A short side track in Northland that bypasses the bluff along the famous 90 Mile Beach. This little detour offers an alternative to the main beach route, skirting past the bluff before rejoining the way ahead. The northern side is sandy, but it shouldn't cause any issues for vehicles travelling through. It's a quick, straightforward link rather than a destination in itself, set against the wide open coastal scenery that 90 Mile Beach is known for. As with any beach driving in the Far North, keep an eye on the tides and soft sand, and travel prepared. A handy option for those wanting to avoid the bluff while continuing their journey along this iconic stretch of coastline.