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WALKING / SWIMMING TO HIDEAWAY
BEACH
It's a long walk Getting
to the Hideaway Beach from the only public access at Tigertail Beach -
This is how it 'could' be done
"the
hike to the beach can be done only
when the tide is right. County
officials eventually hope to build
a boardwalk linking Tigertail and
Hideaway"Wednesday, June 19,
2002 - By VICTOR A. HILL, Staff
Writer Naples Daily News
The walk to Hideaway Beach starts at
Tigertail Beach public parking and end at Hideaway Beach - Distance is
about 2 miles
Tigertail
Beach
Saturday - 25
October 2003 - 2:10 pm
High tide was 1pm
Photographs are
taken during the trail
walking towards
Hideaway Beach
Trail
starts on North side of Tigertail
Beach
Start walking
along the waters edge on the left.
State owns land up
to the High Water mark only
Little
Clam Pass is about 3 feet deep
and 30 feet wide
View
after the channel crossing
Sign
next to gazebo and as well as near
Hideaway Beach
Continuation
of trail next to mangroves
Water
depth - approximately 3 feet
Homes
near the water with cut mangroves
Sand
bags along waters edge
Anti-erosion
device by
Humiston & Moore Engineers -
Naples
All
beach sand and this device was
paid by public funds. Actually
Tourist Development funds.
Start
of the Hideaway Beach
Time 3:00pm -
Distance 1mile
This
is the START of the Hideaway Beach
which continues for 1.3 miles
Erosion control
device at left
Water depth near
the erosion control bags is almost
20' deep! |
