Beach Walkovers

[Just_In_Thyme]

Have they made anymore progress on the walkovers in Seagrove? It's been a while since we were there, but none of the public ones had been rebuilt. We had to go down to Seaside to get to the beach.

 

[Garner]

Grayton, Ed Walline, Dune Allen and Inlet Beach are all easily accessible. Also, Deer Lake State Park. (If you haven't been there, go - it's beautiful).
The walkover at Topsail State Park is also in good shape. If you go to Topsail, either get there a minute or 2 before the hour to ride the tram to the beach, or be prepared for a nice one mile walk.
Many other beach accesses, including Blue Mountain are also open, but these are probably the easiest.
Garner
8)

 

[Smiling JOe]

Grayton, Ed Walline, Dune Allen and Inlet Beach are all easily accessible. Also, Deer Lake State Park. (If you haven't been there, go - it's beautiful).
The walkover at Topsail State Park is also in good shape. If you go to Topsail, either get there a minute or 2 before the hour to ride the tram to the beach, or be prepared for a nice one mile walk.
Many other beach accesses, including Blue Mountain are also open, but these are probably the easiest.
Garner
8)

I believe the question was regarding Seagrove accesses. If I get a chance tomorrow, I will check them out for you.

 

[RiverOtter]

Grayton, Ed Walline, Dune Allen and Inlet Beach are all easily accessible. Also, Deer Lake State Park. (If you haven't been there, go - it's beautiful).
The walkover at Topsail State Park is also in good shape. If you go to Topsail, either get there a minute or 2 before the hour to ride the tram to the beach, or be prepared for a nice one mile walk.
Many other beach accesses, including Blue Mountain are also open, but these are probably the easiest.
Garner
8)

I believe the question was regarding Seagrove accesses. If I get a chance tomorrow, I will check them out for you.

Showoff! :wink:

 

[Kurt]

Grayton, Ed Walline, Dune Allen and Inlet Beach are all easily accessible. Also, Deer Lake State Park. (If you haven't been there, go - it's beautiful).
The walkover at Topsail State Park is also in good shape. If you go to Topsail, either get there a minute or 2 before the hour to ride the tram to the beach, or be prepared for a nice one mile walk.
Many other beach accesses, including Blue Mountain are also open, but these are probably the easiest.
Garner
8)

I believe the question was regarding Seagrove accesses. If I get a chance tomorrow, I will check them out for you.

That's very kind of you. I haven't been on that part of the beach myself. The access beside One Seagrove Place I saw yesterday and it's still a mess but useable.

Here's a shot:

More photos:
http://www.sowal.com/photos-041228.html

 

[Smiling JOe]

Seagrove Bch. -- Looks tempting I know, but you have to find the right access.

Seagrove Bch, San Juan Access - Closed

Seagrove Bch, South Andalusia Aceess - Open for business

Seagrove Bch, Bramble Grove Place Access -- Closed, but somewhat accessible if you dont mind a small jump down and a short climb up.

Seagove Bch, Access near S. Andalusia -- closed, off limits.

Seagrove Bch, Greenwood Access -- Off limits, (only the risk takers will attempt. Big drop off.)

My summary: Use the Access at South Andalusia. It appears to be the only safe access in Seagrove.

 

[Kurt]

Great work Joe - Thanks!

 

[Rita]

The Pelayo Beach Access is also in good shape.

 

[Waterman]

Great work Joe - Thanks!

Here is the latest in Seagrove!

 

[Kurt]

Where is that?