Park at the top of the bluff and walk down the road toward the beach. There is no parking at the bottom, and the road is private. Because the walk begins at the top of Angeline’s Bluff, the highest bluff on the island, the tree tops are level with the road at the parking lot. Therefore, wood warblers and other songbirds can easily be observed. This is an excellent location to spot spring and fall migrants. At the beach at the bottom of the bluff, various shorebirds may be found foraging along the sandy-rocky shoreline.