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Map and Directions

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FROM OLYMPIA AND POINTS NORTH Take I-5 South to Exit 104 in Olympia Go west on Hwy 101 to Aberdeen (Hwy 101 becomes SR 8 and then US 12) In Aberdeen, follow the signs for SR 105 to Westport Follow SR 105 approximately 21 mi. to Westport Take the first Westport exit to the right just past the Exxon/Subway station Follow Montesano Street for approximately 4 miles Near the docks area, Montesano will bear to the right and become Dock St At the stop sign on Dock Street, turn left onto Westhaven Drive Look for Deep Sea Charters 1/2 block down on the left.	FROM CENTRALIA AND POINTS SOUTH Take I-5 North to Exit 88, just past Centralia Go West on US 12 to Elma In Elma, get onto US 12 West (Go under the overpass and take a left) Follow US 12 to Aberdeen In Aberdeen, follow the signs for SR 105 to Westport Follow SR 105 approximately 21 mi. to Westport Take the first Westport exit to the right just past the Exxon/Subway station Follow Montesano Street for approximately 4 miles Near the docks area, Montesano will bear to the right and become Dock St At the stop sign on Dock Street, turn left onto Westhaven Drive Look for Deep Sea Charters 1/2 block down on the left.
Driving Directions to Lapush: LaPush, Washington is located on the northwest coast of the Olympic Peninsula. From Seattle, the shortest route is the ferry from Edmonds to Kingston. From there, follow the signs to the Hood Canal Bridge. After crossing, continue on (the road flows into Hwy.101) through Sequim and Port Angeles, around Lake Crescent, and just before you get to Forks (1 mile), turn right on Hwy. 110. Continue for 14 miles, wind your way through the small village, and you arrive at the Lapush Marina. The first building on your right is the fuel dock; a colorful mural painted by a Quileute tribal artist marks the building. The dock area follows, and at the end of the three ramps that access the boats,you will find a boat launch. The marina is open from approximately 6:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Recently, the Quileute people have added several cabins for overnight stays, and they have opened a new restaurant located next to the dock area.