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The Forest Service has a superior easement on the road.There are only five spots along the road where two vehicles can pass each other. Visitor traffic along the road is seven to ten times that of local traffic.
The parking lot accommodates 65 vehicles and is usually full on summer and holiday weekends. When available, parking is $15 per vehicle.
The beach is open 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. No camping or fires are permitted. There are four picnic tables available. Swimming can be hazardous due to the cold water, rocks, and strong currents.The weather from June to August can be foggy and cold. No overnight camping.
The 1 mile (1.6 km) long beach is known for purple patches of sand that are occasionally visible, especially after rain. The purple color is caused by Manganese garnet that is eroded down from nearby hillsides.
The Pfeiffer family built the first home in Sycamore Canyon near the coast in the winter of 1869. Micheal and Barbara Laquet Pfeiffer were on their way to the south coast of Big Sur when they were forced to stop for the season in Sycamore Canyon. 

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Operational Hours:
Open daily. 

Reservations:
None 

Area Amenities:
Picnic tables, Toilets, Parking

Fees:
$15.00 day use fee or you can purchase and display the Parks Management Company (PMC) Annual Pass $50.00. More info at: www.campone.com The Parks Management Company manages Pfeiffer Beach Day Use Area for the Forest Service. The Golden Age Pass, Access Pass or the Interagency Senior, Access or Annual Pass cannot be used for day use. 

Open Season:
January - December

Usage:
Medium-Heavy

Best Season:
Spring, Summer, Fall

Busiest Season:
Summer

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There is no take out point downstream.
Lake Abanakee provides flatwater paddling and is accessed from a hand launch site on the Chain Lakes Road South just past the Town of Indian Lake Beach.
Indian River provides a white-water paddling experience and can be accessed from the Rafters Parking Lot. The 3.5 mile section of river joins with the Hudson River which continues another 14 miles through the Hudson Gorge. Only experienced whitewater paddlers should undertake this trip. Others can hire a guide or take a guided raft or kayak trip down the rivers available through one of the many outfitting companies.
Paddling is allowed on Fishing Brook and County Line Flow. Launch onto Fishing Brook at the Pickwickett Pond Road Hand Launch and paddle 0.9 mile downstream to County Line Flow. Canoes and kayaks may be launched for retrieved at the hand launch on County Line Flow. Traveling upstream on Fishing Brook is not advisable in low water.
NOTE: Fishing Brook and County Line Flow are on Township 20 Easement Lands. The lands are privately owned with limited public access rights. The public is permitted to access the banks of Fishing Brook but not the shoreline of County Line Flow. Please respect private property. Do not trespass on private lands or camps.

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Resident Sport Fishing
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Nonresident Sport Fishing
$166.89
Available for any non-resident 16 years of age or older.

Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License - Disabled Veteran
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	$9.98 from License Agents
Available for any resident or nonresident honorably discharged disabled veteran with a 50 percent or greater service-connected disability. After you prequalify for your first Disabled Veteran Reduced Fee Sport Fishing License, you can purchase disabled veteran licenses anywhere licenses are sold.

Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License – Recovering Service Member
$9.53 at CDFW Offices
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Available for any recovering service member of the US military. After you prequalify for your Recovering Service Member Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License, you can purchase recovering service member licenses anywhere licenses are sold.

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ATTENTION! The eligibility requirements for low income seniors to obtain a reduced-fee sport fishing license have changed. Effective January 1, 2022, reduced-fee sport fishing licenses will be available for low-income California residents, 65 years of age and older, who receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Cash Assistance Program for Aged, Blind, and Disabled Legal Immigrants (CAPI). The Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License for Low Income Seniors is only available at CDFW License Sales Offices.

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