Homer trailhead. City-owned, zoned recreational, next to fishing hole. Bathrooms, parking, and campground nearby with tent sites, water, picnic tables, fire pits in campsites, trash cans, and RV parking. Scenic views, fishing, and wildlife viewing.
Vessel Access:
power boats at high tide only
Access Difficulty:
need medium tide for access, gradual shallow beach
Hazards:
Watch for wind blowing from the east (from up the bay).
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Hal Shepherd
September 4, 2015: During the Wooden Boat Festival, several kayaks and variations on wooden paddle boats started at The Rock and paddled to various locations (Depending on individual preferences) including Green Timbers, Mud Bay or out to a large group of Sea Otters outside of Mud-Bay. Weather was perfect and the Bay was calm making for a great trip!
Dave Brann
On June 20, 2014, the launch site area was crowded with campers and fishermen vehicles. Time your launch to avoid day use parkers if possible.
Dave Brann
On June 20, 2014, the launch site area was crowded with campers and fishermen vehicles. Time your launch to avoid day use parkers if possible.
Dave Brann
Launch site is taking shape, large boulder as a trailhead marker, a kayak rack with a water trail sign. Ribbon cutting to happen June 6, 2014
Robert
Easy paddle in light wind.
daveb
This was a great site for the Wooden Boat Festival and the Native Gathering.
daveb
This was a great site for the Wooden Boat Festival and the Native Gathering.
Dave Brann
This site is also the site of the 2013 Wooden Boat Festival Sept. 5,6,7,8th.