Haulover Park
Inlet jetty famous for boats battling rough currents, beside miles of beach and a clothing-optional stretch.
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About this audio guide
This guide traces the origin of Haulover Inlet in Miami, cut through the sand in 1925 to link Biscayne Bay to the Atlantic, and explains why the currents here can turn violent enough to swamp boats. It follows the weekend spectacle that now draws crowds to the jetty, and the YouTube channels built around filming it. Listen from the rocks along the jetty, where the crowds gather on weekend afternoons.
This audio guide was created using AI.
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