Click the map to explore the South Shore of stunning Hood Canal

The Hood Canal is a natural glacier-carved saltwater fjord more than 60 miles long. It is known worldwide for its natural beauty and pristine waters. It is a recreation paradise with calm waters and never-ending inlets to explore. Experience a full menu of water recreation including sailing, boating, water skiing, boarding, scuba diving, fishing, crabbing, shrimping and combing the beaches for Hood Canal clams and oysters.

More than two millions acres of public park and forestlands begin at Hood Canal and visitors have easy access to some of the nations’ most pristine hiking trails, scenic views and natural wonders. All seasons are spectacular here.

The South Shore of stunning Hood Canal is known not only for its natural beauty, but also for its rich arts history and uniquely vibrant community. The South Shore is the site of our state’s first artist colony, and the town of Union has a long history of attracting poets, sculptors, musicians, painters and writers.Add to this the newly refurbished Hood Canal Marina, one of the most playable and interesting golf courses in the Pacific Northwest, the friendly dining available at the Robin Hood, a delightful collection of small shops and country stores, spa amenities at the Alderbrook Resort and Spa, and you’ll see why you don’t have to go far to find fun.