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The Duncan’s Landing Overlook atop the bluffs at Duncan’s Landing is at the apex of a quarter-mile loop trail with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. Duncan’s Cove beach is tucked beneath the cliffs directly south of the landing. To reach the beach in Duncan’s Cove, you can lock your bike and hike down a very steep dirt trail from the parking area high on the bluffs. Famous for being one of the deadliest beaches along the Sonoma Coast, Duncan’s Landing has earned the name Death Rock. Its cold waters and large and unpredictable surf is responsible for many ocean deaths, and waves occasionally surge high up to the parking area.

The old highway is now a loop for parking and social trails lead closer to the cliff, overlooking the beach cove at the foot below. The trail continues on the other side of the new highway, past some, usually closed, gates into the easement-protected preserve ranch.

This beach is beautiful, with plenty of beachcombing, tide pools accessible at low tide and plenty of black sand. It is a perfect spot to watch the sunset and enjoy the views of the fantastic rock formations and the Pacific Ocean. The sound of the waves hitting the large rocks is very relaxing, making this spot a great place to take a break and spend quality time taking in the scenery.

To see the hole in the Arch the best perspective is this cliff above the South end of the beach cove, though a good telezoom lense is helpful to cover the mile or more distance.

The small cove with only a tiny sandy beach at high tide is dominated by three imposing rocks standing partially in the ocean, partially on the beach

Dramatic clifftop overlook, no beach access

Short access road to the overlook on the cliffs above the wide beach, restrooms, water

Best view from the South to see the big arch in the rock about half a mile north out in the water