Cape Alava, located in Washington State, is the westernmost point of the contiguous United States.

Cape Alava is part of the Olympic National Park in Washington and lies along the rugged coastline of the Pacific Ocean. It holds the distinction of being the westernmost point of the contiguous U.S., offering dramatic views and rich biodiversity. Unlike locations like Cape Cod (on the Atlantic) or San Francisco (which isn't the westernmost in California), Cape Alava's remote and pristine nature makes it unique.