FORKS — Ten cabins at Kalaloch will be removed beginning Monday because of coastal erosion. The cabins, which have been closed to public use since Jan. 1, are within about five yards of the bluff edge ...

Of all the national parks in Washington state, only one touches on the shores of the Pacific Ocean—Olympic National Park. And while there are several properties to stay at within the park’s boundaries ...

SEATTLE – Some of the beloved coastal cabins near Kalaloch Lodge in Olympic National Park will be demolished next week because of an eroding bluff, the National Park Service announced. Ten rental ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Olympic National Park has hired a Port Angeles contractor to remove 10 cabins surrounding Kalaloch Lodge because beach erosion has ...

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Mother Nature is encroaching on the cabins at Kalaloch Lodge, clawing away at the bluff and sending large chunks of sediment onto the beach below. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Seattle, ...

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Caution tape and a few feet of lawn stand between a crumbling bluff and cabins slated for removal in Olympic National Park's Kalaloch area on March 11, 2024. Construction crews started removing seven ...

Coastal erosion continues to plague California beaches and iconic walkways, and the latest victim of the Pacific Ocean is a set of beachside vacation rentals within a West Coast national park. The ...

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Olympic National Park has hired a Port Angeles contractor to tear down 10 cabins surrounding Kalaloch Lodge on the Pacific coast because beach erosion has made them unsafe, the park announced this ...