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Make a visit to see the great Lady Washington, a replica of the original which sailed the seas in the late 1700s. The Lady Washington offer sailing and dockside tours, which make their way up and down the coast from Washington to California.
Set sail on the Lady Washington or the Hawaiian Chieftain for a real experience on a replica tall ship, or just explore the seaport that was once home to a thriving fishing community. This seaport aims to preserve the maritime heritage of Aberdeen and the greater Grays Harbor area.
75 acres and 6000 feet of mud flats are home to a rich and diverse ecology of wildlife such as invertebrates and birds. The park is an important stop in migratory patterns and is a great place for bird watching.
Another great bird-watching area, this refuge is home to a migratory stop for shorebirds making the 15,000-mile flight from Argentina to the Arctic Circle. The refuge is also home to a number of species that live in the surrounding mudflats and estuaries.