Pfeiffer Beach

Pfeiffer Beach is a scenic beach in Big Sur, California, known for its unique purple sand and a massive rock formation with a rock arch, called the Keyhole Arch. The beach is located at the mouth of Sycamore Canyon Creek and is surrounded by rocky cliffs and a steep sandy dune. The north end of the beach features extensive tide pools during low tides, and the area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including birds and marine life. The beach is managed by the Los Padres National Forest and is a popular spot for photography, beach walking, and exploration. Visitors can also find nearby amenities, such as restrooms and a picnic area