The location is within sight of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The first version of this bridge became known as Galloping Gertie since it vibrated whenever the wind blew. During the first wind storm of the winter after the bridge was completed, the bridge fell down. The remains of the old bridge are now on the floor of the Narrows and have been designated a National Monument. Reputedly, the world's largest octopus lives amongst the remains.
It is recommended that you post a picture of yourself and the bridge with your log.
Whether you approach from the north or the south, this one is a bit of a hike.