Juan De Fuca Strait
The Juan de Fuca Strait runs along the southern edge of Vancouver Island, where the Pacific pushes inland with force. Currents collide, winds pick up without warning, and the water rarely sits still. This bar carries that same intensity.
48.3092° N · 124.0430° W
The Juan de Fuca Strait
Between Vancouver Island and the Olympic Peninsula
The Juan de Fuca Strait cuts between Vancouver Island and Washington's Olympic Peninsula, 96 miles of water where the Pacific forces its way inland. Tidal rips form off the headlands, westerly swells roll in unbroken, and the fog can close in before you see it coming.
It's one of the roughest stretches on the coast, and it doesn't pretend otherwise. Sailors and fishermen have respected this passage for generations. That kind of raw, unapologetic energy is what this bar is built on.
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