Good access is available via McIntyre Road, although as the road is gravel nearer the lake, it's condition may vary depending on the season. The material appears to be well mixed with very little if any stratigraphy present. As one goes west from McIntyre Rd. Beach materials are generally well rounded, although larger more recent boulders and cobbles have been deposited in some areas.
Cobble size becomes finer toward the west.
Gullying, as well as slump failures, are prevalent along the face of the bluff. Two of the larger slumps present appear to be a few years old and likely groundwater induced. At the western end of drumlin the bluff face has a milder slope, is vegetated and lowers in elevation. Trees are growing out of the beach in this area indicating a recent recession of the shoreline. These trees could be used as markers in future photographs of the site.