Snorkel Phil Foster Park at Blue Heron Bridge

Let's Snorkel Blue Heron Bridge at Phil Foster Park. There is an abundance of marine life. The 800-foot-long artificial reef, a snorkeling trail is made of concrete module, boulders and rocks. We should see some cowfish, pipefish, rays, and possible sea horses in the shallow waters.

This snorkel is very close to shore, but the current can be strong, so please bring your fins and a floatation device if needed.

What to bring:
• dive flag (I will bring mine. We need 1 per 4 people)
• snorkel and fins
• floatation device—inflatable vest or noodle if you like (I will bring a few noodles for floating)
• sunscreen
• water and snacks if you want to sit on the beach and relax afterwards
• change of clothes if you are going to lunch (there are outdoor showers for rinsing off and a restroom for changing)

High tide is at 9:30 am so we will want to get in the water right away.

The parking lot is small, so you may want to get there earlier for a walk or to sit on the beach. Additional parking is on the island—a lot and a garage for a small fee should you not want to keep circling for a parking spot.

If we decide to go for a lunch there are a number of options on the island.

And note map above is upside down. We will snorkel on the south side of the little island.

Hope you can join us!

Karen