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At the head of Allen Bay is Allen Slough. I poled in to this bare spot and threw out my bear can containing all of my food. The Ranger said it keeps critters from going aboard while I'm gone.
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One of the highlights was stopping and looking up. Huge twisted spruce and cedars, probably still there because the ocean winds had reduced their value as lumber.
Here is one of the bridges across a rivulet. This is probably the best one. Others were a single log or completely broken down. Some of the drops were 10-12 feet, but you couldn't see that because of the brush. The Ranger that I spoke with said the last time she was on this trail was to medevac a hiker with a broken leg resulting from a bridge collapsing. Fun.
I searched around and found this camping area. The abandoned trail head is between the two trees to the left of the fire ring. Little did I know that this was as obvious as the trail got.
At the head of Allen Bay is Allen Slough. I poled in to this bare spot and threw out my bear can containing all of my food. The Ranger said it keeps critters from going aboard while I'm gone.
At the mouth of Swan Bay is Garden Island and beyond is my destination of Allen Bay.
Nice and calm.
Morning brought fog off of the ocean, only two miles away.
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At the head of Allen Bay is Allen Slough. I poled in to this bare spot and threw out my bear can containing all of my food. The Ranger said it keeps critters from going aboard while I'm gone.

At the head of Allen Bay is Allen Slough. I poled in to this bare spot and threw out my bear can containing all of my food. The Ranger said it keeps critters from going aboard while I'm gone.
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This is the launch by the Ozette Ranger Station. I had heard that it was shallow and didn't have a dock, but that has changed.
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