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Tahuya Waterfront	4 bedrooms, 3.75 baths, 2592 sq ft, built in 1973, priced at $795,000 Oysters,crabbing,clamming and fishing are all yours on your own 500' low bank saltwater frontage on Hood Canal. This property consists of two indiviual homes (with two lots total acreage 2.28 Ac +/-) with each home having 2 bedrooms plus a 4 car garage w/workshop. Six rental pads on the bulkhead.... more...
Hood Canal Waterfront	3 bedrooms, 3.0 baths, 3150 sq ft, built in 1965, priced at $895,950 Hood Canal South Shore home on 100+ waterfront with shellfish & salmon at your back door. Entertain on your extra large deck with gas BBQ hookup and covered swim spa. Double car attached garage with shop room. Large court yard, plus extra 2 car parking on water side of 1/3 acre and parking acros... more...
Hood Canal Waterfront	2 bedrooms, 1.0 baths, 582 sq ft, built in 1950, priced at $315,000 Owners have decided not to sell Please do not call... more...

Hood Canal stretches more than 70 miles through Washington’s pristine forestlands and is a bastion for outdoor recreation and nature viewing. The average width of Hood Canal is 1.5 miles with an average depth of 500 feet. Towns like Union, Potlatch, Hoodsport, Brinnon and Quilcene offer the traveler a wide assortment of accommodations, from RV parks to bed and breakfast cabins in secluded settings, to the fabulous Alderbrook Resort. Camping facilities are available in state parks and privately operated campgrounds.

Hood Canal is spanned by the Hood Canal Bridge, the third longest floating bridge in the world at 6,521 feet. According to the Washington State Department of transportation, the Hood Canal Bridge is the only floating bridge constructed on saltwater. The bridge also accommodates sixteen and a half foot tides.

Hood Canal’s attractions are plentiful: Sea kayaking is a popular sport off shore from the town of Union, where 80-degree summers help to warm the waters at the southern end of the canal. Sport fishing for cutthroat, spinrays, kokanees and rainbow trout is available at many of the lakes in the area.

Port Gamble, North America’s longest running company-operated mill town offers a unique glimpse into the area’s historic beginnings. Now a National Historic Landmark, the mill town has been restored to its 19th century décor. Hoodsport Winery, which has been in operation in Hoodsport since 1978, hosts seasonal events and highlights award-winning wines.

Alderbrook Resort offers fine dining and an 18-hole golf course with breathtaking views of the Olympic mountain range, along with upscale accommodations and shopping for the selective traveler.