
There is just no substitute for visiting Blackrock Beach on Big Talbot Island State Park.
Plan your trip to make the most out of your visit. Pack plenty of water, snacks, sunscreen, bug spray, beach gear, towels, cameras and $3 in cash for parking.
Come early to catch the sunrise, when low eastern light makes the beach glow and the crowds are thin. Parking is limited to 15 cars at a time, so late arrivers may have to turn around or access the area from about a mile north at the Bluffs parking area.
Set out on the half-mile trail through the hammock forest and coastal scrub, keeping an eye out for gopher tortoise, songbirds and bald eagles as you make your way to the shore.