Ledge Bay beach (WA 392) commences on the western side of Ledge Point and curves round to the west for 2.2 km to the base of 120 m high Cheyne Head. The beach is initially protected by the point maintaining a cusped reflective beach, which grades in the west to a narrow low tide terrace as waves pick up to about 1 m. The beach is backed by a well vegetated 20 m high foredune, then the shallow 50 ha Gull Rock Lake and elongated wetland, The beach is backed by a well vegetated 20 m high foredune, then the shallow 50 ha Gull Rock Lake and elongated wetland, which occasionally flows across the far western end of the beach. A gravel road reaches the western end of the beach terminating at a small car park with no facilities.which occasionally flows across the far western end of the beach. A gravel road reaches the western end of the beach terminating at a small car park with no facilities. Ledge Bay beach (WA 392) commences on the western side of Ledge Point and curves round to the west for 2.2 km to the base of 120 m high Cheyne Head. The beach is initially protected by the point maintaining a cusped reflective beach, which grades in the west to a narrow low tide terrace as waves pick up to about 1 m. The beach is backed by a well vegetated 20 m high foredune, then the shallow 50 ha Gull Rock Lake and elongated wetland, which occasionally flows across the far western end of the beach. A gravel road reaches the western end of the beach terminating at a small car park with no facilities. read more

Beach Length: 2.2km