Before getting back to the car, I got a couple of shots of the flowers that were coming up. Here is one of the Trillium Wildflowers growing along the trail.
No CommentsOne more of the great southern view from Casde Head Trail that starts Three Rocks park.
No CommentsAnother view of the mouth of the Salmon River from Cascade Head. This one is a panoramic image taken from four images.
No CommentsI waited for the sun to get close to the horizon before I headed back down. The next three pictures where taken on the way down with the nice evening sun. You can see the mouth of the Salmon River and Lincoln City in the background.
No CommentsHere is another view of my day pack, the Black Diamond RPM. It is sold as a climber pack, but I think it works great as a day pack. It has all the right features and includes nice padding for carrying heavy camera gear.
No CommentsThe last hike on my trip was to hike up to the top of Cascade Head. Here is the view south from the top with my backpack in the foreground.
No CommentsOn the way back from the Cape Lookout point, I got a better view of Oceanside and Netarts Bay from the North side of Cape Lookout. This would be a good spot for a sunset picture.
No CommentsHere is the view from the end of the trail at Cape Lookout. You can see Cascade Head and Pacific City in the distance.
No CommentsThe Cape Lookout Trail runs out to the end of the cape. Here is part of the trail as it runs along the edge of the a cliff high above the Pacific Ocean.
No CommentsWhile hiking to the end of Cape Lookout, I captured this panoramic of the view South, which included sand lake and Cascade Head. The Island in the distance is where Pacific City is located.
No CommentsAnother view of Cape Lookout State Park from the hand-glider take off site.
No CommentsAfter spending the night at Cape Lookout State Park, I headed up to the Cape to do some hiking. I captured this photo of the state park at the stop where the hand-gliders take off. If you look closely you can see the little blue house which is part of the campground.
No CommentsOne more picture from Short Beach which is Just North of Oceanside, Oregon.
No CommentsI headed up the beach a little North from Oceanside to get some more pictures of the sunset. Here is a picture from Short Beach while the sun sets.
No CommentsAnother view of the beach at Oceanside, Oregon. This one is an HDR photograph taken from 7 different pictures.
No CommentsAfter spending some time at Oswald State Park, I headed down to Cape Lookout State Park to pick out at campsite. Only part of the campground was open, but there still was plenty of sites to choose from. After relaxing a little at the campsite, I headed down to Oceanside for some sunset pictures. Here is the town of Oceanside, Oregon.
No CommentsMy next stop was just South of Pacific City, Oregon is Bob Straub State Park. It is a nice sandy beach along the Oregon coast. As you can see, it was a Beautiful Day with little wind while I was there.
No CommentsAnother view from the Oswald State Park’s Short Sand Beach. Here you can see the water on the right and Cape Falcon on the left.
No CommentsHere is another view of the waterfall on Short Sand Beach at Oswald State Park.
No CommentsAfter visiting Hug Point State Point, I headed down to Short Sand Beach at Oswald State Park. At the end of the beach, there is a nice waterfall pictured here.
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