Cannon Beach,Oregon U.S.A.

This ship called the Peter Iredale that wrecked in Ft. Stevens is a fort that started just after Confederates surrendered.

Seaside is a small resort city in northwestern Oregon. Its beach is known for surf breaks and a 1920s promenade. The Seaside Aquarium has touch tanks and a seal exhibit. To the south, Tillamook Head National Recreation Trail climbs a forested cape to Ecola State Park, with views of the 19th-century Tillamook Rock Lighthouse. Rich wildlife includes eagles in the Necanicum River estuary and migrating gray whales.

Oregon Coastline

Indian Beach sits at the base of Tillamook Head’s southern slope in Ecola State Park, and it is an ideal place to take in the enormity of the basalt formation that displays the region's geological heritage. If the tumultuous and vast Pacific doesn’t inspire sufficient awe, consider the prospect that some 15 million years ago the rock that forms the Tillamook Headland was a molten river of basalt flowing down the Columbia Gorge from Idaho.

Cannon Beach

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Cannon Beach

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Bench with a view

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Star fish along the tidal pools at Cannon Beach

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Morning-Mist Oregon coastline

Tillamook Lighthouse

Indian Beach sits at the base of Tillamook Head’s southern slope in Ecola State Park, and it is an ideal place to take in the enormity of the basalt formation that displays the region's geological heritage. If the tumultuous and vast Pacific doesn’t inspire sufficient awe, consider the prospect that some 15 million years ago the rock that forms the Tillamook Headland was a molten river of basalt flowing down the Columbia Gorge from Idaho.

Oregon Coastline

Indian Beach sits at the base of Tillamook Head’s southern slope in Ecola State Park, and it is an ideal place to take in the enormity of the basalt formation that displays the region's geological heritage. If the tumultuous and vast Pacific doesn’t inspire sufficient awe, consider the prospect that some 15 million years ago the rock that forms the Tillamook Headland was a molten river of basalt flowing down the Columbia Gorge from Idaho.

Western Gull

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

People on Beach on a cloudy day.

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Western Gull

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Cannon Beachs Haystack Rock

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Rainy walk along beach

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Foot prints in sand along the wind swept beach.

Tolovana State Recreation Site is conveniently located on the ocean front of one of Oregon's most scenic beaches, Cannon Beach. Situated at the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana offers a place to play, fly a kite, build a sand castle, picnic or take in a sunset. Less than a mile away to the north you won't miss Haystack Rock, the icon of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock is a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, such as the Tufted Puffin. Enjoy this protected area with care. Cannon Beach is known for its miles of sandy shoreline and breathtaking scenery. Don't miss the town's boutiques and local eateries, found in the nearby areas of Tolovana Park and Cannon Beach's midtown and downtown. In addition to providing access to the ocean shore, Tolovana State Recreation Site has a playground located on the north side of the parking lot.

Indian Beach sits at the base of Tillamook Head’s southern slope in Ecola State Park, and it is an ideal place to take in the enormity of the basalt formation that displays the region's geological heritage. If the tumultuous and vast Pacific doesn’t inspire sufficient awe, consider the prospect that some 15 million years ago the rock that forms the Tillamook Headland was a molten river of basalt flowing down the Columbia Gorge from Idaho.

Views along the Oregon coastline.

The Ecola Point Site is an archeological site associated with the Tillamook people, located in Ecola State Park near Cannon Beach, Oregon, United States.