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slug ▼ airtable_createdTime airtable_id area body country_slug latitude longitude name region time_zone website_url directions_to_tidepools address bathroom_info bathrooms header_credit header_image parking temp_reference managment open_to_public phone visitor_center cost hours directions_latitude directions_longitude docents dogs food_options rules_and_collecting groups accessibility_and_safety live_on_site natalie_visited pet_policy radius_km rules_and_collecting_url station_id tagline tidepool_height variance_ft wikipedia other_names picnic_options header_credit_url official_open docent_info webcam_url
carmet-beach 2020-08-31T04:40:10.000Z recafS4y83k3N9lwZ Bodega bay   us 38.3714635 -123.0760829 Carmet Beach us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   A steep trail from the parking lot leads down to the beach and tide pools. Walk down the steep path (at the south end of the parking lot) towards the water.     No     Carmet Beach is located between Jenner and Bodega Bay on Highway One. The site is just north of Carmet Drive and the parking lot across the street from 4790 Highway 1, Bodega Bay, CA 94923.   ["California State Park"]                     Carmet Beach is part of the Sonoma Coast State Park. All natural resources here are protected by Federal, State and Park laws. Disturbance or destruction of these resources is strictly forbidden.                                    
deer-creek 2020-08-31T04:30:17.000Z receyIlJkaz1ScELI LA Deer Creek consists of two rocky benches; the larger of the two to the east, the smaller bench to the west. You can reach the site by climbing down the path on the bluffs. In order to get to the larger bench, low tide needs to be below minus 0.8. Above minus 0.8, it's not uncommon for the occasional large wave to wash over the outer end of the rock, creating a safety hazard, or at the very least a drenching hazard. us 34.0607009 -118.9820831 Deer Creek us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   Look for two small bluffs on the ocean side of the Pacific Coast Highway about 1/4 mile south of Deer Creek Road. If you scramble down the west side of the west bluff, you will be at the correct location. Be sure to use caution near the road and going down the steep, rocky path to the beach. Malibu, CA The closest restrooms are next to the Neptune’s Net Restaurant, No     The Deer Creek site is located along the Pacific Coast Highway, .25 mile east of Deer Creek Road and 1.2 miles west of the Neptune’s Net Seafood Restaurant. There are pullouts for parking on the mountain side of the freeway. Be very careful parking on the side of highway.               34.0610117 -118.9817794           In order to get to the larger bench, low tide needs to be below minus 0.8. Above minus 0.8, it's not uncommon for the occasional large wave to wash over the outer end of the rock, creating a safety hazard, or at the very least a drenching hazard.               -0.8                
fiscalini-ranch 2020-09-02T01:09:42.000Z recvGJIlcGjvteV4p San Simeon   us 35.5484032 -121.1008331 Fiscalini Ranch us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   <p>Take the Bluff trail north for about half a mile. The entrance to get to the tidepools is hard to find and quite scrabbly to get to the beach level. You can also park at the other trailhead to the north:</p> Cambria, CA   No Natalie Downe [{"filename": "2020-09-01 19.21.40.jpg", "height": 2271, "id": "attOknot9g84icbyc", "size": 5029213, "thumbnails": {"full": {"height": 3000, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/y4cuuxnAa9lefTI_sxrbzg/WmloqmBKUTQQQ-p65OHKGslBPpPYQGiMEJGvG8Ne4VpZQT3LDDbokcx3XWchYiX-bNJ9rBbvmNy6ncSoKy2btQ/d5J50REtx_N3SdEE0ejWDX-fbK_Bbo5iAG9AeX1Ten8", "width": 3000}, "large": {"height": 512, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/Cev6hJW4Bwbh7C1zmooPrA/OFnYjEN9QbYAndBY2CWb9qYBUat_JY66xYAE1bIu1-2qTJwLQIJLLRb3rOJAsEp6sotXFGjMTjXviBDVuNzeqA/uEal7qTft3RFdW7395_yTGPHHEKnsl0OUgo4hliIQDY", "width": 883}, "small": {"height": 36, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/t85hORjrvjh1PBVGwdjaUg/StEO8rg7b2IjBNIEog2wNxgJ0hIHaiACz6QAC7OcYesd4M3rhipU5vTEIUqAs-8f-KOsb8YTx9t3F8aWSaDMcw/Jp-sR6kkF5dZUOq932HEBTNDLvcApRD9O5WSGK1HxPU", "width": 62}}, "type": "image/jpeg", "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/UhkRdi5KYMvCdJUfhCuM3w/MghnzN7CL2j4cgrGopwJO4OlGWcjicgPobXqVP0lClggXhPt26Xx7AYVjJtLJY-xaNzVUC11F-DqUl1YweOvT4zZAnG1JJ3F8SWBA2bhjmw/r-8GxZsYSy4oq7KhAsipcqfjgK2MdSLaQkE3sZwn940", "width": 3918}] <p>Park on Windsor Blvd</p>   ["Marine reserve"] Yes   No Free   35.547832 -121.097269 No Yes <p>Lots of great food options in nearby Cambria</p> This site forms part of the Monterey bay National Marine Reserve. Absolutely no collecting animals or organic objects of any sort.   <p>The bluff trail is wheelchair accessible but the tidepools are not. Careful on the way down to the beach level as it is quite precarious. Always watch your back with the tide and be careful where you step.</p> 1 1       9412110 Lots of great varied tidepools and all the biodiversity and richness of the central coast.       Otter cove   http://blog.natbat.net/      
frenchys-cove 2020-08-31T04:23:35.000Z rec9KANo9J4mnl6in Anacapa Island This site is a solid rocky bench located on the south side of West Anacapa Island, within the Channel Islands National Park. Human disturbances include trampling from light visitor use. Travel to and from Anacapa Island offers the opportunity for marine mammal sightings aboard the Island Packers boats. us 34.0064594 -119.4113714 Frenchy’s Cove us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   Frenchy’s Cove is located on West Anacapa Island. Boat transportation to this site from Ventura Harbor is provided through Island Packers. To make reservations call (805) 642-1393. The site is accessed by a five-minute hike from one side of the island to the other, past a site monitored by the Channel Islands National Park. Boat transportation to Frenchy’s Cove, Anacapa Island, is provided through Island Packers. From the beach, take the five-minute hike from the north side of the island through the gap to the south side. There is a trail located at Frenchy’s Cove. Head west across the sandy beach to the second rocky bench. West Anacapa Island, CA There are no restrooms at Frenchy’s Cove. Use restrooms on the boat before going ashore. No         ["National park"]     No     34.2441623 -119.2651822 No No There is no food available on the island, you’ll need to bring food with you. Collecting is not permitted in the National Park.No permit is required for monitoring, but it is important that groups do not disturb the National Park monitoring site.                                    
redondo-beach 2017-11-26T02:36:14.000Z recWYDFaFuyJIR9BC Half moon bay <p>Beautiful sandstone erosion creates gullies in the cliff face. The tidepool area is quite high and accessible even when the tide isn’t all that low. This makes it a great place for summer Tidepooling.</p> <p>Often one of the less popular beaches in half moon bay, it offers stunning cliff views and exciting wildlife in the tidepools.</p> us 37.4365721 -122.4447811 Redondo beach us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles https://www.californiabeaches.com/beach/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay/ <p>The smoothest way down to the tidepools is to walk along the scenic bluff trail to Poplar beach (or park there) and take the steps down. It’s a bit of a scrabble but it’s also possible to get closer access from the Redondo parking down one of the many steep ravines that the rain has carved out of the cliff. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a walking stick if you have one.</p> Redondo Beach Road, Half Moon Bay, <p>You might be able to find bathrooms nearby with Half Moon Bay being so close.</p> No Natalie Downe [{"filename": "2020-09-08 17.04.50.jpg", "height": 2268, "id": "attxoPAMVDM9pHsYH", "size": 5533607, "thumbnails": {"full": {"height": 3000, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/KReFoEg3XVetgqAEKMvHvQ/zLvJYqHVv7DVdbgfe6h8dRbo7M0yc5_83jIyWbkqufsXt_YEZcjkyYw8prfeU18csP0HNwMu1dB34sC7VLsOCQ/sa2U3PsL3yeWaeCgoAToVr_HCy2FIwfUKRbJJ9f1s4Y", "width": 3000}, "large": {"height": 512, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/ThbnizTZk_PTzbx4szM5yg/4bnMSHc6TOh2xtpR5MFVlHnINQhd8rZABzwCGlX85DVRM3CNABwAfoLCOs1lGSM4Ri_bU00NARP2xFA4APrIBg/2sKVJ6z4Lhb5NgtVqbFfd1rWuQFXlM2Ef3I7TKh-OSo", "width": 910}, "small": {"height": 36, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/zZk5ZvCKo44KqZPFxOKhSA/zzH1h54hh7sOxzKmoq3IBuEXwa3IWENOOOSI9-GZpQa0uv53teOlgU0DQgw1Eg61_FGqFYB2HVYNJchgCj1wSA/vjAxqeCGC64NOo8J12WFmQUnTGbXgPnSY7qd2xQ2COw", "width": 64}}, "type": "image/jpeg", "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/_KZm3fKpy0qP2Qf5RkQ_jQ/9NNSByLM2zzYzFpIXIjStq1kZ6pIV1pNT0MAha_cPeRfOmhtizG5exUsssR3EZo3h3c82T545yCPvQxKr3f7rZNKOp9OqIKIyFuHDwR0ve4/sl1VYE_I-FncSwU9ldgbqKygsnwAy-Rz_eNKtTyOsb0", "width": 4032}] <p>There is a larger paid parking spot at the Poplar State beach parking on Poplar st but if you are lucky you will be able to get a spot in the small, free, unpaved (and rather bumpy) parking at the end of Redondo Beach Road. Careful how you drive if your car has a low chassis. People park on the side of the road leading up to the carpark also.</p>   ["Coastside Land Trust"] Yes   No Free   37.4392236 -122.4430648 No Yes <p>Close to Cameron’s Inn but also only about a 10 min drive from lots of dining options in Half Moon Bay.</p> <p>Please be respectful of the reef, don’t pry any shellfish or creatures off their homes. You’ll need a Fishing license if you want to fish and bear in mind that depending on the time of year shellfish may be poisonous and you could get Paralytic Shellfish poisoning.</p> <p>Watch where you step and don’t step on living things if you can possibly avoid it.</p> <p>Buses and groups may want to park in the more official car park at the end of Poplar beach road, head down the steps and walk a mile along the beach.</p> <p>Depending on the route you take down to the beach it can be quite treacherous. Be careful especially if you are going down or back when it is dark. Always watch your step and never turn your back on the tide.</p> 1 1 Dogs must be on leash 0.5 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redondo_Beach,_California 9414131 Quiet Tidepooling spot with lots of little pools on a rocky ledge with some stretching out further 2.0 2 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redondo_Beach,_California Poplar beach, Half moon bay <p>Definitely take a picnic here! Sit on the cliff and soak up the incredible views or navigate down to the beach and eat there. No fires allowed.</p> http://blog.natbat.net/ 1    
san-simeon 2020-08-31T04:32:35.000Z recsMdvJYtGcDhzg1 San Simeon This is a gently undulating rocky area with some high and low areas. The amount of relief to the rocks is fairly minimal to low. As with any site with deep channels, watch the water level as the tide comes in so no one gets stranded! us 35.6041315 -121.1420191 San Simeon us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   There is a public access trail from the intersection of Vista del Mar and Balboa, walk across a vacant lot to the beach. Once on the sandy beach, walk south until you reach a sloping rock platform that rises above the sand.   There are no public restrooms at or near this site. No Natalie Downe [{"filename": "2020-09-01 17.32.01.jpg", "height": 1195, "id": "attZStboyr9Hcu7n6", "size": 2097003, "thumbnails": {"full": {"height": 3000, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/w4-5-dSTdjOQ0vP8RtPBBQ/RtBzRI9_ZaG4CysUYTMr69XqEujCDdJK0x-EWYnigFMruTbgLGS3a4WDBV5R9ZnfJ-rxL-JCrs5D2V7VK-z6tw/LiaE2SWfFxtnx-pc5SXrgBmrDkmOmr4YKLYkBu_-4OU", "width": 3000}, "large": {"height": 512, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/uwF1zmIFmiye7q3-ymNylg/lJmglq8kjxsSOEsxNSuxGEqxGrQLj4FnNddBHeRZ2d9VTJqMQuU3raDDxb6UZfngl3oyd9tlirPys5eesyykkQ/o_eyVdN6zG7zq4UXJ_DhWIsRptZdB9qxYVf01S7aXlg", "width": 1425}, "small": {"height": 36, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/Y2r8GN3hpAMOghk-1Aa6fA/dG_SVR0r0btsNgUoWQnI5lmtLl8I5FxQwjAxCOUOzrkBE_Uxqx6ug9RTBEP9zM6_sm0Mjl8fBH3MZMQJBfBJOw/szUKvjnq_bxM8IY_JNbhQlP5IYOI4Xaq07YkAoSsEqE", "width": 100}}, "type": "image/jpeg", "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/6MgzSfwgEYwABYjT9e7d-g/xg9YIR5AsKJkzEpSE4qLrw5IUFMcb4rg3dqgcTL7Npe6B5mlJ-Q1gKpWLQ2ydbSbYPQ3TxLf_wj5RxLAr1UEKS1MBXKCOO6k6CARNJ-VzU4/mPdWLyOsm40n_72LJNFdeYyVyeIwAle57tF1qyaJmqw", "width": 3325}] This site is about a quarter of a mile south of the town of San Simeon. From Highway 1 at the Sea Breeze Inn, turn onto on Vista del Mar, the southernmost road in town. Drive to the end of Vista del Mar and park where it meets Balboa.   ["California State Marine Conservation Area"]           35.6096026 -121.1435476       This San Simeon intertidal site is located within the Cambria State Marine Conservation Area. It is part of a network of marine protected areas recently established by the state of Calfornia. Recreational take of living resources is allowed with a valid fishing license; however, all commercial fishing is prohibited       1                     http://blog.natbat.net/      
san-simeon-south 2020-09-02T01:45:58.000Z recy7d9rAGVE0PunR San Simeon   us 35.6043411 -121.1420392 San Simeon south us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   1/2 mile walk from the parking to the tidepools     No     free parking     Yes     Free                     1       9412110                    
shark-fin-cove 2020-09-01T17:34:17.000Z recbzrTCPYnWVhpAd Santa Cruz <p>This is a really pretty beach with shallow pools on algae covered rock benches.</p> <p>The large Shark fin shaped rock used to be part of the mudstone cliff and got its shape from erosion by the wind and waves</p> <p>There are also a small cave on the south east of the beach to explore.</p> us 37.003824 -122.1855372 Shark Fin Cove us_pacific_coast America/Los_Angeles   <p>From the parking lot walk south (left if you face the ocean) down a wide path over railroad tracks to a rather scrambley steep poison-oak lined path that takes you to the beach. You’ll be able to see the shark fin rock from the path. There are three rocky outcrops on the left hand side that have some small tidepools and kelp. </p>     No Natalie Downe [{"filename": "2020-09-01 11.23.24.jpg", "height": 2508, "id": "attZW4523qQbUtDKy", "size": 7264655, "thumbnails": {"full": {"height": 3000, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/TcDaf6XDlQIEhpBjWd_ERQ/FtCj7WOkHFP_Sek_eHiQ--wGqOFVlL_aCD-W78UVbqYsvf9kHyV1R0U3UsYafpzX-Vpxwg7oEg_MzT0wDUnhaw/ekx-ZyEWTTxjqfy0du5xCtVu2LlS41-UzyYNJXCVZZ8", "width": 3000}, "large": {"height": 512, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/i3b2pFKdYOQUO-ugafbhSQ/6y9co7PVNJl3boT8jgEKE8llBp4HEUmg4dwmJVcs1_sGfXnomRJfnp0EgnQUKDfOQSH-uuQbhH-AissmQy3EgQ/AETIJK04MF6F55_rku2k37mQ3V_2sorNfmneja6zBo0", "width": 747}, "small": {"height": 36, "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/f2D29e1wz2wb2SA6ew1g6w/yw-_hfSL9c0lwYcslkZLKvyYvX_N8sq9l_x8Nsbffn0Q6gsnpstcxGEQbB2cX1z_ZoVKcgZsWNxfVVW-XygwnQ/MscbxvRDftFKCsbgBQS62RrHuLUej6S1KBn8fcIiXJU", "width": 53}}, "type": "image/jpeg", "url": "https://v5.airtableusercontent.com/v1/13/13/1672632000000/sjnVyHIAA-BUq7sv3WtDnQ/1XFHNfLtWZG3MxcUVo9kH27CO2kOz_rC9GVmzOD_CMCniOjtpujGW1w5AtbfgGC5wuIrgoCB-tFWbZNZTiJ2l5EuqhXg9q_h--ZM_NyKGf8/HrEyVnlulh-aW71vmlqBxNHHfhScIflrRDXS3LPGA9c", "width": 3660}] <p>Parking is available in a small dirt lot on the ocean side of highway 1</p>   ["California State Park"] Yes   No Free Sunrise to sunset 37.005745 -122.1856066 No No <p>There are some restaurants north in Davenport </p> This beach forms part of Coast Dairies State Park. No collecting unless you have permission from the state park Groups are allowed <p>The path to the beach is quite steep, if you have difficulty walking you will appreciate the use of a stick to get down. Be careful of the prolific poison oak that lines this trail. Once you are on the beach the rocky outcrops are flat but slippery.</p> <p>If you go exploring in the caves be careful of the tide because the sea stacks create dangerous currents and you could be swept away.</p> 1 1 <p<As a state park unfortunately there are no dogs allowed.</p>     9413450 Flat rock outcrops with small tide ‘puddles’ and lots of algae 1.5   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coast_Dairies_State_Park Shark Tooth Beach, Davenport Cove, Jah beach <p>There is a lovely sandy beach here, great for a picnic! No fires allowed.</p> http://blog.natbat.net/ 1    

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   [airtable_createdTime] TEXT,
   [airtable_id] TEXT,
   [area] TEXT,
   [body] TEXT,
   [country_slug] TEXT,
   [latitude] FLOAT,
   [longitude] FLOAT,
   [name] TEXT,
   [region] TEXT,
   [slug] TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
   [time_zone] TEXT,
   [website_url] TEXT,
   [directions_to_tidepools] TEXT,
   [address] TEXT,
   [bathroom_info] TEXT,
   [bathrooms] TEXT,
   [header_credit] TEXT,
   [header_image] TEXT,
   [parking] TEXT,
   [temp_reference] TEXT,
   [managment] TEXT,
   [open_to_public] TEXT,
   [phone] TEXT,
   [visitor_center] TEXT,
   [cost] TEXT,
   [hours] TEXT,
   [directions_latitude] FLOAT,
   [directions_longitude] FLOAT,
   [docents] TEXT,
   [dogs] TEXT,
   [food_options] TEXT,
   [rules_and_collecting] TEXT,
   [groups] TEXT,
   [accessibility_and_safety] TEXT,
   [live_on_site] INTEGER,
   [natalie_visited] INTEGER,
   [pet_policy] TEXT,
   [radius_km] FLOAT,
   [rules_and_collecting_url] TEXT,
   [station_id] INTEGER,
   [tagline] TEXT,
   [tidepool_height] FLOAT,
   [variance_ft] INTEGER,
   [wikipedia] TEXT,
   [other_names] TEXT,
   [picnic_options] TEXT,
   [header_credit_url] TEXT,
   [official_open] INTEGER,
   [docent_info] TEXT,
   [webcam_url] TEXT
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