Just a wee bit south of the Arch Cape Tunnel, look for a hard to see road
sign declaring Falcon Cove Road. It's perhaps one of the most hidden spots
on Oregon’s entire coast, with very few knowing of its existence.
Be cautious and polite when parking here, however, as it's someone's quiet
neighborhood.
It's nicknamed "Magic Rocks Beach" because the first chunk
of this beach is covered in smooth, rounded cobblestones. When the tide
is high enough to hit them, they make a strange rattling noise as the
water recedes.
This section is difficult to walk on, and even open-toed footwear is
not recommended, as it's easy to injure a toe on these somewhat slippery
stones.
Depending on tide conditions, there’s usually a decent amount of
a sandy stretch at the tide line, allowing you to walk north towards the
cliffs and mysterious cove areas bordering Arch Cape.
The southern part of the beach...well...you'll simply have to click on
the next link. |
