Pudding Creek Beach is next to an old wooden train trestle that now is a multi-use recreational trail bridge in MacKerricher State Park. Pudding Creek …
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Sep 17, 2024
We took a walk along the beach in the morning which was a very short walk from our motel. Easy to access and very quiet it was nice, tranquil walk to start the day. The beach was clean and tidy and s…Full review by DanZiggy87
Jul 30, 2022
There is parking here, and a slog through deep sand to reach the beach. This is one of the very few access points where you don't have to be a goat or teenage to reach the beach. Sand reminds me of…Full review by bfgavin
Jul 16, 2022
North of town, on left side. Parking on left. Walk under trestle bridge (cool) to beach area or continue walking north up hill and then down onto beach. Or walk across trestle bridge (cool) to park/c…Full review by sacking
How do you get down to beach from the Beachcomber Motel? Near the bridge?
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Hi visitor, There is a steep path down on the east side of trestle bridge, with a number of other trails down accessed from the main headland trail directly across the haul road from the …
Hi visitor, There is a steep path down on the east side of trestle bridge, with a number of other trails down accessed from the main headland trail directly across the haul road from the motel. The very first one is probably the easiest descent, but none of them require mountain-climbing skills. If you have problems with such trails, best to drive south on hwy 1, turn right to the end of the access road and park. From there, you can climb over or skirt the dunes, according to your pleasure, and enjoy the lovely little pocket beach.
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