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The northwest coast
offers some of the best fishing, bird watching, coastal hiking,
beachcombing, kite flying, whale watching, nature viewing, surfing,
kayaking and scuba diving in
The beach gets its
name from the distinctive half-bowl crescent shape. A beautiful
one-half mile of this sandy beach is part of the park.
Sand dollars,
shells, agates, and driftwood are plentiful.
A perfect place to
take in the majestic panoramic view of
There is more than
enough room to build sand castles, write in the sand, fly a kite,
beach comb, or just lounge. Don your wet-suit and grab your
surfboard - catch a wave - winter or summer. Bring your
kayak and launch from the calm, gently sloping sandy beach.
Many children seem
fascinated with seaweed brought in on some tides. The bullwhip kelp
with its long tail, bulbous and fringed end, is amazing.
Occasionally the narrow end will still be attached to a piece of the
reef. This makes for a great "natural" toy.
By far the most
popular activity is simply strolling from one end of the beach to
the other. Early morning is the best time to catch a view of the
wildlife such as bald eagles, seagulls, sandpipers, otters, and
deer.
Every evening, God
paints his awesome sunset across the sky.
Relax and succumb to the symphonic surf!
