern horizon at 2000′ above the Cispus River Valley floor.
Three years after bacteria and microorganisms naturally colonized the lake and fed on organic matter, Coldwater Lake was as clear as it is today.
I’m not sure who was more surprised as we pulled past the group of field hands taking a coffee break, them or us
This bit of coast has the dubious recognition of losing the most landmass in our hemisphere than any other place.
After having been closed to the public for over a year due to Covid-19 La Push re-opens. I wondered how much had changed during our absence.
Rugged men in tin hats and hickory shirts. Women…well were sparse – this was bachelor territory where young men came to make money cutting timber.
The morning was sunny and cool as we turned off the main highway onto the washboard dirt road that leads up to Walupt Creek Falls.
Some of my work has been featured on CNN, Outside TV and, National Geographic.
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