Little Lagoon Pass is a shallow waterway where Little Lagoon connects with the Gulf of Mexico. The public beach access is maintained by the Alabama State Park System. A site along the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail, this location offers beach access along the Gulf of Mexico and a beach along the lagoon side. The lagoon side offers shallower waters, drawing many families with younger children. Fishing is a common activity. Licenses and/or regulations may apply. Parking is free. Onsite amenities include restrooms, outdoor showers, and a water fountain.
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Little Lagoon Pass is a shallow waterway where Little Lagoon connects with the Gulf of Mexico. The public beach access is maintained by the Alabama State Park System. A site along the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail, this location offers beach access along the Gulf of Mexico and a beach along the lagoon side. The lagoon side offers shallower waters, drawing many families with younger children. Fishing is a common activity. Licenses and/or regulations may apply. Parking is free. Onsite amenities include restrooms, outdoor showers, and a water fountain.
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