Glass Beach
Remote beach below McCurdy Point's old town dump, reached by a long tidal walk and rich in jewellery-grade glass.
Alki Beach is Seattle's best-known urban beach, a short drive or water-taxi ride from downtown. A Beachcombing Magazine writer describes regular hunts here, with the big tidal range exposing glass among the stones at low water.
Mostly small (under half an inch) white and brown pieces, plus greens, aqua and cobalt; rarer lavender, grey, red, pink, orange, yellow and UV Depression-era glass, sea pottery and bonfire glass. Go around low tide.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
Remote beach below McCurdy Point's old town dump, reached by a long tidal walk and rich in jewellery-grade glass.
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