best seastacks on OR coast?

[z_photo]

thanks, guys. these are erxactly the kinds of places i was hoping to find

[Vaughn]

The best sea stacks of Oregon are in California.

Vaughn

[z_photo]

and pretty soon that will be the sierras

[Vaughn]

and pretty soon that will be the sierras

No, the ones I am thinking of are north of Cape Mendocino, where the San Andreas Fault heads out into the ocean. So our beaches should stay about where they are. Eventually though, Los Angeles will be moving north of us and that might mess up our sunset views...

Vaughn

[Brian Ellis]

You don't say how far north you'll be going. Near the north end of the coast Cannon Beach and the view from Ecola State Park looking down and over Cannon Beach includes a lot of nice sea stacks. Bandon itself also has some very nice sea stack areas as others have mentioned. If you're going to Bandon it would be shame to not drive about another hour south and photograph the tide pools and rock formations at Shore Acres at sunrise or sunset (hope an hour is right, I know it isn't far but could be a little more than an hour). Here's an example.

For temperatures, you should just check the weather before you leave. The weather on the coast changes rapidly so it's hard to predict. In general mid-October will probably be chilly in the morning and evening but mild during the day.

[Kuzano]

The best sea stacks of Oregon are in California.

Vaughn

So, you're saying that the mass migration (30 years now) of Californians to Oregon has nothing to do with better Sea Stacks in Oregon? Hmmmm?

[Vaughn]

So, you're saying that the mass migration (20 years now) of Californians to Oregon has nothing to do with better Sea Stacks in Oregon? Hmmmm?

It's all San Andreas' fault.

Vaughn