2014 Map of Hoko Falls

About this map

The Hoko River drainage system dominates this coastal Washington landscape, where the settlement of Old Royal and Hoko Camp reflect the area's timber and remote residency patterns. High terrain rises sharply from the river valleys, notably at Sekiu Mtn and Stolzenburg Mtn, which frame the deep contours of Blue Canyon. To the west, the boundary of Olympic National Park marks a shift toward protected wilderness, while a dense network of tributaries including Browns Cr, Haehule Cr, and the S Fork Sekiu River carve the surrounding ridges. The primary corridor through this Clallam County territory is Hoko Ozette Rd, providing the essential link between these isolated forest settlements and the broader Olympic Peninsula.