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Trip to Queen’s Bath 2017

It was a bright sunny day for our latest visit to Queen’s Bath. As always, everything about the visit was treacherous. The hike down from the parking lot was muddy and slippery, the lava rocks were as sharp as ever, and rogue waves occasionally crashed the tide pool that is Queen’s Bath. The area is as dangerous as it is beautiful. Always exercise extreme caution when visiting this area. Recently, a couple and their 11-month-old baby were swept into the water by a rogue wave (news story with video).

Queen’s Bath Trip Photos

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Above: The hike down is very slippery.

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Above: A sign at the bottom of the trail provides an ominous warning.

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Above and below: Queen’s Bath

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Above: Not Queen’s Bath. This tide pool is known as the “Pool of Death” in viral videos on social media.

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

Queen's Bath Trip

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