Kalaloch Lodge
Perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean within Olympic National Park, Kalaloch Lodge offers unparalleled coastal wildlife viewing. Guests can walk the beaches, explore tide pools, and frequently spot marine mammals like gray whales (during migration), seals, sea lions, and a myriad of seabirds. Bald eagles are also commonly seen soaring overhead.
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Kalaloch Lodge in Olympic National Park
hotel
luxury
Nearest Airport
Big Andy Airport
Nearest International Airport
Victoria International Airport
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