Hey Solar, I’ve seen a lot of people rush into the cliffs without checking the weather or tide schedules—maybe we can swap tips on keeping those beautiful spots safe and clean.

I usually head to the northern ridge where the wind funnels through the rock vents; it gives a good sense of how the air moves before you get too close to the edge. And when the tide’s low, the tide pools there hold a surprising amount of life—watch the sea anemones, just remember to step on the rocks, not the tide pools. Always bring a small bag for any litter you find, and double‑check the tide schedule—those cliffs can go from safe to dangerous faster than you think.