We Searched for Ancient Petroglyphs on Washington's Wild Coast

Deep in Washington's Olympic Peninsulas Olympic National Park, ancient petroglyphs are hidden along one of the most remote stretches of the Pacific coastline. We set out on a two-night backpacking adventure along the Ozette Triangle to find them. Armed with a treasure map and guided by friends who know the Ozette wilderness, our group heads into Olympic National Park to uncover a remarkable piece of Makah history. Our journey takes us along the Ozette Triangle, through dense coastal forests, across rugged beaches, and toward the ancient rock carvings at Wedding Rocks. But finding the petroglyphs is only part of the adventure. With the tides rising and our group separated along the coastline, getting everyone safely back becomes a challenge of its own. Join Adventure Family Of Three for a 4K outdoor adventure documentary exploring the beauty, history, and unexpected challenges of Washington's wild Olympic coast. *In this adventure:* Backpacking the Ozette Triangle in Olympic National Park Searching for ancient petroglyphs at Wedding Rocks Exploring the history of the Makah people Hiking the remote Washington coastline Navigating tides, wilderness, and unexpected obstacles If you enjoy hiking, backpacking, wildlife, hidden history, and real outdoor adventures in the Pacific Northwest, subscribe for more. #OlympicNationalPark #OlympicPeninsula #OzetteTriangle Olympic Petroglyph Hike Timeline 0:00 Intro 1:14 Ozette History 2:55 Drive to the Washington Coast 3:25 Meet Our Team 4:43 Starting the Ozette Triangle Loop Trail 5:29 Arriving at Sand Point 7:36 Hiking to the Wedding Rocks Petroglyph Site 9:24 We Found the Petroglyphs! 11:19 Rising Tide Threatens to Cut Off Our Route Back to Camp 12:04 Our Group Gets Separated by the Tide 12:20 Our Group Reunites 13:15 Everyone Makes It Safely Back to Camp 13:38 Drinking Water on the Ozette Trail 13:59 Final Thoughts 15:44 Bonus Footage