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"The Cemetery"

Yes, it's a cemetery, but don't be discouraged. This is your last body-drag stop for awhile, so I recommend landing here. It's a perfect pebble beach cove to end up on, and it won't take much effort to end up there if you launched and body-dragged anywhere west of there. This is the longest walk back of the body-drag beaches, but one of the most reliable places to end up on, so make sure you pack the flip-flops. Walk back on the south side of the road or park a car. Please do not walk on the railroad tracks. Trains are frequent and fast here.

Don't Land here beach

This is the last beach before the cemetery beach. Don't land here -- it will be hard for you to try to land here anyway as it faces southeast. You're so close to the cemetery beach anyway, and the cemetery is so easy to land on... if you can self-rescue! So practice your self-rescue!!

East Beach 2 (Point)

I don't know what they call this little point, but it's a pebbly beach you just might run into if you try hard. If you don't land here you're most likely going to the cemetery. If you do land here, be very careful walking back. It's not an easy walk back alongside the railroad tracks, which we discourage!! Bring flip-flops. Not easily accessible to the road. If you can, skip it and go to the cemetery.

East Beach 1

One of the first stops on your body-drag heading east from the East Point Launch. It is unlikely you will end up here unless you try really hard to paddle, kick and drag without your kite inflated pulling you. In fact, if you're kite is in the water face-down and straight downwind of you, it will be next to impossible to make this first beach. It faces southeast, so if you're dragging east, it won't be a natural stop. Even though it's closest to the boat launch, skip it and drag on.