Home Page Highways Restaurants Lodging Day Trips		The Pacific Ocean Beaches The North Beach Area of Washington State
Washington State Highways Cities Ocean Beaches North South Cities along the Pacific Coast North to south LaPush Kalaloch Taholah Moclips Pacific Beach Copalis Beach Ocean City Ocean Shores Westport Grayland Tokeland Ocean Park Long Beach Seaview Ilwaco		State Highway 109 mile by mile This page covers the Pacific Ocean beaches north of Grays Harbor on the Pacific Coast of Washington State.  This area is in Grays Harbor County and you can see in the map below where Grays County is located in Washington State. Grays Harbor County is shown in red. The Towns or Villages of Ocean Shores, Ocean City, Copalis Beach, Pacific Beach, Moclips, and Taholah are located on State Highway 109 northwest of Aberdeen & Hoquiam, Washington.   This area was developed around 100 years ago and today it offers a wide variety of accommodations for visitors to our Pacific Ocean Beaches In general, the beaches in this area are rugged, vastly different from the long sandy beaches to the south of this area.
	WA-109	State Highway 109
	Milepost 0	Milepost 0 – Junction on Highway 101 in Hoquiam
	Milepost 16	Milepost 16 – Junction with State Highway 115 to Ocean Shores Highway WA-115
	Milepost 18	Ocean City
	Milepost 21	Copalis Beach                    – Griffiths-Priday State Park (day use only) Griffith Priday State Park web page
	Milepost 29	Village of Pacific Beach Pacific Beach State Park (32 camping & 32 RV utility sites on the beach) This park takes reservations 1-888-226-7688 or online. Pacific Beach State Park web page.
	Milepost 31	Village of Moclips – is a small village consisting mainly of residences and three motels.  There are no facilities for groceries, food, or fuel in this village. Moonstone Beach Motel – 1-888-888-9063
	Milepost 32	Quinault Indian Reservation boundary Moclips Highway to highway 101 The Moclips highway has been newly improved and blacktopped and is an excellent option to use to travel north on Highway 101 to Lake Quinault, Kalaloch, or Forks.  See our Lake Quinault Loop Page for a day trip around this beautiful lake.
	Milepost 37	Taholah – an Indian village on the Quinault Indian Reservation, is the center of tribal activities and the tribal offices are located here.  You can get a permit to use (walk on) the 20 miles of tribal ocean beaches at the tribal office.  They have a seafood market that sells the famous Blueback Salmon that is native only to the Quinault River.
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