James Island

View extending from the sea stacks and surf near the mouth of the Quillayute River across the Pacific Ocean to the western horizon. The sea stacks shown are located between James Island and Little James Island, near LaPush (about 15 miles west of Forks). The jetty visible at low tide creates part of the Quillayute River navigational channel. This webcam is co-sponsored by the Forks Chamber of Commerce and the Quileute Nation.

First Beach

This commanding view of First Beach faces east/southeast and usually displays the best quality images in the afternoon on sunny days (due to occasional glare from the sun in the morning hours). First Beach, a surfing and Twilight favorite, is easily accessible and open to all. This webcam is co-sponsored by the Forks Chamber of Commerce and the Quileute Nation.

Quillayute River

Located at the confluence of the Sol Duc and Bogachiel Rivers where they become the Quillayute River. The camera faces east. Courtesy of Quillayute River Resort.

Sol Duc River

This webcam is located near the “middlerun” of the world famous Sol Duc River between Whitcomb-Dimmel Road and the Goose Hole. When it is storming, check often to watch how fast the water rises. Courtesy of The Fern Gallery.

Lake Crescent

This glacier carved lake is 12 miles long and up to 600 feet deep. The water is cold and very clear. Camping and boating are popular around this lake. Hwy 101 hugs the south shore as you travel between Forks and Port Angeles. The camera is near Lyre River on the north shore of the lake looking southeast towards the East Beach Area.

Port Angeles Harbor

In this beautiful waterfront view, you can see both the Coho Ferry and Victoria Express Passenger ferry, as well as the US Coast Guard Station at Ediz Hook. The cam is sometimes pointed in different directions, such as toward the Olympic mountains, by its owners. Thanks to Port Angeles Inn and KING5.

Port Townsend Courthouse Cam

This live camera placed in the attic of the Jefferson County courthouse scans through several scenic views of Port Townsend. Thanks to Jefferson County.

City of Port Townsend TowerCam

Live interactive feed from the top of the radio tower at the Fire Station on Lawrence Street. Thanks City of Port Townsend!

Hood Canal Bridge

It's the longest floating bridge over saltwater. It is 1.5 miles long and faces regular tidal swings of more than 16.5 feet. The depth below the bridge is more than 350 feet which is nearly three times as deep as the Tacoma Narrows. You can see which way the tide is moving in and out of this 63 mile long glacier carved fjord. The direction of the flow is toward the side with the smoother water. Another Washington DOT camera.

New Dungeness Lighthouse

The New Dungeness Light Station is one of the oldest lighthouses in the Northwest with several of the buildings intact. It is located at the tip of the nearly 5 mile long Dungeness Spit in Sequim. The Lighthouse has been in continuous operation, providing navigational aid since its completion in 1857.

Victoria, BC Inner Harbor

This live web cam showing Victoria's world-famous Inner Harbor area from our friends at the Royal British Columbia Museum.

Dale Ireland's LIVE CAM

Looking across the Hood Canal towards the Olympics. Nice time-lapsed replay of the day - fun to watch the weather roll through.