Top 10 Hidden Beaches in the US only locals know about
Carova Beach, North Carolina: Remote, accessible only by 4x4; wild horses roam its dunes and pristine shores.
Second Beach, Washington: Lush Pacific Northwest setting; tide pools, sea stacks, and often missed by Olympic Peninsula visitors.
Gibney Beach, US Virgin Islands: Tucked away on St. John, shaded by sea grape trees; remains mostly a local secret.
Bowman's Beach, Florida: Sanibel Island gem; tranquil, renowned for shelling but overlooked by most tourists.
Schoolhouse Beach, Wisconsin: On Washington Island, Lake Michigan; unique smooth limestone pebble shore, crystal-clear waters.
Cow Yard Landing, Massachusetts: Chatham hideaway on Cape Cod; picturesque, secluded, and perfect for peaceful sunsets.
Hobbit Beach, Oregon: Enchanting trail through a fairy-like forest leads to a quiet, sandy Pacific coast stretch.
Lover's Key, Florida: Once accessible only by boat; tranquil barrier-island sanctuary perfect for romantic getaways.
Sandbridge Beach, Virginia: A serene alternative to nearby bustling Virginia Beach; pristine sands, dunes, and wildlife.
Roque Bluffs, Maine: Charming New England find; cold, clear water and a fresh water pond just steps away.