2014 Map of La Push

About this map

La Push stands at the confluence of the Quillayute River and the Pacific Ocean, serving as a central point where the land meets a complex archipelago of sea stacks and rocky outcrops. The map details a coastline defined by significant geological features, including the Quillayute Needles and the towering James Island guarding the entrance to the Quileute Marina. This 2014 survey documents the wilderness interface between the Olympic National Park and the coastal settlement, with the Pacific NW National Scenic Trail threading along the bluffs. Further north, the Chilean Memorial Monument at Cape Johnson serves as a reminder of the maritime history and hazards along this stretch of the Olympic Peninsula. The intricate shoreline transition from Rialto Beach to First Beach illustrates the specialized coastal geography of Clallam County, where landmarks like Hole-in-the-Wall and Cake Rock break the Pacific horizon.