Cannon Beach

...Cannon Beach

filled with awesome-ness

I had heard that upscale Cannon Beach was spectacular, but impressed anyway was I with the city of many tourists.

It's not just the beach that will have you casting your shoes to the wind, but the endless number of shops and restaurants will make you wish you had a few more days.

a wall of flowers against the beach backdrop

The well-known Haystack. This Haystack gets a lot more attention and is more known than the one in Pacific City, even though the one in Pacific City is larger. This one, in Cannon Beach, however,, is closer to shore, giving it a much larger presence. .

Anomes by the hundreds can be found in the tide pools around The Haystack at low tide.

sandpipers huddle to find food in the sand

A nearby horse rental business offers rides along the beach.

The small shops and many of the houses of Cannon Beach seem to follow a theme, but yet are unique in their own way.

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Also from Ecola State Park, one can better a closer look at the Tillamook Lighthouse that sits one mile off shore.

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A view of Indian Beach from Ecola State Park. Ecola is just a few miles north of Cannon Beach.