If you’re thinking of heading to the ocean beaches for a wild and rowdy Fourth of July, you might want to think again. Folks on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula — law enforcement personnel included — ...

This article appears in print in the October 2018 issue, as part of the Scenic Fall Road Trips cover story. Click here to subscribe. When Seattle’s meteoric rise—with its flock of construction cranes ...

Fishing: Ilwaco is the fishing capital of the region, with dozens of charters. Information: (800) 451-2542. Oysters: You can harvest your own oysters at Nahcotta Tidelands. Many seafood shops and ...

A road trip to the Long Beach Peninsula takes you through forests and wetlands to Washington’s southwest-most tip, with a long history of working fleets and family seaside vacations. The narrow, ...

A dorsal fin appeared to surface on the ocean side of the Long Beach Peninsula, around 62nd Place, on Tuesday morning. Shark advisories remained in effect on the ocean side of the peninsula through ...

Someday, a siren will scream out across Long Beach. People will huddle together on a man-made mini-mountain as a massive wave carries away everything they own. The specter of a calamitous seismic ...

In Autumn, longer shadows and a slight chill in the air cast a captivating sleepy-town vibe over the beach towns of Long Beach Peninsula. The buzz of the summer tourists is gone and life slows to an ...

On The Road is “Think Out Loud’s” radio road trip series: conversations with wanderers, tourists and residents along Oregon and Washington’s back roads and highways. It's been more than a year of ...

Go here if: you love a dose of history with your beach. Along with the tiny historic settlement of Oysterville, the peninsula is home to the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. The Lewis and Clark ...

A 40-foot sailboat ran that aground on the shores of the Long Beach Peninsula on Thursday afternoon, after its two passengers lost control of the ship, is slated to be demolished this week, officials ...