A must-see scenic stop along Highway 101

Summary: Ruby Beach is an absolute must for those traveling along Highway 101, visiting the nearby Hoh Rain Forest, or Kalaloch Lodge. Since it is only a 0.25 mile nature trail to the coast, Ruby Beach is the ideal scenic stop for those wanting a quick, accessible Pacific Coast experience. Don't let its accessibility fool you. Ruby Beach is one of the gems of the Pacific Coastline. Abbey Island and other sea stacks decorate the coastline with the Olympic National Park forest as a backdrop. Although the large collections of massive driftwood logs along the shoreline are beautiful, you should take caution when climbing over them to access the beach.

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First viewpoint of Ruby Beach

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Incredible assortment of massive driftwood logs

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Walk up to stunning seastacks

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The iconic Abbey Island

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Colorful tidepools during lowtide

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Seastacks during low tide

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Absolutely breathtaking coastline

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