Visited during stormy weather and saw the most breath taking waves. Sea Foam all over the beach - and just amazing beauty -good drive - restrooms for family use - but just beauty.

Hole-in-the-Wall is a natural sea arch carved by the dynamic waves of the Pacific Ocean and the wind. Check the tides and choose a time when there's low tide, the lower the better. We were there at -1 tide. Rialto Beach starts right at the parking lot. Climb over the beach logs and hike/walk along the beach heading north. It's... More

Be ready to enjoy nature and dead trees all over the beach! since you are already in the Forks' area. It is well worth to stop in this site and enjoy the ocean-forest-and mountains!

I've traveled to many of nature's beautiful places but Rialto Beach is my favorite. The roar of the ocean is peaceful it makes you forget all the noises of the city and civilization that I get sick of. During low tide the tide pools are home to many little inhabitants. Also about ~ 1 1/2 miles down the beach is... More

I instantly became a big fan of Rialto Beach. Its not your average beach, the massive trees and small pebbles make this a one of a kind. Great beach to hike along for miles/days. If you have the time (I didn't) it would be worth camping on and checking the whole stretch out.

Rialto (and Ruby) beach is gorgeous, even if the whether is a bit grey. Although, it can get a bit chilly in the rain, so rain gear would definitely be a good idea. Rialto beach is really photogenic with a sort of eery feeling, especially in the rain. I would definitely return.

Rialto Beach is one of the most accessible beaches along the west side of Olympic National Park. It is also one of the most popular beaches on the Olympic Peninsula. Rialto Beach boosts some of the most awesome views of the Pacific Coast. It's a bit of a rocky beach with tons of logs that have been washed onto the... More

Spent a good part of the morning there. So pretty! Loved all the drift wood along the beach. The clifs are pretty as well.

I grew up at the South Jersey shore, and I played on beaches my entire life. However, if you are not from the Pacific Northwest, you have to spend some time on this beach. The rock formations and small islands that pop out of the sea from nowhere are breathtaking. Seeing evergreens (Shore Pines?) going all the way down to... More