Kehoe Beach to Elephant Rock, Feb 13

A small waterfall on Kehoe Beach:

The keyhole at the first point (the hole is less than 3 feet tall and 1.5 feet wide, and is the only way to cross the point):

The larger keyhole at the second point:

Perennial Falls:

View northwest:

Ribbon Falls and Seasonal Falls (upper left and lower right; I'm not sure which is which):

The bottom part of the tall falls that was in the upper left of the prior photo:

A small falls a little further north:

Looking southeast near the third point:

Looking northwest toward Elephant Rock from near the third point:

Getting close enough to see the keyhole in Elephant Rock. The large shadow on the right is where a hidden cave provides a way through the third point:

Better views of Elephant Rock:

Looking out of the Elephant Cave after passing under the third point:

A little further north, I turned back at the fourth point. Secret Waterfalls of Marin Volume 2 says that it's possible to pass this point by wading through waist deep water. Unless the waves are a lot gentler than normal, that appears to entail a high risk of having a wave knock you into a rock. Any sane person will return to Kehoe Beach, which is feasible if you pass the first point well before the low tide and can make reasonable speeds over rocky terrain that's sometimes slippery due to seaweed, and resist the temptation to spend much time admiring the view.