Report Details

Warm, calm day on the beach. A lot of sand has accumulated on the shore, very little bedrock exposed.

Conditions

Temperature: 70 F. Cloud Cover: Partly Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 3.5 feet.

Activities

Types of Activities: Sitting, Walking/Running, Tidepooling.

Number of people: 20. Number of dogs: 3.

Beached Birds

Total dead birds: 1. Seagull, no leg bands

Wrackline Content

Animal casings or molts. Lots of mussels

Natural Changes

No major changes, just continuing erosion of the banks/cliffs

Report Images

Area of continuing land slide. No major movement noted.
Looking north from south end of mile
Bird carcass (likely seagull)
Stream normally falling here is nearly dry due to weather.
Mussels in wrack line.
Area of exposed bedrock. Otherwise, most of the shore is covered in sand.
Looking north from the cliffs.
Looking south from the cliffs
Looking east from cliffs
Beachgoer activity
Black Turban Snails (as per Seek app)

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All Mile 246 Reports

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Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

July 23, 2026

Warm, calm day on the beach.

David

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

May 31, 2026

The mile was very clean, quite windy, and not well occupied today.

Gianna Simon

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

April 14, 2026

No big changes or occurrences noted.

David

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

April 13, 2026

Quiet, few people on the beach.

Lisa Bizon-Carroll

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

January 13, 2026

Clear, quiet day on the beach.

Dave

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

November 28, 2025

The tide was somewhat high and there were a large concentration of small rocks that people were sorting through.

Gianna S

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

November 15, 2025

A busy Saturday on the beach with a lot of people and dogs mostly walking.

David Carroll

Mile 246

Cliffs north of Roads End Beach

September 2, 2025

High sand load on shore - many rocks that are usually visible are buried.

David Carroll