All Mile 100 Reports
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
On an extraordinarily low-tide day, there were more people (23) than usual on Mile 100, but all seemed well-behaved and to be enjoying themselves despite the cold wind.
JohnnyCN
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
John Noland reported that there was a Harbor Seal as well as a California Sea Lion near Face Rock Wayside on his Mile 100.
D Bilderback
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
On June 6, a large dead California Sea Lion just a short distance from the stairs at Face Rock dominated the beach; however, a dead baby sea lion was nearby.
JohnnyCN
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
High clouds burned off during our walk on this mile.
Doug C
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
On a day of sunshine at the end of spring break, there were 31 people on the beach--a comparatively high number for this area.
JohnnyCN
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
Very little activity on a warmish, sunny day--Only 3 humans and 2 dogs walking.
JohnnyCN
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
The hard wind and blowing sand seemed to have swept the beach clean of humans, birds, even high-tide detritus.
JohnnyCN
Mile 100
Johnson Creek, Bandon Beach
A cold northwest wind rendered Mile 100 somewhat unpleasant despite sunshine.
JohnnyCN