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Dramatic Pacific coast beach with a rugged shoreline.
This was a visit in the rain. What a majestic beach with it's stones and rocks and fallen timbers that wash up on shore. The waves are huge.. You have to carefully find you way... read more
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Of the beaches along route 101, we thought Ruby Beach was the most scenic as there were more rock formations.
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This was a visit in the rain. What a majestic beach with it's stones and rocks and fallen timbers that wash up on shore. The waves are huge.. You have to carefully find you way around and over all the huge timbers to properly see the ocean and the large Sea Stacks. Worth a visit.
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This was by far my favorite beach! The stacks are numerous and the beach is wide and goes on forever. There are endless photo ops in every direction! This beach has a sandier beach versus the heavily rock beaches of the others. Don't miss this beach!
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Ruby Beach has a huge amount of drift wood, crashing waves, and needles of stone reaching out of the waters, where migratory birds come to roost. The sunset was spectacular. Great photo ops and a nice hiking trail.
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I loved this beach! After visiting 4 of the beaches in the Olympic region, this was my favorite followed by Rialto. This would not be suitable for people not steady on their feet, due to all the driftwood you have to crawl over on the beach.
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Ruby Beach is beautiful! It's about 5 miles North of Kalaloch Lodge.
There is a trail down to the beach from the parking lot. There are tons of beached logs on the beach and if you want to get close to the water you'll have to climb over some of the logs. Wear comfortable shoes! The beach is not sandy,...
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Although we didn't walk down to the beach we easily viewed the people walking along the ocean beach and all the washed up logs.
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got there late afternoon after stopping on the clockwise tour of the oly peninsula. was a little pressed.. to get into Forks to reserve a motel ,so did not spend as much time as i would have liked. nature galore including seal barking form the many islets nearby. Photo Op galore!! cliffs islands beach, stone along the way are really...
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Beach is great, all rocks that have washed down the river. Also hundreds of tree trunks on the beach that have washed down the river.
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This place was amazing, it was our first time to see the pacific ocean in the northwest. My wife loved the rocky seashore and the trees along the bluffs. The parking area is a bit on the small side and gets pretty busy so you might want to plan on visiting early.
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