Haystack Rock
Haystack Rock is the basalt rock everyone thinks of when someone mentions Cannon Beach. It was formed by lava flows that came from the Blue Mountains millions of years ago.
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Enjoy some of the best views of the Oregon Coast or a nice day on the trails here. They have multiple trail that connect or run on their own within the park or some that connect to the longer Oregon Coast Trail.
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Enjoy a beach day here are the park or go for a small stroll and find seasonal waterfalls and caves. Play in the small tide pools during low tide. If you do go on a stroll please be aware of when the tide comes in as you can end up stranded in some areas of the park if you are not careful.
See MoreCannon Beach History Center & Museum
The museum highlighting the history of the region is free! They are open Wednesday through Saturday.
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Enjoy your day on the beach. You can find Haystack Rock here and spot the Tillamook Lighthouse from the sandy shores.
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Nicknamed "Terrible Tilly" you can see her from different points around Tillamook Head. They first lit her lamp in 1881 and her last in 1957. She kept sailors safe for 76 years and is now a historical site apart of the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge.
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Well worth the drive, you can see into the Tillamook factory, where they their ice cream, cheese and so much more, from the viewing area.
See MoreOregon Coast Tour and Wine Tasting From Portland- Full Day Tour
Take in the beauty of the Oregon Coast, the forests and beach views, while trying some of the best pours.
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