Tamanowas Rock Sanctuary is a protected area featuring Tamanowas Rock, a 150-foot-high geological formation with caves and crevices, considered sacred by the Coast Salish peoples. The trail gets steeper and narrower as you get closer to the rock. The sanctuary is privately owned by the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, so visitors are welcome but should be mindful of its cultural importance. It’s also a great spot for fungi enthusiasts to explore.