Nice sandy beach to have a picnic and take a dip. A place you need to go. We went into the ocean at the end of September and the water was still warm. The waves were huge that day, we felt like kids.

ten thousand steps down and up. The stairs are maintained yearly, not decrepit. One year met another family there and chatted and became best friends. At the bottom are piles and piles of stone markers, and a pirate hidaway, and other stuff people have constructed over the years. Oh, and the ocean.

It is a must see if you happen to be on Block Island. I would skip visiting both lighthouses just to see this cliff. From where the ferry lands to the bluffs is quite a long and hilly walk so it is better to rent a bike or a moped to get there. We rented bikes and biked first to the North Lighthouse, then through the island to the Mohegan Bluffs and Southeast Lighthouse. But I would say that such an agenda is for those who like biking and are in rather good condition. Otherwise you should decide if you prefer to see South or North of the Island. Since Mohegan Bluffs are on the North that would be my choice. Once you get there you can trek down the stairs. It is easy walk down and a bit challenging up. The view is breathtaking and even if you decide not to go down the cliff, you can enjoy the visit.

Another bicycle trip over to the bluffs was well worth the trip.
It's a workout. Lots of steps to climb, very steep rocks to climb up and down w a rope to hold onto, can be tricky, you must be super careful, but once your down on the beach, awesome!!!
You look up and it's amazing. The water was lovely, the sand and the rocks. We were on honeymoon like setting, and it was picture perfect. Worth the climb!!!