Came here on an arrival day for a visit. It was low tide at the time and the beach was super long. Did get to see a couple of Bald eagles on the beach hanging out. Great pictures and neat close ups o…Full review by John S
Jan 23, 2024
Bishop’s Beach is an easily accessed place to visit the seashore of Kachemak Bay in lower Cook Inlet that’s really popular with locals and visitors alike :). It’s a dog friendly spot (just be sure t…Full review by GC404
Oct 31, 2022
The beach is very serene, even though there were a lot of people walking around. Be prepared to get your feet/shoes wet if you want to walk any distance on the beach. Beautiful and relaxing area.Full review by luckyv
Is there a better time of year to visit to get the low tide pools?
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Every month there are high tide and minus (very low) tides. It's easy to get a tide book, or look on the NOAA tide tables on the internet to find out which days are minus tides days. …
Every month there are high tide and minus (very low) tides. It's easy to get a tide book, or look on the NOAA tide tables on the internet to find out which days are minus tides days. Those days will also have the very high tides, so always be watchful. June is usually the best weather month.
Hi everyone! My husband and I are looking to do some hiking in Kachemak at the end of June, specifically to Grewingk Glacier Lake. We understand we need to reach the Glacier Split trailhead by water to start our hike, but we were wondering if there were other more economical means of getting to the trailhead besides using the water taxi, which we have heard runs upward of $70/person round-trip. We also plan on getting picked up at Saddle trailhead the following day, since we hear Glacier Split is not a good idea for afternoon access. Any other suggestions would be welcome!
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Did you know you could fly a float plane into the Grewingk Glacier Lake with a Naturalist and he has stored kayaks there and kayak around the icebergs? Then hike out to meet a …
Did you know you could fly a float plane into the Grewingk Glacier Lake with a Naturalist and he has stored kayaks there and kayak around the icebergs? Then hike out to meet a water taxi back out. This is seasonal of course when the lake's ice has melted, but a phenominal experience.
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