The walk down the trail is easy however to get on the beach you need to traverse driftwood logs... read more
We are from Central California, so our beaches are white sand and warm... this was far different... read more
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The walk down the trail is easy however to get on the beach you need to traverse driftwood logs. With care it is doable. I have 2 bad knees and I was okay. The Beach and scenery are spectacular and should not be missed
We are from Central California, so our beaches are white sand and warm... this was far different, but a beauty all its own. We visited in summer, so we were still playing in the sand at nearly 9:00 pm! A little windy and chilly, but...More
This beach was on our list of places to go during our trip to WA. This beach is spectacular - the scenes are breathtaking. We got some amazing shots. There in cooler weather, hear that the sand is actually a ruby color in the summer...More
You've seen this beach featured in magazines and calendars. We stumbled on it by chance! There is a fairly steep descent to the beach, followed by a tricky climb over the huge logs that line the shoreline. Have good gripping shoes, and helping hands! I'm...More
Fantastic beach. Kids clamoring over the trees up on the beach and time with the tide pools made for a great trip down the 101. Be ready to climb over slippery trees to get to the beach. And early in the spring the stream you...More
What an amazing place! a nice hike down from the nice parking lot right off hwy 101 gets you to another world of bleached logs and polished rocks. There are cairns from all the travelers that have passed through here balanced on and old washed...More
It was around noon when we drove 27 miles south from Forks on 101 to Ruby Beach to see its iconic sea stacks. Dave stayed in the car resting his sore knee while I headed down the steep path towards the sea. It was a...More
One of the most beautiful, untouched spots I’ve ever been. Driftwood structures, misty coastline, tide pools, wildlife, endless horizon. Really worth the drive to where the forest meets the ocean!
Parking is a little limited, not good for large RV's. A short walk down to the beach on an easy trail. Bring a picnic and sit on the drift wood that is everywhere, forced down streams during spring rains. Not far off rt 101. Best...More
We spent an entire day exploring this beautiful beach. You do need to get there early to get a parking spot. We spent the entire day crafting and building “our summer home” out of driftwood. It says Schwartzkopf across the front. If it is still...More
