
The beauty of the Makah Nation’s coastline and beach recreation areas attract many locals, as well as out-of-town visitors. While swimming in natural waters is never risk free, routine monitoring for indicator bacteria provides a surveillance system to identify potential health risks that may impact beach water quality. The Makah Tribe’s Beach Monitoring Program is committed to improving beach water quality and providing valuable, timely information to the public on the water quality at the Makah Nation’s beaches.
BEACH |
STATUS |
Testing Season/ schedule |
Hobuck Beach |
Open |
year-round/ weekly |
Sooes Beach |
Open |
year-round/ weekly |
Third Beach |
Open |
Nov - April/ weekly |
Front Street Beach |
Open |
year-round/ weekly |
Dakwas Park Beach |
Open |
year-round/ weekly |
Warmhouse Beach |
Open |
May - Sept/ weekly |

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