Plages et côtes aux États-Unis
Beaches and Coastal Spots
This collection spans the diverse coastlines of the United States, featuring the Pacific, Atlantic, and Great Lakes shores. It highlights unique geological features like the volcanic black sands of Hawaii’s Punalu'u Beach and the sea stacks of Washington's Olympic National Park. The selection includes historic maritime structures such as the 19th-century Heceta Head Light and the Civil War-era Fort Sumter. Urban recreation spots like Chicago’s lakefront beaches are paired with the rugged, driftwood-strewn landscapes of the Pacific Northwest and California’s iconic piers.
Ocean Beach
Originally known as Mussel Beach, this sandy beach is now a popular swimming and surfing spot.
Ohio Street Beach
Fashionable beach and a place to be seen. Its generally shallow water makes for a safe place to train open water swimming.
Hapuna Beach
Hāpuna Beach State Recreation Area is a large park and sandy beach on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Ruby Beach
Located within Olympic National Park, this rugged coastline is characterized by massive sea stacks, tide pools, and abundant driftwood. The beach is named for the garnet fragments that occasionally give the sand a reddish hue.
Heceta Head Light
Heceta Head Light is a lighthouse on the Oregon Coast 13 miles north of Florence, and 13 miles south of Yachats in the United States.
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