Rialto beach
Located in the northwestern part of Washington state on the Pacific coast. Is part of the natural Olympique Park and is separated from the beach of La Push by the mouth of the river Quilit. Surrounded by dense forest and bizarre rock formations, a favorite habitat for sea birds.
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Beach description
the coastline is long enough, but not too wide, so at high tides the ocean touches the trees and eventually turns them into dead skeletons, at the same time causing horror and admiration. Complement the mystical picture whimsically eaten by ocean waves coastal rocks and giant driftwood, brought a coast.
The beach is covered with small pebbles, along the edges there are areas with quite large stones and boulders. There is a place specially reserved for tourists with tents, but you need to go from the parking about a kilometer and a half along the coast, waiting for the tide. "Savages", left to spend the night on the coast, will be able to enjoy a completely fantastic sunset and incredible beauty of the stars, and if you're lucky, and fun games seals, a colony of which live nearby.
Bonfires aren't allowed on the beach and the police keeps a wary eye on order. For left garbage and dog walking faces a huge fine, so the beach is clean, despite the complete lack of necessary infrastructure.
When is the best time to go?
To lay off on the beaches of the mainland, it is best to come in the summer, when a sufficiently warm temperature is settled for swimming. Places like Florida or the Hawaiian Islands are comfortable all year round.