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- Second Beach Trail - U. S. National Park Service
Unique features: Ocean views, sea stacks, opportunities to view bald eagles and seals Bird life is common on sea stacks Whale migration occurs in March April and October Group Size Restrictions: Groups are limited to no more than 12 people
- Second Beach, Washington - 2,557 Reviews, Map | AllTrails
Second Beach is considered an easy route with an elevation gain of 291 ft, taking approximately 1–1 5 hr to complete Easy trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain
- Second Beach Washington: Guide to ONPs Best Beach
Most campers will set up near where the trail ends on the beach, but walking the beach towards the south allows you to pick a spot with more privacy We passed incredible camping spots when we walked to the beach’s south end
- Second Beach Trail (2025) - All You Need to Know BEFORE . . . - Tripadvisor
Second Beach is in La Push and not Port Angeles The trail to Second Beach starts at the Quileute Indian Reservation, and spans 1 mile (1 6 km) before reaching the coast
- Backpacking to Second Beach: Everything You Need to Know | Alexys Abroad
Learn everything you need to know to backpack and camp on Second Beach! You'll find out how to camp on the beach, what to pack, how to build a beach campfire, and more!
- Second Beach | Olympic Hiking Co.
Summary: Second Beach is often considered to be the best beach in Olympic National Park and for good reason A short 0 7 mile hike through the forest leads you to one of the most scenic displays the Pacific Coast has to offer
- Pacific Beaches - Second Beach | Visit Olympic National Park
The parking lot and trailhead for imaginatively named Second Beach are on Quillayute land, but the trail quickly enters the national forest The 3 4 mile trail passes through pretty coastal forest with wild old trees before descending to the Pacific Ocean
- Second Beach Near Olympic National Park: A Coastal Paradise
With its relatively easy access trail, diverse wildlife, and opportunities for activities like tide pooling and camping, Second Beach has become a popular spot for both day-trippers and overnight adventurers seeking to experience the raw beauty of the Pacific Northwest coastline
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