This is a popular spot on the beach where you can carefully head down and examine the rocks, watch the surf, look for cool driftwood, or just sit and stare into the blue. There's a sign in the parking area before you come down, that lets you know all of the things that you can and cannot do. At any rate, the main thing you should focus on is leaving no trace. The area is pristine and the views are amazing. While it may make some people feel important, please don't write your name or vandalize in any way, the natural wonders of this area. It's actually just lame to see the unimpressive names of Tourons or people desperate to be remembered written on ancient beauty. Come see it, but have some self-control....
   Read moreThis is our favorite stop on the southern Oregon coast. There is a bit of a climb to get down to the beach, which makes for a fun little challenge in the middle of a long drive. The sand near the rocks is very soft, adding to the workout. This isn't easy on knees and hips, but my husband and 6 year old enjoy climbing higher on the rocks at the end of our time on the beach. We love rock hunting here and always come away with a...
   Read moreIts hard to rate a location. Everywhere is beautiful along the coast. I only rated it a 4 because the walk to the beach is not for everyone. It is rocky. Multiple ways to get to the beach but not clearly marked. The beach was quiet for a Saturday. This beach has beautiful rocks. So many colors and sizes. Very unique. Only found one little agates but tide was...
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