Tide pools at Pillar Point

Details:
Come join me in exploring some tide pools! For those unfamiliar, tide pools are rocky pools of seawater that are exposed as the tide recedes. Many creatures inhabit these pools, such as crabs, sea anemones, and starfish. This weekend will be a king tide, so more of the beach will be exposed for exploration! We'll meet at 1:30 pm since low tide will be at 4 pm. This will give us some time to explore as the tide goes out and comes back in. For those interested, we can also grab some dinner in the area after we finish.

Where to meet:
Pillar Point trailhead access parking lot (https://maps.app.goo.gl/HQNe4e3WDNAE3eEU6) . I would recommend parking in the streets just before the West Point Parking lot (https://maps.app.goo.gl/LpZPmmn8PMaMCFk17).

What to bring:
- Shoes, preferably muck or rubber boots. Your feet will get wet, and it makes it easier to access the pools with boots.
- Hat
- Water
- Sunscreen
- Jacket/windbreaker ( it gets cold while tidepooling!)
- GoPro/underwater camera ( if you have one)

DISCLAIMER:
Tide pooling can be dangerous. Joining this trip and/or any trip offered by "The East Bay Hiking Club for 20s and 30s" is entirely voluntary, and as such, each hiker accepts and fully understands the risks associated with this activity. You are responsible, beforehand, for researching this hike, assessing your individual fitness level, health, etc., and ensuring that you possess the necessary conditioning to accomplish this hike. Likewise, you should come prepared with the appropriate water, food, clothing, and first aid necessary to complete the trip as if you were hiking alone. This group and it's event hosts/organizers/assistant organizers make no guarantees regarding the safety, conditions, interaction with individuals or supervision of these activities. By RSVP'ing "YES" for this event, you are accepting the conditions described above and you acknowledge and agree to waive, discharge claims, and release from liability - the "event host(s)/organizer(s)/assistant organizer(s)" and the "The East Bay Hiking Club for 20s and 30s" group.