Trip
Sea Kayak - Lake Ozette
Pleasant (unless it is windy) lake paddle for trash pickers
- Fri, Sep 18, 2015
- Kitsap Sea Kayaking Committee
- Sea Kayaking
- Adults
- Sea Kayak II/III
- Moderate
- Mileage: 8.0 nm
- 8 (11 capacity)
- Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 7:49 PM
- Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 5:00 PM
- Cancellation & Refund Policy
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I expect this sea kayak trip to have this difficulty and these conditions. View the sea kayak difficulties definitions on the Activity Types page.
- Difficulty: SKII
- Wind:<10 knots
- Waves:< 1 foot
- Route:
- Distance: 8 nm
- Pace:
This paddle is primarily for folks participating in the International Coast Cleanup on 9-19.
We'll paddle from the boat ramp at the campground to Ericson's Bay where we will have dinner before we paddle back to the campground.
Bring a headlamp, dry suit, and dinner.
1430 Lake Ozette Campground (Ozette Ranger Station)
Directions to the ranger station and to the Lake Ozette campground from Port Angeles: Take hwy 101 to Sappho. (Don't blink. Sappho is just west of mile post 206 and bear creek and the Hungry Bear Cafe.) At Sappho turn right onto hwy 113. Hwy 113 will merge into Hwy 112. Take Hwy 112 through Clallam Bay and past Sekiu. About 2.5 miles beyond Sekiu turn left on Hoko Ozette Road. Continue on Hoko Ozette Road to the ranger station at the end of the road. It will take about 2 hrs to get from Port Angeles to the ranger station. (Don’t be tempted to take a right on hwy 112 just out of Port Angeles – it is the sort-of-scenic-but-definitely-slow route.)
If you are using a GPS or Google Maps (or a similar mapping service), you can aim at 21261 Hoko-Ozette Road, Clallam Bay, Washington.
Lake Ozette
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Custom Correct Ozette Beach Loop
Green Trails Ozette No. 130S
Green Trails Olympic Coast Beaches No. 99S - See full route/place details.
Required Equipment
These seven essentials plus The Ten Essentials are required on all sea kayaking trips. All but the whistle and clothing should be provided with any kayak rental.
- Floatation in both ends of the kayak
- U.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
- Paddle
- Spray skirt
- Bilge pump with floatation
- Self-rescue paddle float
- Waterproof whistle
- Appropriate clothing for the conditions encountered seasonally