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Sue-meg State Park, Trinidad CA: Agate Beach

ROCKHOUNDING PROHIBITED / VIEW ONLY CONFIRMED

Where: California · North America · approx. 41.14, -124.15 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Rockhounding locality: the famous agate strand below Sue-meg (formerly Patrick's Point), the best-known agate beach in California

What turns up: eyes-only: surf-tumbled agates, jaspers, moonstone-like chalcedony in the gravel lenses

Access: Prohibited / view only.

Inside a California state park where collecting rocks, agates and sea glass is prohibited; State Parks has publicly reiterated the ban, so treat this as a look-and-photograph beach

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