Where the mouth of Eagle Creek meets the head of Emerald Bay you will find a beach as beautiful as any you could imagine. Surrounded by peaks rising sharply almost 3,000 feet from the lake. This beautiful beach is only accessible only by a hike or a boat. The hike is about 1 mile on what is basically a road and there is about 450 feet of elevation change. The beach would be an excellent place to swim but on a typical summer day there are a lot of boats anchored on the beach. Unlike other beaches on the lake, the water gets deep quick here. The south side of Eagle Creek does have a large shallow area that’s good for kids and there's plenty of sand at the beach.[1]
Where the mouth of Eagle Creek meets the head of Emerald Bay you will find a beach as beautiful as any you could imagine. Surrounded by peaks rising sharply almost 3,000 feet from the lake. This beautiful beach is only accessible only by a hike or a boat. The hike is about 1 mile on what is basically a road and there is about 450 feet of elevation change. The beach would be an excellent place to swim but on a typical summer day there are a lot of boats anchored on the beach. Unlike other beaches on the lake, the water gets deep quick here. The south side of Eagle Creek does have a large shallow area that’s good for kids and there's plenty of sand at the beach.[1]
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