Very scenic, but dangerous cliffs mean you must keep children safe.
The dry S eastern end of it (as you come in from Princetown) is much bigger.
Great photo opportunities from the top though depending on the direction of the sun.
Take a real wide angle lens with you, or a smartphone, or you'll end up like me here
having to stitch a pano from an 18-70 kit lens to fit it all in. I also wanted to cut
the glare and reflections to make the water more transparent,
and it's the only lens my rotary polariser fits