Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach
Of the breathtaking Pacific Coast sea stacks, Haystack Rock, a remarkable 235-foot monolith and a designated wildlife sanctuary, located at Cannon Beach, Oregon, truly stands out as one of the most iconic natural landmarks. From the months of April to September, Haystack Rock becomes a vibrant haven for many colorful and charismatic seabirds, including the striking Tufted Puffins, which can often be spotted on the north grassy slopes high above the enchanting tide pools below.
Of the breathtaking Pacific Coast sea stacks, Haystack Rock, a remarkable 235-foot monolith and a designated wildlife sanctuary, located at Cannon Beach, Oregon, truly stands out as one of the most iconic natural landmarks. From the months of April to September, Haystack Rock becomes a vibrant haven for many colorful and charismatic seabirds, including the striking Tufted Puffins, which can often be spotted on the north grassy slopes high above the enchanting tide pools below.
Of the breathtaking Pacific Coast sea stacks, Haystack Rock, a remarkable 235-foot monolith and a designated wildlife sanctuary, located at Cannon Beach, Oregon, truly stands out as one of the most iconic natural landmarks. From the months of April to September, Haystack Rock becomes a vibrant haven for many colorful and charismatic seabirds, including the striking Tufted Puffins, which can often be spotted on the north grassy slopes high above the enchanting tide pools below.