Pet Friendly Things To Do in Cannon Beach, Oregon

Cannon Beach is a very nice shoreline park. My only problem is that like most of the coastline drive, ... More on GeckoGo

Lots of tiny stores and restaurants. More on GeckoGo

To turn a Cannon Beach vacation into a truly relaxing getaway, make an appoitment at the Cannon Beach Spa. They offer an array of tranquility-inducing treatments that include massage, hydrotherapy...

To turn a Cannon Beach vacation into a truly relaxing getaway, make an appoitment at the Cannon Beach Spa. They offer an array of tranquility-inducing ... More on UpTake

The sapphire waves beating the seaside will make you feel magnificent. No scarcity of magnificent hotels, b... More on GoingOutside

The staff are very friendly and helpful . More on Restaurantica

I've eaten at this restaurant before and it was quite acceptable, although somewhat pricey ; however, today, it was not only not good, it was totally unacceptable. More on igougo

Rustic lodge decor gives this nice family restaurant a warm, cozy feel, not to mention the enormous fireplace in the middle of it. More on igougo

Just south of Cannon Beach, this little wayside provides the visitor with easy accessibility to the ocean beach and some interesting history. Imagine travelling by stagecoach along the beach, because before the highway was built, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

'Haystack Rock' is a 235-foot (72-meter) tall monolith (or sea stack) rock formation on the Oregon coast in... More on Wikipedia

Haystack Rock makes us all seem very small. It's a photographer's dream, which may make it one of the most ... More on TripAdvisor

This nine-mile strip of Oregon's northern coast is a paradise for hikers, nature lovers and photographers, thanks to dramatic views, old-growth Sitka spruce and striking geology. With elevations ab... More on LLBean.com

Meander along the park's bluff trails. More on travelandleisure

One mile west of Tillamook Head, a rock rises from the ocean. In the shape of a sea monster, it is where old Nor'easters go to die. Where Indians believed under ocean tunnels inhabited by spirits c... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The history of this lighthouse--the travails of building it, the final delisting, its conversion to a mausoleum, and a few ensuing depredations--is ... More on TripAdvisor

Oregon’ s rocky and pristine northern coast makes for an easy day trip from Portland; the drive takes about 90 minutes and passes over the jagged peaks of the Coast Range. Base your explorations in the artsy, laid- back towns ... More on travelandleisure