Surf: A rocky headland creates a sheltered stretch of coast with a variety of reef and beachbreak surf. Environment: The state’s most popular surfing area back in the early 1960s, but mindless tourists with imperial attitudes soon alienated the Quinault people with their littering, destruction of tribal property, and a general lack of respect. Over the past decade, the Quinault Nation has generously allowed surfers access to Grenville on July Fourth and Labor Day. However, recent run-ins with trespassing surfers have once again aggravated relations between the tribe and outsiders, and the future of even this limited access is in jeopardy. Keep out.