Ruby Beach: The Most Beautiful Beach in Washington? Amazing Rock Formations!

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[@DavesEpicPhoneShots]

Nice to see Ruby beach! It is indeed a great PNW destination. Stunning scenery and fun rock skipping too!😃👍

[@NickandRachel]

It was awesome! We had a really good time skipping rocks for sure 😁 Loved all the beautiful rock formations on that beach 🙂

[@ShowMeAnAdventure]

So beautiful. Just the power of those waves.. breathtaking!! ❤

[@NickandRachel]

It's just so beautiful there 😊 can't get back soon enough!

[@lingdatang669]

beautiful with nice waves

[@NickandRachel]

It was awesome! I'm glad we got to see the beach like this we thought it was beautiful ❤️

[@NicoleHikesalot]

Absolutely gorgeous ❤ I love ruby. All the driftwood is amazing and what people tried to do with it. Yes Rialto is awesome too. Beautiful narrative.

[@NickandRachel]

All of the beaches we had the opportunity to visit were beautiful ❤️ Appreciate you watching!

[@SantosChronicles]

Not messing with Nick on his rock skipping skills. Those driftwoods are no joke. The beaches there are so pretty and you had it all to yourself.

[@NickandRachel]

Skipping rocks on that beach with a lot of fun! Love the beautiful rock stacks!

[@marlyn8864]

Beautiful beach ❤

[@NickandRachel]

Gorgeous 🙂

[@danielsmith-ze3wy]

Awesome beach

[@NickandRachel]

Really cool beach So glad we stopped doing to check it out! Love the beautiful rock stacks

[@graydogtreks]

Enjoy your storytelling and narration.

[@NickandRachel]

Thank you glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you watching as always 😃

[@RavenNl403]

Looks intriguing. Thanks for sharing. 💕

[@NickandRachel]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@nationalparksprincess3216]

Ruby Beach is definitely one to not be missed. I strolled in the water for hours, while my hubby skipped rocks for hours! 😊

[@NickandRachel]

We had a really good time skipping rocks! Would love to get out there early next time and see the tide pools 😁

[@nationalparksprincess3216]

@NickandRachel a really good place for tide pools is Second Beach. If you get out that again 😀

[@NickandRachel]

We drove right past it but didn't check it out didn't have the time. It's on the list for next time for sure 😁

[@AndyandRachel]

Dang, so much driftwood here. Ohhh skipping rocks is always fun... and now I have the urge to practice :) I'm actually a good skipper if I do admit it myself. Really Ruby Beach is absolutely stunning. What a great share. Glad we found your channel. It's good to connect.

[@NickandRachel]

It was awesome knocking that one off the bucket list! Definitely a must visit National Park 🌲 The beaches are gorgeous ❤️
We could use some practice skipping rocks 😅
Thanks for watching and commenting We appreciate it!

[@waterfallmadman]

Beautiful place. I think Rachel needs a little more practice skipping rocks. Ha ha. You’ll have to go back. 😁

[@NickandRachel]

She definitely does 🤣 I think that's a good excuse to get on a plane and travel across the country 🤣

[@ExpeditionaryJonny]

What a lovely spot. It kinda reminds me of my time in Monterey, CA. We used to bring a thermos of soup and take in the views on cool days. Thanks for brining us along for the trip!

[@NickandRachel]

It was awesome! Glad we checked it out 😁 That sounds like an awesome time! We're just so used to the beaches down south completely different feel 🤣

[@LaoSoftware]

Wasington state beaches are different. We have majestic mountains in the background. Lush green forests near the shore. At the famous Olympic National Park, home of Sasquatch, you can camp on the beach in private. In the spring and summer, the parking lots are always full. You won't find any parking. People like to overnight camp on the beach. They want to see the stars at night while laying on the beach.

[@NickandRachel]

@@LaoSoftware that would be awesome to camp on one of those beaches!

[@RileyRoams]

I loved your video! We went to Washington state for the first time last year (it was one of the first places we filmed YT videos for) and LOVED it. Unfortunately we weren’t able to make it to Ruby Beach (we went to Second Beach which is pretty close by I think) but we loved that area of Washington, so foggy and mesmerizing.
-Candice, Andrew, and Riley 🐾

[@NickandRachel]

Yes I second beach is really closest just right down the road!
This was our first trip to Washington also! We had an amazing time there absolutely loved filming this beautiful landscape 😁
We just dropped The last video in our Olympic National Park series tonight. Cape Flattery the furthest northwest point you can be in the Continental United States! Absolutely gorgeous ❤️
Appreciate you watching and commenting ☺️

[@danielsmith-ze3wy]

Get your camera out . but it was a good one anytime you both get a smile it's a good one

[@NickandRachel]

Yeah we had a great time skipping rocks 🤣

[@johmhill7312]

Gotta hit Ruby Beach at low tide, especially a negative (minus) low tide, can walk out what seems like forever, on smooth, hard packed sand. Also, a negative low tide provides some nice tide pools to see.

[@NickandRachel]

We definitely wanted to see it during low tide so we could see all the sea life. just didn't work out that trip that we were able to get over that way in the morning. Hopefully next time we can do some Tide pooling while in the park 😁

[@johmhill7312]

@@NickandRachel If by chance you don't already know---you want to try and arrive 1-2 hours before the low tide time, tide will still be going out, allow ample time for tidepooling before time starts coming back in. Generally speaking, 1-2 hours before low tide time to approx 1/2 hour to hour after, is prime tidepooling. In my experience, nearby Kalaloch Beach #4 has at least a little better tide pools than Ruby. Again, negative tides expose the most tide pools.

[@NickandRachel]

Appreciate the info! Not sure when we'll be back because we're from Georgia. Hopefully soon though!

[@johmhill7312]

@@NickandRachel Quite welcome! We get quite a few Georgian's and Floridians out here!

[@NickandRachel]

@@johmhill7312 Beautiful state you got!