Dungeness Spit & Sequim, WA

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About Dungeness Spit

Dungeness Spit & Sequim is a Washington destination for the exposed coastal spit, Sequim rain-shadow parks, wildlife areas, cycling routes, and community events.

Make the Most of a Dungeness Spit & Sequim Day

Check tide, wind, fog, and total walking distance before going far onto the spit. Inland Sequim trails may be more comfortable when marine exposure rises.

Weather Tips for Dungeness Spit & Sequim

• Check rain timing, wind, visibility, temperature, and local access before choosing the day’s route.
• If thunder is possible, finish exposed viewpoints, ridges, golf, or event grounds early and keep substantial shelter close.
• After steady rain, favor paved or well-drained surfaces until natural trails recover.
• Summer smoke, winter access, shoulder-season closures, and shorter fall daylight can matter even during an otherwise mild forecast.

Nearby Towns and Areas

This page can also be useful when planning outdoor time near:

• Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge
• Sequim Bay
• Railroad Bridge Park
• Olympic Discovery Trail
• Port Williams
• Jamestown S’Klallam area
• Port Angeles

Plan Around the Conditions

Use the forecast to choose the best version of a Dungeness Spit & Sequim day. Match wind, precipitation, smoke, water conditions, trail surfaces, road access, temperature, and daylight to the activity that gives your group the safest and most comfortable plan.

7-Day Forecast for Dungeness Spit & Sequim

Weather by Season

Winter

Winter at Dungeness Spit & Sequim is cool and wet west of the Cascades, with occasional lowland snow or ice. Shaded roads, bridges, docks, and trails can remain slick after other surfaces clear.

Spring

Spring around Dungeness Spit & Sequim brings changing conditions, rising rivers, wet trails, and lingering mountain snow. Give muddy natural surfaces time to drain and avoid widening trails. Mountain and eastern thunderstorms become increasingly possible later in the season.

Summer

Summer at Dungeness Spit & Sequim is usually the driest and most dependable season, but wildfire smoke, fire restrictions, heat, and afternoon thunderstorms can interrupt plans. Start exposed routes early and carry enough water. Dry vegetation makes local fire rules especially important.

Fall

Fall at Dungeness Spit & Sequim brings cooler temperatures, shorter daylight, changing color, and the return of wetter weather west of the Cascades. Early snow or ice may reach upper roads before lower elevations. Check seasonal facility hours and allow extra time on busy event or salmon-viewing weekends.

Key Climate Data Points

• Annual average temperature: around 50–52°F, using the relevant local or regional elevation context.
• Annual snowfall: snow is usually limited near Sequim and sea level, while nearby Olympic elevations receive much more, with substantial year-to-year and elevation variation.
• Warmest months: July and August are normally warmest.
• Coolest months: December and January are typically coolest.
• Wettest season: November through January, though the rain shadow is relatively dry.
• Driest season: July and August.
• Best outdoor window: May through September for cycling, beach walks, and events.