The Quileute Tribe is an Indigenous group located on the northwest coast of the United States, primarily in the state of Washington. They are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional practices such as fishing, whaling, and crafting. The tribe's reservation is situated near the town of La Push, which is famous for its scenic beaches and natural beauty. Historically, the Quileute people relied on the abundant resources of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding forests. Their language, Quileute, is part of the Salishan language family, although it is now considered endangered. The tribe actively works to preserve its culture and language through various educational programs and community initiatives.