Ruby Beach

Ruby Beach is a remote beach in the United States found off the south coast of Washington's Olympic Peninsula inside Olympic National Park's Hoh area. The beach is covered in stunning red and grey stones, with some large ones placed along the shoreline. It is also popular among photographers due to the picturesque landscape and aquatic life that can be found at the beach. The views from the beach are spectacular and its beauty lies in its rugged rocks, wild waves, and beautiful washed up driftwood. There are several trails and walkways for hikers, so it’s possible to explore the beach's surroundings, including the Kalaloch Creek, which is a real treasure for bird watchers. For a unique experience, visitors can camp nearby and explore the beach at sunset.