From here the trail narrows and winds its way to the coast. There is a small beach where the trail reaches the shoreline that is often very rocky due to strong surf. The main trail then winds north along high coastal bluffs to Settler's Rock. This trail and the maze of trails leading off from it provide wonderful walking and bird watching with views of farms, ponds, and the coast. This is an environmentally sensitive area.
Limited parking is available.
It is an excellent site for picnics and swimming in the summer and for wildlife observation off-season. A long, sandy beach off Corn Neck Road on Rhode Island Sound, this is a popular location for walking, sunbathing, and swimming, with a view of the ocean and Old Harbor. The beach has a large parking area, bike racks, a pavilion, and lifeguards. It is managed by the town of New Shoreham. The dockmaster's office is located here and the dock is close to the center of town, restaurants, shops, hotels, and the ferry to Point Judith.