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Jan 08, 2012: Kind of dry this winter. MLK weekend shaping up nicely. Book online, get a discount (see below), and receive a confirming email immediately.
Discount for Booking Online:
Good through May 17, 2012 Click Here for the discount code, then head back to our online booking page. Takes < 10 sec.
Near-term Availability: Always a nice selection available in the winter season. Check the online bookings calendar for details.
Photos See some great recent Manitou Lodge and Olympic Peninsula shots on Gregg Tehennepe's Photostream Click Here. For a 2004 Nat'l Geographic Olympic National Park Photographic Essay Click Here.
Slideshow: If you have a few minutes, check out this comprehensive regional slideshow. We're seen in 2 of the 234 photos.
Like What You See? Scroll down to the Facebook "like" button at the bottom of the blue portion of this page.
Outback Cabins and Tentsites: We provide all the camping gear. See the bottom of of our Camping Page for details. These sites can be booked online Memorial Day through Sept 30. Rent a tent!
Low tide is the best time for tidepooling. Check the Area Tide Tables
Online Access: We're now wireless all over. This year we've added the Outback Cabins and even the tentsites to the lodge wireless community.
Guest Testimonials.Some standouts just have to be shared. Click Here to read.
Local RiverCam. Brought to you courtesy of our friends at the Quillayute River Resort just a mile downstream. Click Here.
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AERIAL PHOTOS
Below are links to aerial photos of the Manitou Lodge vicinity and regional beaches in the Olympic National Park
Coastal Strip
Satellite Photos of the Manitou Lodge, Rialto Beach, and Beaches
#1, #2, and #3 just south of the Quileute Reservation at La Push
Rialto Beach, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Beach - Shoreline Photos from the
Washington Dept. of Ecology.
Shi-Shi Beach - named by Outside Magazine as their "No. 1
Sweetest Beach" (see page 90 in the August 2003 issue).
Shi-Shi can be accessed either from Lake Ozette by hiking to Cape Alava and then 10 miles north
on the coast, or by driving to Neah Bay, south to Hobuck Beach and then a little further to the
Shi-Shi trailhead. The rough, frequently muddy 3 mile trail to the beach is undergoing
considerable upgrading
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