You're not likely to stumble across Big Talbot Island State Park's Boneyard Beach by accident, but it's worth the effort.

Having already being collected and carried to the beach, a trench will now be dug and the trees put in place. The plan is that grass will later be sewn, and that sand will catch, forming new eco ...

with nearly a mile of dead trees to climb on. For the most part, the sand is just like any other Atlantic Coast beach in Florida. But there are spongy black rock-like formations at the waterline.