Also, there are picnic areas with tables and barbecue grills that are accessible to persons with disabilities. Things to do and see include Memorial Point, Hidden Beach and the Tunnel Creek Trailhead. Memorial Point is about one mile north of Sand Harbor and provides a paved pull-out scenic vista and rare free lakeside parking. A short trail leads down to a rocky shoreline. Hidden Beach is just two miles north of Sand Harbor and is popular for sunbathing and swimming.
Parking is limited.
Tunnel Creek Trailhead is two miles north of Sand Harbor on the east side of the road. This popular fire road provides hiking and mountain biking access to the north end of the Flume Tail and the backcountry. No parking is available. This area contains 13,000 forested acres of park land and several Alpine lakes. The blue waters of Spooner Lake adjoin aspen groves and mountain meadows dotted with wildflowers.