Watch monstrous logs crashing onto the beach. During high winds, sea foam can be knee deep here. A good place to feed the gulls and watch fishing boats go in and out of Port. There is beach access on both sides of Coquille Point via new stairways. Sit and relax on the benches provided.
Tide pool exploring is the best here.
In the spring, mother seals and pups lay out on the rocks below when the tide is right. There is a paved interpretive walkway with large signs providing information on the area's vegetation, birds and sea life. To report possibly sick or injured wildlife, call Free Flight Marine Mammal Rehab Center. Face Rock Wayside - Half mile south of 11th St. on Beach Loop Drive. Face Rock is a popular place to sit and watch a sunset or have a picnic lunch.