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A fun, winding, lush 1/2 mile trail down to the beach. The beach is wide and very long and scenic to the north. The hike back up winds some, so it’s not straight up, and a modest effort if one needs to take their time. I’d be happy to do it again.
Jerry Rogers
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August 30, 2023
Exquisite area to explore. Two trails that lead through some very interesting terrain. Some rough trails due to exposed roots, but fun non-the-less. You feel so different entering either of the trails. One (1.5 miles) leads to Heceta Lighthouse, while the .5 mile trail goes to Hobbit Beach. It has a number of steps built through for those with some walking difficulties. The beach is wide, allowing the number of visitors to never feel crowded. The return trip can be a wee bit winding, but still just as fun going as coming. Area could make for a nice romantic walk/picnic/rest or just a place to recover one's Zen.
Karyn Grambusch
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July 06, 2023
1/2 mile trail down to the beach winding through beautiful coastal forest. Uneven ground with LOTS of roots, so watch your step. Nice beach to spend the day, but no vault toilets, though, as the parking lot is right on the hiway, so be careful!
Ed Lee
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May 30, 2023
A nice hike through a thick, magical looking Sitka Spruce Forest to Hobbit Beach.
The short trail starts across Highway 101 from the small parking area on the left
side of the road near mile marker 177.
You will notice the trail becomes very uneven with
a number of tree roots to
step over.
It is interesting to look at
the spooky looking curved
trees on the trail.
A tunnel of trees will lead
you to the beach on a sandy
trail that is lined with sea shells.
Hobbit Beach is secluded
and windy with blowing
sand.
A trail option at the road sign
will take you to Haceta Head
Lighthouse a few miles away.
A nice place to spend an
afternoon hiking through
a thick forest with curvy
trees to Hobbit Beach.
Sam “Sark” Sark
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July 06, 2023
Walk on down to the twisting trail to the low attendance beach. Very nice. Once down at the sand go all the way south, left. You will come to some cliffs with nice tidepools under them. Parking is pretty limited. Worth the walk. Please be nice to the Hobbits who live just off the trail.
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A fun, winding, lush 1/2 mile trail down to the beach. The beach is wide and very long and scenic to the north. The hike back up winds some, so it’s not straight up, and a modest effort if one needs to take their time. I’d be happy to do it again.
Exquisite area to explore. Two trails that lead through some very interesting terrain. Some rough trails due to exposed roots, but fun non-the-less. You feel so different entering either of the trails. One (1.5 miles) leads to Heceta Lighthouse, while the .5 mile trail goes to Hobbit Beach. It has a number of steps built through for those with some walking difficulties. The beach is wide, allowing the number of visitors to never feel crowded. The return trip can be a wee bit winding, but still just as fun going as coming. Area could make for a nice romantic walk/picnic/rest or just a place to recover one's Zen.
1/2 mile trail down to the beach winding through beautiful coastal forest. Uneven ground with LOTS of roots, so watch your step. Nice beach to spend the day, but no vault toilets, though, as the parking lot is right on the hiway, so be careful!
A nice hike through a thick, magical looking Sitka Spruce Forest to Hobbit Beach. The short trail starts across Highway 101 from the small parking area on the left side of the road near mile marker 177. You will notice the trail becomes very uneven with a number of tree roots to step over. It is interesting to look at the spooky looking curved trees on the trail. A tunnel of trees will lead you to the beach on a sandy trail that is lined with sea shells. Hobbit Beach is secluded and windy with blowing sand. A trail option at the road sign will take you to Haceta Head Lighthouse a few miles away. A nice place to spend an afternoon hiking through a thick forest with curvy trees to Hobbit Beach.
Walk on down to the twisting trail to the low attendance beach. Very nice. Once down at the sand go all the way south, left. You will come to some cliffs with nice tidepools under them. Parking is pretty limited. Worth the walk. Please be nice to the Hobbits who live just off the trail.