| Surfline | La Push (633 words) |
 | Aside from one public access featuring the sandbars of La Push, the stretch of coast from Ruby Beach to Neah Bay is generally no-man's-land to all but the Hoh, Quileute, Ozette and Makah tribes. |
| Located within Olympic National Park, La Push, the 800-year-old reservation of the Quileute tribe, is home to some decent but fickle beachbreak. |
| Above La Push, apart from the craggy rock pile of Tatoosh Island, the Olympic Peninsula's Cape Flattery is the northwesternmost point of land in the contiguous United States. |
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