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On a day-trip north from Seabrook along 101, we spent a lovely hour or so strolling the gorgeous Ruby Beach. There were a fair number of people on the beach, but not so many as to make social distancing difficult. When we set off walking south, we encountered few people. Along the way, we found a few small tide pools and marveled at the hundreds of anemones and other invertebrates. Further south, there are several small sea caves that make for interesting photo opps. Although the beach near the mouth of the river was pretty clean, we imagine that further south or north there are opportunities to do some productive beach combing and agate/seaglass hunting.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Short walk down from parking lot to a beach with lots of wonderful things to see like rock outcroppings, incredible waves rolling in set after set, etc.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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This place beats Canon Beach and Face Rock in Oregon. With it's driftwood and pebble Beach, it's definitely more mysterious and stands out as one of the best on the West Coast. Need to watch your step on the pebble beach because we saw someone being treated by the park ranger for a foot injury. Our hiking sticks helped us keep balance. Parking is difficult to get on a weekend. There are vault toilets at the parking lot. I don't think there is running water. …
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Birdie at the ranger station told us that many scenes from Twilight were filmed at Ruby Beach, and I can see why. The many rock formations erupting from the beach and the water would be perfect for the creepy atmosphere needed in that film. The fact that the smoke and fog covered much of the landscape just added to the ethereal feeling. …
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Date of experience: September 2020
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