How low does the tide go at Second Beach, La Push in daylight in 2027?

The lowest picked day of 2027 at Second Beach, La Push is Monday, July 5, 2027, with a predicted low of -3.1 ft at 8:14 AM.

Second Beach, La Push

Clallam County, Washington

The next daylight low tide at Second Beach, La Push is predicted for Saturday, November 21, 2026 at 4:02 PM, reaching 0.6 ft at NOAA's La Push, Quillayute River station.

Tide predictions: NOAA CO-OPS, station 3.4 km (2.1 mi) away.

Picked days in the next 30 days

Local time

Sat 21 Nov

Low at 4:02 PM 0.6 ft

Low

Be there 3:02 PM to 4:35 PMEnds at sunset

Sunrise 7:34 AM Sunset 4:35 PM
Fri 4 Dec

Low at 3:38 PM 1.0 ft

Low

Be there 2:38 PM to 4:27 PMEnds at sunset

Sunrise 7:51 AM Sunset 4:27 PM

A low counts at 0.0 ft or lower; very low is -1.0 ft or lower.

Month by month

Later months are in the 2027 calendar for this beach.

Every picked day of 2027 is in the calendar for Second Beach, La Push

Best months here

Second Beach, La Push has 131 picked days in 2027, and 46 of them are very low.

The most fall in March, April, and May.

That makes it a spring and summer place: most of its daylight lows come from April to August.

April to August Very low day Low day 2027 predictions

Picked days per month in 2027
Month	Picked days	Very low
January	3	0
February	9	1
March	21	0
April	20	4
May	19	11
June	18	12
July	18	12
August	14	5
September	6	1
October	1	0
November	1	0
December	1	0

Where the times come from

Times and heights are NOAA's predictions for its La Push, Quillayute River station (9442396), 3.4 km (2.1 mi) from the beach.

The station sits at a river mouth.

Because the station is not on the open shore, the times and heights on the beach itself can differ from the station's.

NOAA predicts this station from its own long record.

At this beach a day counts as low at 1.0 ft or lower, the height its managers give. Very low still means -1.0 ft or lower. Where that height comes from: NPS Olympic National Park (aim for tides lower than 1 foot)

NOAA's predictions for this station

What this page cannot tell you

These are predictions of the astronomical tide. Wind, swell and air pressure move the real water level, and a big swell can cover a low that looks good here.

This page says nothing about what you may find in the pools, whether you may enter or collect, or how to look after yourself on the rocks. National Park Service, Olympic National Park manages this shore.

Example month page of a beach calendar: La Jolla Cove in January 2027, each picked day with its low-tide time, height and daylight window, and room for notes — The year page, then a page for each month with room for notes. This picture is an example layout with sample numbers.

The 2027 calendar for Second Beach, La Push

Every picked day of 2027 at this beach, as a PDF to print and pin up and a calendar file for Apple, Google or Outlook.

Get the calendar for Second Beach, La Push

The tide numbers are NOAA's and free to everyone, including the next 30 days on this page. What you pay for is the picking and the layout.

Questions about Second Beach, La Push

When is the next daylight low tide at Second Beach, La Push?: The next daylight low tide at Second Beach, La Push is predicted for Saturday, November 21, 2026 at 4:02 PM, reaching 0.6 ft at NOAA's La Push, Quillayute River station.
When is the best time of year for tide pooling at Second Beach, La Push?: Second Beach, La Push has 131 picked days in 2027, and 46 of them are very low. The most fall in March, April, and May. That makes it a spring and summer place: most of its daylight lows come from April to August.
How low does the tide go at Second Beach, La Push in daylight in 2027?: The lowest picked day of 2027 at Second Beach, La Push is Monday, July 5, 2027, with a predicted low of -3.1 ft at 8:14 AM.
Which tide station are these times from?: Times and heights are NOAA's predictions for its La Push, Quillayute River station (9442396), 3.4 km (2.1 mi) from the beach. The station sits at a river mouth.

Check the rules before you go

National Park Service, Olympic National Park manages this shore. Its page has the rules on entry, collecting and closures; this site does not cover them.