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How to get fromSeattle to Cape Flattery Lightby ferry, bus, unknown, or shuttle

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There are 4 ways to get from Seattle to Cape Flattery Light by ferry, bus, unknown, or shuttle

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  1. Ferry, bus, travel

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    1. Take the ferry from Seattle Clipper Terminal to Victoriaferry ferry
    2. Take the bus from Victoria to Port Renfrewbus bus Wct / ...
    3. Walk from Port Renfrew to Cape Flattery Lightunknown unknown
    6h 43m
  2. Bus, travel

    1. Take the bus from Virginia Mason to Port Angeles Gateway Transit Centerbus bus
    2. Take the bus from Port Angeles Gateway Transit Center to Forks Transit Centerbus bus 14
    3. Take the bus from Forks Transit Center to Neah Baybus bus 16
    4. Walk from Neah Bay to Cape Flattery Lightunknown unknown
    8h
  3. Shuttle to Anacortes, travel

    1. Take a shuttle bus from Seattle, WA - Convention Center to Anacortes Marinashuttle bus
    2. Walk from Blakely Island (BYW) to Cape Flattery Lightunknown unknown
    6h 4m
  4. Shuttle to Bellingham International Airport, travel

    1. Take a shuttle bus from Seattle, WA - Convention Center to Bellingham Airportshuttle bus
    2. Walk from Blakely Island (BYW) to Cape Flattery Lightunknown unknown
    6h 20m

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What companies run services between Seattle, WA, USA and Cape Flattery Light, WA, USA?

There is no direct connection from Seattle to Cape Flattery Light. However, you can take the ferry to Victoria, walk to Victoria, take the bus to Port Renfrew, then travel to Cape Flattery Light. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Virginia Mason to Cape Flattery Light via Port Angeles Gateway Transit Center, Forks Transit Center, and Neah Bay in around 8h.

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