Want To See A Gray Whale?

Thursday, January 1, 2026 at 9:55 AM

Gray whales are migrating south from summer feeding grounds off the coast of Alaska down to the lagoons of Mexico.

If you want to see a whale — from a distance — YOU MAY WANT TO HEAD TO SEABROOK OR WESTPORT. Gray whales are migrating south from summer feeding grounds off the coast of Alaska down to the lagoons of Mexico.

As they swim past THE Washington COAST, it’s possible to see their breathing spouts and even some acrobatic feeding behaviors.

Whale watchers will also be able to see other coastal animals, BINOCULARS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Visitors are encouraged to dress for winter weather and follow beach safety guidelines.

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