Bottle Beach State Park offers more than a mile of pristine shoreline on the south shore of Grays Harbor. Known mostly for birding, this park was delightfully quiet when I visited on a gray January afternoon.
The first part of the park trail takes you through a marsh and over Redman Slough on your way to the beach itself.
Once past the slough, you’re on the beach. I walked most of the length of the beach and had it entirely to myself for most of an hour, except for the swarms of birds enjoying the shallow waters.
As I was leaving, I was greeted by two birders who asked if I had seen any eagles.
I had.
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