Mile 226 Report
Otter Crest, State Wayside
December 7, 2024
I observed no human activity or signs of disturbance to the natural environment.
Report Details
I observed no human activity or signs of disturbance to the natural environment. I also saw no litter, and I conclude that this mile is a well-maintained, beautiful, peaceful, and calming place for anyone to enjoy.
Conditions
Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 2.5 feet.
Activities
Sitting: 5.
Other Activities: There was barely any human activity. No human activity a very small and reserved area.
Concerns
Notable Wildlife
I observed a blue heron, several gulls, and numerous unidentified seabirds, thier nests being inaccessible for identification. Sea lions were also present, surfacing periodically.
Wrackline Content
The route traverses a significant cliff face, resulting in intermittent rockfall.
Natural Changes
Seaweed and drift wood were spotted in the shore and kelp was washed up shore from the tide as well.
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Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
Mile 226 continues to see very little human activity due to the difficulty of access because of tall basalt cliffs rising directly out of the ocean with few small pocket beaches.
George Meyer
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
No human activity was noted on or near the shoreline (This is primarily a function of difficulty of access).
George Meyer
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
No marine life was observed, which is unusual for this mile.
George Meyer
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
People who seemed very respectful to the environment no natural disturbances or changes within the area.
Payton Abele
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
It was a cool, breezy, and cloudy day.
George Meyer
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
I observed no human activity or signs of disturbance to the natural environment.
Payton Abele
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
On a partly cloudy, breezy afternoon, there were no changes, natural or otherwise, noted along or near the shoreline of mile 226.
George Meyer
Mile 226
Otter Crest, State Wayside
There were no people observed on or near the shoreline due primarily to its inaccessibility.
George Meyer



