Welcome
Nestled in the Quinault
Rainforest, near Humptulips, Washington, Quinault
National Fish Hatchery offers an opportunity to learn about salmon
and to enjoy the natural wonders of the Olympic Peninsula. The Quinault
National Fish Hatchery is a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service facility located
on the Quinault Indian
Reservation which is approximately forty-five miles northwest of Aberdeen,
Washington (Driving
Directions). This hatchery is one of the few fish hatcheries in the
pacific northwest rearing four species
of fish; Coho salmon, Fall Chinook salmon, Chum salmon, and Winter-run
Steelhead .We
invite you to visit us for FREE family fun! The hatchery offers an enjoyable
experience for people of all ages. Learn about the life history of salmon and
discover the intricacies of a fish production facility that rears over
3 million fish! Feel
free to visit the hatchery seven days a week. The hatchery visitor
center offers salmon history video, Quinault
Indian cultural information, and educational exhibits. Guided tours
are available when volunteers are present. Call the hatchery anytime 360-288-2508 for current and future activities.
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