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Gold Beach beaches
The beach immediately west of the town of Gold Beach is known as Agate Beach. It stretches from the south jetty of the Rogue River, down to Cape Sebastian. Towards the center is a landmark rock outcropping known as Kissing Rock which itself is located along Hunter Creek.
To the north of the Rogue, and outside the city limits of Gold Beach is Bailey Beach. This beach is listed on some maps,
Both beaches offer a chance for locals for a leisure stroll to enjoy the marine life. Look for seals as they poke their head above the water to see the shore activity. Surfing and wind surfing are common during the summer near the south jetty. All beaches are pet friendly. The town of Gold Beach does have a leash law, but that is not enforced in the state lands between the high and low mater marks.
Licensed vehicles are allowed on both beaches (but unlicensed motor vehicles are forbidden), yet few take advantage of the opportunity. During minus low tides, clamming (license required) is common on Bailey Beach.
