Tatoosh

Tatoosh is a small archipelago located off the southwestern coast of Washington State, near the entrance to the Columbia River. Comprising several rugged islands and rocks, it is part of the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary, known for its diverse marine life and natural beauty. Tatoosh Islands serve as important habitat for seabirds, seals, and other marine species, and are a popular destination for researchers and boaters. The area is protected to preserve its ecological significance, offering a glimpse into the rich coastal ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest.