Glass Beach

@celticeagle (194484)

Boise, Idaho

July 1, 2026 6:18pm CST

Near McKerracher State Park is a beach where thousands of treasure seekers visit each year. It seems that from 1950 to 1967 the citizens of Fort Bragg, California dumped tons of garbage onto this nearby beach. The ocean transformed it over the years into thousands of smooth, colored glass pebbles. You are able to reach the beach by foot by a short climb down the cliffs. Picture is from pinterest.com

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@Ineeddentures (46960)

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2 Jul

So treasure seekers What are they hoping to find ?

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

Pretty glas I suppose.

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@snowy22315 (213599)

• United States

2 Jul

It would be fun to check that out

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

I thought so too.

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@wolfgirl569 (141231)

• Marion, Ohio

2 Jul

It does look pretty

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

I bet a experienced photographer could get some nice pictures.

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@BACONSTRIPSXXX (19099)

• West Haven, Connecticut

2 Jul

That's cool, id definitely visit

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

It'll be on my list if I ever make it back to Caly.

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@sol_cee (39157)

• Philippines

2 Jul

It's amazing how nature turned all that discarded glass into something beautiful

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

Yes, it is.

@JudyEv (389234)

• Rockingham, Australia

2 Jul

That would be an interesting place to visit.

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

Wouldn't it?

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@Fleura (36233)

• United Kingdom

2 Jul

I think it's funny how people like to look for what they call 'sea glass' - in other words, litter.

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@celticeagle (194484)

• Boise, Idaho

3 Jul

But pretty litter.

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