Mile 336 Report
Columbia Beach, Peter Iredale wreck, Fort Stevens SP
March 30, 2014
Mostly sunny day at the beach, last weekend of spring vacation so lots of families having a nice day at the beach.
Report Details
Mostly sunny day at the beach, last weekend of spring vacation so lots of families having a nice day at the beach. No issues observed with inappropriate activity, beach was clean, no changes over prior visits.
Conditions
Temperature: 55 F. Cloud Cover: Sunny. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: S.
Human Activities
Number of people: 74. Number of dogs: 8. Walking or running: 49. Playing in sand: 25. Other Activities: 2 papagliding. Normal beach activity; walking, playing in sand and surf
Vehicles
Cars/trucks parking: 27. RVs/Buses parking: 1. Cars/trucks on beach, allowed: 3.
Report Images
Judy Benson
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