Everyone knows to visit Cannon Beach on an Oregon Coast road trip, but these are some of my favorite things to do near Cannon Beach. {SAVE for later FOLLOW for more} 📍 Hug Point State Recreation Site Lots of sea caves to explore and a waterfall down to the beach. Go at low tide to be able to make it around the point on the old wagon road for more sea caves. 📍 Ecola State Park Ecola Point Viewpoint is beautiful any time of day, but if you want to escape the crowds on Cannon Beach, it’s peaceful

Cannon Beach's Stephanie Inn is the only property in the Pacific Northwest that made the cut for Travel Leisure’s list of the “15 Best Beach Resorts in the U.S.” Read more at https://www.hereisoregon.com/places/2024/04/this-oregon-coast-inn-is-one-of-the-best-beach-resorts-in-the-country.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashhudson.com/here-is-oregon/library/media/403637592 | Here Is Oregon

A day in Cannon Beach 🌊👇🏻 . 📍Cannon Beach is a small costal town on the Northwestern coast of Oregon. It’s the perfect day trip destination from Portland since it’s only 1 and a half hour drive . 🌊 One of the most iconic landmark in Cannon Beach is for sure Haystack Rock, a 235 foot tall basalt sea stack that rises from the ocean. If you visit during low tide you can walk very close to the rock near the tide pools and observe the abundant wildlife. . 🏡 Explore downtown Cannon Beach, a smal

🌊✨ Cannon Beach, Oregon – one of the most iconic spots on the Pacific Northwest coast! 📍 Famous for Haystack Rock, a 235-ft sea stack formed millions of years ago by lava flows, it’s a protected marine garden where you can spot colorful tidepool creatures like starfish, sea anemones, and puffins nesting in the spring. 🐚🐦 #pnw #pacificnorthwest #pnwlife #oregoncoast | Compass Outdoors