A very faint mist is visible on the beach as the cold air clashes with the heat of the day.
One of the main draws in Cannon Beach is Haystack Rock and the sea stacks. With the low tide you can walk to the large monolithic rock, which we were fortunate enough to do.
When the tide is out, tidal pools forms near the rock, revealing lots of marine life like sea anemone, seaweed, and barnacles.
After a long day frolicking in the beach, it was time to head back to shore and have an early dinner at one of the famous Driftwood Restaurant. When you are on the coast, you HAVE to have clam chowder. Rated as one of the best in Oregon, I can see why. I also had to have salmon as well. Grilled to perfection.









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