Cannon Beach Magazine 2013

Cannon Beach2013

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With a reputation as one of the Northwest's top art towns and surrounded by remarkable natural wonders, you’ll be captured by the magic that is Cannon Beach. Sea birds soar above famous Haystack Rock, one of Oregon's most recognizable icons, rising a dramatic 235 feet above the

shoreline. Miles of soft sandy beach will offer you the perfect setting for a rereshing stroll, a toasty gathering around the fire or exploring the Oregon Coast's most amazing natural areas. Cannon Beach's charming village also invites you to explore, revealing its classic beach town character with meandering pathways and courtyards spilling over with flowers, leading you to sensational shops, wonderful art galleries, charming eateries and cozy lodgings. In Cannon Beach, you can enjoy a natural retreat, a world-class luxurious escape or a family vacation that will create the memories of a lifetime.

You'll find inspiration around every corner in Cannon Beach.

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For Visitor Information: The Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Center is your concierge to all things Cannon Beach. For information on local attractions, lodging, dining, shopping, events and recreation, visit our information center downtown at 2nd and Spruce Streets, next to the City Park. Hours are 10am to 5pm.

(503) 436-2623 • www.cannonbeach.org • [email protected]

Mailing address: Cannon Beach Information Center, PO Box 64, Cannon Beach, OR 97110

Street address: 207 N Spruce, Cannon Beach, OR 97110

Cannon Beach Magazine is published for the Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce by Pelican Productions, Inc. All contents are copyrighted and all rights are reserved. No contents may be reproduced without the written consent of the publisher. For advertising information: (503) 717-1122. © 2013 Pelican Productions, Inc.

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28calendar of events

Plan your visit for one of our many events throughout the year.

57chamber

Member listings

See listings for lodging, dining, shopping, art galleries and more.

66tide tables & Beach safety

Plan your visit by the tides for beachcombing, tidepools or clamming.

68cannon Beach locator Map

Find locations of businesses, public parking

and facilities.

6 www.cannonbeach.org


Haystack Rock

Explore colorful tidepools, watch nesting puffins or photograph the sunset at Cannon Beach’s world famous landmark. At low tide, you’ll find sea stars of many colors, anemones that open like flowers at the bottom of the pools and tiny hermit crabs that scurry along in borrowed shells. From early spring to early summer, bring your binoculars and watch nesting seabirds including the Northwest’s most accessible colony of Tufted Puffins. Haystack Rock is a natural treasure, a state protected marine environment and part of the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge.

Parks and Panoramas

No excursion to Cannon Beach would be complete without visiting Ecola State Park, perched dramatically on the edge of Tillamook Head. Follow Ecola Park Road from the north end of Cannon Beach through old growth rainforest to the spectacular

The Coastal Experience

viewpoint overlooking Crescent Beach, Bird Rocks, Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock. Paved walking trails lead to vantage points where you can see several miles of coastline to the south, nearby sea lion rocks and the historic Tillamook Rock Lighthouse lying just offshore on a lone rock in the Pacific. A short drive to the other side of the park leads to picturesque Indian Beach, a popular location for surfers. Ecola State Park offers several miles of hiking trails, picnic areas and great vantage points for bird and whale watchers. Look for herds of Roosevelt Elk grazing in meadows. Several other nearby parks and recreation areas offer additional viewpoints and access to natural areas. Just south of Cannon Beach is beach

We walked miles of beautiful sandy beach today, listening to the roar of the ocean and exploring tidepools at the base of Haystack

Rock, then enjoyed the panoramic views from Ecola State Park where waves crashed around the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse.

With stunning views, remarkable natural areas and spectacular stretches of sandy shore, Cannon Beach offers inspiring beauty, superb sightseeing, the setting for a perfect picnic and outdoor adventures ranging from birdwatching to hiking and surfing.

Tillamook Rock Lighthouse


access and a picnic area at the Arcadia Beach wayside. The beach features rock formations and tidepools. Just to the south is Hug Point State Recreation Area. Hug Point features beach access where you will find caves, a small waterfall and the remains of the old roadway that once skirted the cliff face. About ten minutes south of Cannon Beach, you enter Oswald West State Park. The park encompasses nearly 2500 acres with several miles of hiking trails and is great for viewing spectacular wildlife.

Beach Access and Viewpoints

Cannon Beach offers nearly four miles of scenic sandy public beach with dramatic offshore rock formations. You can enjoy the scenery from many viewpoints and 44 public beach accesses are your passage to a wide variety of beach fun. The main public beach access points are adjacent to public parking areas in Downtown, Midtown, Tolovana Park and Les Shirley Park. Downtown, at the end of 2nd Street, is a viewpoint and a stairway to the beach. Just a block to the north is Whale Park, where a whale sculpture commemorates the visit from the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1806. Tolovana Wayside at the south end of Cannon Beach offers beach access and views looking to the north of Haystack Rock and south to Silver Point. From many points on the beach, you can see the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse just offshore to the north.

TopTips:1 Enjoy miles of sandy beach and dramatic shoreline scenery

2 Discover tidepools and watch nesting puffins at Haystack Rock

3 Picnic or just take in the stunning views from Ecola State Park

4 Explore the charming village filled with galleries, boutiques and restaurants

5 Venture out to discover nearby State Parks and coastal communities

Low tide at Chapman Point

A beachcoming find

Ecola State Park


Immerse Yourself in the Visual Arts

In Cannon Beach you will discover the work of local artists, emerging Northwest painters and some of the country’s most celebrated sculptors. You’ll find artwork that inspires you in the galleries and with several art festivals and frequent gallery events, you may also meet working artists and watch them create their visionary work. Watch glassblowers coax molten glass into beautiful works of art, a year round attraction at Icefire Glassworks, where art glass has been created in Cannon Beach for nearly 40 years. Cannon Beach galleries feature the work of top professional artists working in many styles and media, including painting, sculpture, glass, jewelry, ceramics, photography and functional art. You might just find the perfect new focal point for your home, office, garden or entryway that you will treasure forever.

Cannon Beach is recognized as one of the Northwest's best art towns, home to over a dozen great galleries, live theater, cultural events and festivals celebrating the visual arts, performing arts and more.

Live Theater and the Performing Arts

Ca n non Beach ce lebrates t he performing arts with a year-round schedule of live community theater performances, special concerts and festivals throughout the year that brings l ive entertainment. Coaster Theatre offers an intimate setting to watch community theater productions as well as other special events and concerts throughout the year. A free series of outdoor summer concerts in the park brings live musical performances to Cannon Beach on select Sunday afternoons beginning on the Fourth of July and running through Labor Day. The Cannon Beach Chorus, a regional group of vocalists, also performs concerts throughout the year.

Arts & Culture

Today, we watched glassblowers at work, toured the galleries and fell in love with a sculpture that would be perfect for our garden. Tonight, we are headed to the theater.

Stormy Weather Arts Festival

Coaster Theatre


Arts & Cultural Events

Cannon Beach celebrates arts and culture with a variety of events each year. Art festivals include Spring Unveiling, June’s Plein Air & More and November’s Stormy Weather Arts Festival. The 48th annual Sandcastle Day & Festival, held in June each year, is a creative outlet for both master sculptors and kids with pails. In September, the Cannon Beach Cottage Tour offers a step back in time to an earlier era.

Culinary arts are in the spotlight at the four-day Savor Cannon Beach Wine and Culinary Festival in March. Wine tastings, wine dinners and a wine walk fill the four days of the festival as nearly every business in town participates in the culinary arts extravaganza. Cannon Beach showcases the literary arts at Get Lit at the Beach, a three-day event in April featuring readings and Q&A sessions with authors at various venues around town. A banquet night is also part of the festivities where you can mingle with the authors and other literati.

Arts & Cultural Education

In addition to the many arts and cultural events, the Tolovana Arts Colony offers educational opportunities for students of all ages and abilities. A community of artists teach a variety of classes and workshops on artistic subjects, including dance, drawing & painting, creative writing and photography. Drop-in rates are offered on many classes, allowing visitors to take home a new skill as a souvenir of their time spent in Cannon Beach.

TopTips:1 Explore the galleries to find the work of regional and nationally known artists.

2 Visit historical sites from the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1806.

3 See a live theater performance at the acclaimed Coaster Theatre.

4 Discover unique shops with art, furnishings and regional and international goods.

5 See the cannon that gave the city its name at the History Center.

Annual Sandcastle Day

Plein Air Art Festival

Spring Unveiling Art Festival


HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVEMuch of the area’s earliest history

is known from Captain William Clark’s journal describing the

January 1806 visit by a small expedition party from Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery. Clark’s maps and journals describe a small village of several wood houses of the native Tillamook people who lived on both sides of the creek he named Ecola. When railroad lines were finally finished between Astoria and Seaside in the late 1890s, homesteading expanded to this area, then known as Elk Creek. In the 1930s, with the completion of Highway 101, the automobile replaced the train as the way to reach the Coast.

When Sunset Highway (Highway 26) was completed, Cannon Beach became just a short drive from Portland.

The Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, seen from Cannon Beach and Seaside, is one of the Coast's most interesting iconic structures. Located about two miles out to sea on a lone rock off the shores of Tillamook Head, the lighthouse was an amazing, dangerous and even deadly feat of construction. The lighthouse certainly earned its nickname, "Terrible Tilly." Storms often brought flying rocks and debris through the lantern room and roof. The inspiration behind Cannon Beach's name came as a result of a shipwreck


in 1846. While crossing a tumultuous Columbia River Bar, the United States Naval schooner Shark ran aground and was torn apart by rough waters. Cannons from the ship, still attached to portions of her deck, were washed out to sea, some eventually washing ashore in the area now known as Arch Cape.

The Cannon Beach History Center is home to the original cannon that was found on the beach. For more history of the area, the history center features unique artifacts, artwork, photographs, audio presentations and hands-on displays and admission is free. The Cannon Beach History Center at Sunset and Spruce is open Thursday through Monday from 1pm to 5pm. Call (503) 436-9301 for information.

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Mid-May to Labor Day Open 9am-4:30pm

Daily rides to Cove Beach and Haystack Rock. Come in person to inquire or to make reservations.


Explore Tidepools

Many colorful and strange creatures live where the rocky coastline meets the sea. As the tide recedes, a unique and diverse environment is revealed in tidepools and intertidal areas. Bright sea stars in a variety of colors cling tightly to rocks. Green anemones lay open like flowers at the bottom of pools. A trained eye will find varieties of crabs, snails, limpets, coral, sponge and colorful sea slugs known as nudibranchs. One of the most accessible locations to explore the intertidal zone is at the base of Haystack Rock. Check the tide tables for the lowest tide and arrive ready to explore as the tide is going out. Between March and September, during daytime low tides, the Haystack Rock Awareness Program provides interpretive information on the beach near the rock with displays of live intertidal specimens and spotting scopes for bird watching. Be aware that these areas can be dangerous because of wave surges, slippery rocks and sharp surfaces, so always keep safety in mind. Walk

Just steps from your comfy room, you can explore some of the Oregon Coast's most remarkable natural areas. See colorful tidepools, watch nesting puffins and seabirds, hike the rainforest and marvel at geologic wonders that decorate the dramatic shoreline.

NaturalWonders

only on sand or bare rock to avoid damage to the life in these amazing natural areas. The area surrounding Haystack Rock is designated a “Marine Garden” and all marine life is protected. No collecting of any materials is permitted here and you are encouraged to apply this rule to any intertidal area.

Go Bird Watching

Watch for the many rare and spectacular birds that can be seen here. Haystack Rock’s grassy covering provides nesting ground for Tufted Puffins from early spring through early summer, offering the Northwest’s most accessible location for viewing these brightly colored characters. Many other varieties of birds feed, visit or nest on Haystack Rock including Western Gulls, Pigeon Guil lemots, cormorants, Bald Eagles, Harlequin Ducks and Black Oystercatchers, making it a year-round attraction for bird watchers. Thousands of common murres can be seen in spring and

We timed our visit to Haystack Rock for low tide and found colorful clusters of sea stars and other fascinating creatures. We watched puffins fly to and from the rock and when a bald eagle soared over, all of the nesting birds created a squawking frenzy.

Roosevelt Elk

Black Oystercatcher


summer on Bird Rocks near Chapman Point. Many varieties of shorebirds are spotted on beaches and along the Ecola Creek estuary during spring and fall migrations. Look for a variety of seabirds and ducks in fall and winter. From spring through fall, pelicans can be observed soaring just above the waves or diving into the water with a splash. See Bald Eagles and Peregrine Falcons as they patrol the coast year-round. Other great bird watching locations include Ecola State Park, the downtown wetlands on Spruce Street and the now decommissioned water treatment ponds, just east of downtown on 2nd Street.

Spot Marine Life

There’s nothing like the experience of seeing a 30-ton Gray Whale surface and exhale with a “whoosh,” sending a spout of mist

and vapor into the air. Any walk on the beach or visit to Ecola State Park can become an encounter with these magnificent creatures, especially during peak migration times in early spring and winter. Bring your binoculars and check the rocks for basking sea lions and don’t be surprised to find that seals are enjoying a little people watching, too.

Have an Elk Encounter

Visitors to Cannon Beach often encounter herds of Roosevelt Elk, calmly grazing in meadows or meandering through the forest. Elk are most frequently seen in early mornings and late evenings during the quiet seasons. Check the meadows at Ecola State Park

or grassy areas of Les Shirley Park along the north shore of Ecola Creek. A nearby side trip for wildlife watchers is the Jewel Meadows Wildlife Area in the foothills of the Coast Range, a refuge for Roosevelt Elk. Large herds are often seen from the four viewing areas along State Highway 202.

See Geological Wonders

Oregon’s sea stacks are remarkable geological formations, millions of years old. Sea stacks, including Haystack Rock, are the result of ancient continent-building lava flows to the sea. Hardening into basalt and after millions of years of dropping sea levels and erosion, these dramatic formations were sculpted

Leather Star

The Needles

Tufted Puffin


into their present form. These sea stacks are outstanding bird watching locations, providing habitat for nesting sea birds. Bring binoculars, but don’t attempt to climb these federally protected areas. They are closed to public access as part of the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge.

Enjoy a Rainforest Retreat

Some of the world’s tal lest and toughest trees reach to the heavens in the Pacific Northwest coastal rainforest. Forests near the ocean are dominated by one of nature’s toughest customers, the Sitka

Spruce that can stand up to the coast’s lashing windstorms. Western Hemlock and Western Red Cedar also grow in this land of the giants. The forest floor is covered with thick layers of moss and this habitat is home to a wide variety of woodland birds and wildlife. Ecola State Park offers easy hiking trails through this unique eco-system.

TopTips:1 Learn about marine life from the Haystack Rock Awareness Program.

2 Watch for elk at Ecola State Park or along Ecola Creek.

3 View nesting puffins on Haystack Rock during the spring and summer.

4 Hike one of the nearby rainforest trails to see huge old growth Sitka Spruce.

5 Spot Gray Whales during their annual migration along the coastline.

Rainforest hiking trail

Sitka Spruce at Ecola State Park

Whale Watch Week


A Culture of Conservation

The preservation and conservation of natural resources and outdoor recreation areas is a community

vision in Cannon Beach. For more than 25 years, the Haystack Rock Awareness Program in Cannon Beach has worked to protect the community’s iconic natural wonder, Haystack Rock, with its colorful tidepools and annual nesting colony of Tufted Puffins. The City also recently purchased 800 acres of forestland adjacent to the community's watershed for preservation. Most recently, the City dedicated the newest portion of the Cannon Beach Trail. The new portion of the trail is a paved pathway that runs from the Ecola Creek Bridge, along the creek to Second Street, where it connects to a gravel trail encircling the community's former water treatment lagoons. These areas are popular for birdwatching and

river otters are frequently spotted in the creek and lagoons. At the south end of the lagoon loop, the trail passes through a Sitka Spruce forest reserve, finally emerging on Monroe Street. Currently, the City is exploring extending

the trail at both ends. A non-profit Friends of the Trail committee has been actively involved in bringing the vision of the Cannon Beach Trail to reality, one of several groups working toward a common vision within the community.


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Hit the Trail

Whether you enjoy an easy scenic walk or a rugged hike of several miles, Cannon Beach offers access to some of the Northwest’s most scenic views and a wide diversity of wildlife. Hikers can traverse coastal rainforest where some of the world’s tallest trees tower over your head. Meander through wildflower covered meadows, pass through wetland habitats or walk miles of uninterrupted beach. Many of the best hikes can be found in Ecola State Park and Oswald West State Park. Ecola State Park is located just north of the city limits and offers a two-mile hiking trail leading from the Ecola viewpoint to Indian Beach. At Indian Beach, the Tillamook Head National Recreation Trail follows the western edge of Tillamook Head through coastal rainforest, six miles to Seaside. At Oswald West State Park, about 10 minutes south of Cannon Beach, a short paved trail from the main parking area leads to Short Sands Beach, a popular surfing location. Other hikes include a 3.8-mile trail to the 1661-foot

With opportunities for hiking, biking, kayaking, surfing and horseback riding, Cannon Beach is perfect for outdoor adventures whether you are a thrill seeker or looking for a casual outdoor experience.

ActiveAdventures

summit of Neahkahnie Mountain and a two-mile hike through coastal forest to the end of Cape Falcon. Just east of Cannon Beach, off Highway 26, experienced hikers can climb to the top of Saddle Mountain, the highest point in the Coast Range. The Cannon Beach Information Center (Second and Spruce s t reet s dow ntow n) ca n provide additional information on these and other state park hiking trails.

Pedal in Paradise

Rent funcycles for three-wheeling beach fun or tour the coast on two wheels. The Oregon Coast Bike Trail along Highway 101 makes biking possible along nearly the entire stretch of the Oregon coast. One of the easiest and most scenic touring routes is south of Cannon Beach to Arcadia Beach or Hug Point. For experienced cyclists, the 16-mile trip south on Highway 101 from

The surf was up this morning and we watched with amazement at the skill of the surfers riding the waves. This afternoon, we're hiking a rainforest trail to the end of Cape Falcon where we're hoping to see migrating Gray Whales.

Bike touring the Coast Highway


Cannon Beach to Manzanita offers scenic views past Silver Point, Arcadia Beach, Hug Point, Oswald West State Park and up Neahkahnie Mountain to spectacular roadside viewpoints. Many off-road biking areas are also open to mountain bikes. Though bikes are not permitted on state park hiking trails, most logging roads around Cannon Beach are open for off-road biking adventures. Ask at the local bike shop for more off-road biking trails.

Play Golf

Several golf courses are located within 20 miles of Cannon Beach. Tee off at Gearhart Golf Links, Oregon’s oldest golf course, established in 1892. Three other nine-hole courses are located nearby including the Seaside Golf Course, the oceanview Highlands Gol f Club in Gearhart and Manzanita Golf Course.

Ride the Waves or Wind

Cannon Beach and nearby recreation areas offer excellent surfing. Area surf spots provide opportunities for all levels of experience and local surf shops can guide you to the best location for your skill level. They also provide gear for sale or rent including complete rental packages by the hour or by the day. For beginning surfers, lessons from experienced surf instructors are available. Kite boarding is also an increasingly popular sport, combining the power of the wind with water skiing, surfing and radical air time.

Cape Falcon Trail in Oswald West State Park

Sea kayakers

Razor clamming


Fish, Crab or Clam

Dig for razor clams, book a charter fishing adventure or go crabbing. The region offers world class fishing with seasonal runs of salmon and steelhead. Ocean charter fishing is available north of Cannon Beach in Warrenton, Astoria and Ilwaco, Washington. To the south, charters can also be booked in Garibaldi. Boats and crab pots can be rented on Nehalem Bay. Contact a local sporting goods store or the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for information on fishing licenses and seasons.

Kayak

Skilled sea kayakers can explore secluded coastline and more casual paddlers will find several locations for exploring nearby creeks, rivers, bays and lakes within minutes of Cannon Beach, including the Nehalem River and Bay, Necanicum River in Seaside, Coffenbury Lake in Fort Stevens State Park and Cullaby Lake, just north of Seaside.

Saddle Up

From mid-May to Labor Day, Sea Ranch Stables of fers horseback r ides on the beach. Guided rides are led along Ecola Creek to Chapman Point and south to Haystack Rock. There are also night rides to Silver Point at minus low tides. Book your ride in person at Sea Ranch Stables just north of downtown. You'll also find horseback riding on the beach through Oregon Beach Rides, located in Nehalem Bay State Park, about 20 minutes south of Cannon Beach.

TopTips:1 Venture into the moss draped rainforest at Ecola State Park.

2 Rent funcycles for family fun on three wheels on the beach.

3 Take on a guided horseback ride to Chapman Point or Haystack Rock.

4 Hike to the tip of Cape Falcon in Oswald West State Park.

5 Buy a lesson or rent a surf package from a local surf shop.

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The Wild Winter Experience

Eagles soar along the shoreline, elk graze in the meadows and the big crashing waves of a winter storm thunder as they crash against the rocky shore. Mild temperatures make the coast an easily reachable winter destination that rewards visitors with wild, spectacular and unpredictable experiences. Watch the weather forecast to enjoy uncrowded beaches on beautiful days or plan your visit

Experience the varied seasons that continue to impress year-round in Cannon Beach. The quiet seasons bring great wildlife viewing, festivals galore, and oh, those spectacular storms!

The Quiet Seasons

to witness the howling winds, drenching rains and crashing waves that have shaped the landscape. This is a great time of year for bird watchers who can spot Peregrine Falcons, Buffleheads, mergansers and many other wintering species along the beaches, estuaries and forests. Beachcombers are rewarded with the best finds of the year as high tides and storms bring in all sorts of natural and man made surprises. Gray Whales can be seen migrating just offshore

between mid-December and mid-January and one week, during the peak of the Gray Whale migration, volunteers are available at Ecola State Park to help visitors spot whales during the coast-wide Whale Watching Spoken Here program. Hike the rainforest, watch dramatic weather from a viewpoint, walk the beach, go surfing, enjoy a spa retreat, splurge on a massage, slip into a steamy hot tub, enjoy a candlelit dinner or savor a bowl of chowder. Special events include Haystack Holidays in December and the end of the season is marked by the Cannon Beach Yoga Festival and Savor Cannon Beach Wine and Culinary festival in March. Your winter visit can be a quiet getaway where you rarely leave your room or the ultimate outdoor adventure.

Spring to Life

A spectacular season for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike through a moss-draped rainforest, watch puffins on Haystack Rock or explore the colorful life in the tidepools as low seasonal tides reveal natural wonders. Wildflowers


bloom in coastal meadows, woodlands, bluffs and beaches. Birdwatchers can observe crowded colonies of common murres on the aptly named “Bird Rocks” off the north end of Cannon Beach and many other varieties of nesting seabirds. Puffins arrive at Haystack Rock in April and can be seen throughout spring while dozens of varieties of migrating shorebirds make surprise appearances. Large numbers of pelicans begin arriving in Spring and the giant birds will stay and entertain beach goers through fall. Herds of Roosevelt Elk are frequently seen in meadows and woodland areas. Gray Whales migrate just offshore in mid-March to mid-April and, for one week during the peak of the migration, the statewide Whale Watching Spoken Here program features volunteers at Ecola State Park to assist visitors in spotting whales. Come for a special event such as the Spring Unveiling arts festival, the Great Oregon Beach Cleanup or celebrate Earth Day and the environment at the annual Twelve Days of Earth Day events.

Fabulous Fall

Sunny skies often linger into fall, extending the season for outdoor activities including kite flying, hiking and surfing. Bird watchers enjoy fall shorebird migrations and growing populations of wintering birds in the estuaries and woodlands. Pelicans can often be seen in large numbers, soaring gracefully just above the surface of the ocean and sometimes diving into the waters with a splash. Herds of elk begin to emerge from the forest shadows and can often be seen grazing in meadows. Dramatic cloud formations, fog and glowing misty scenes attract photographers. Special events include the popular Stormy Weather Arts Festival, three days jam-packed with gallery receptions, guest artists and demonstrations, music and special events. Other fall events include the Great Oregon Fall Beach Cleanup and the mutt-friendly Dog Show on the Beach.

TopTips:1 Book an oceanfront room to watch a storm or see whales during migration seasons.

2 Watch nesting puffins on Haystack Rock early spring through mid-summer.

3 Look for herds of elk at Ecola State Park or Les Shirley Park.

4 Attend Stormy Weather Arts Festival in November.

5 Slip away midweek during the quiet seasons for great rates.

Stormy Weather Arts Festival

Roosevelt Elk

Winter on the beach


2013 CalendarJANUARY 1New Year’s Day Arch Cape DipArch Cape

FEBRUARY 9Casino Night OutCannon Beach(Fundraiser for CB Children’s Center) Ameri-can Legion Hall(503) 436-1040

MARCH 1-3Cannon Beach Annual Yoga FestivalCannonBeachYogaFest ival.com

MARCH 7-10Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival(503) 717-1122SavorCannonBeach.com

MARCH 30SOLVE Great Oregon Spring Beach Cleanup(800) 333-SOLVSolve.org

APRIL 11-22Twelve Days of Earth Day(503) 436-2623CannonBeach.org

APRIL 26-28Astoria-Warrenton Crab, Seafood & Wine FestivalClatsop County Fairgrounds, Astor ia (503) 325-6311OldOregon.com MAY 3-5Spring Unveiling Art Festival(503) 436-2547CBGalleryGroup.com

MAY 2Chef’s Night Out Cannon Beach(Fundraiser for CB Children’s Center) Sur f-sand Resor t (503) 436-1040CannonBeach.org

JUNE 14-16 49th Sandcastle DayCannon Beach(503) 436-2623CannonBeach.org

JUNE 27-30Plein Air & MoreCannon Beach(503) 436-2547CBGalleryGroup.com

JULY 4Fourth of July CelebrationsHoliday Parade & Nor th Coast Symphonic BandCannon Beach(503) 436-2973

JULY 4-7Great Cannon Beach Puffin Watch(503) 436-2623CannonBeach.org

AUGUST 9-11Seaside Amateur Beach Volleyball Tournament(503) 738-6391

AUGUST 24Hood to Coast RelaySeaside Beach Finish Line (503) 292-4626 AUGUST 30-SEPTEMBER 2Palette Puddlers Art ShowChamber Community Hall(503) 436-2623CannonBeach.org

SEPTEMBER 5-8Seaside Wheels 'N' Waves Car ShowDowntown Seaside (503) 717-1914

SEPTEMBER 13-15Cannon Beach Cottage Tour(503) 436-9301CBHistory.org

OCTOBER 6Rock the Beach Run CB Children’s Center 10k & 5k Cannon Beach 503-436-1040CannonBeach.org

Sandcastle Day June 14-16, 2013


Cannon Beach Chamber Annual Supporters

Arch Cape Inn & Retreat

Cannon Beach Property Management

Cannon Beach Vacation Rentals

Coaster Construction

Escape Lodging

Martin Hospitality

Sea Sprite Guest Lodgings

Bank of Astoria

Bronze Coast Gallery

Bruce’s Candy Kitchen

Dena’s Shop On The Corner

See www.cannonbeach.org for the latest calendar of events

OCTOBER 11-13Great Columbia Crossing Walk/RunAstor ia (800) 875-6807OldOregon.com

OCTOBER 19Dog Show at the BeachSur fsand Resor t Cannon Beach (800) 547-6100CannonBeach.org

NOVEMBER 1-326th Stormy Weather Arts FestivalCannon Beach, OR (503) 436-2623

NOVEMBER 11-13Women Only WeekendCannon Beach503-436-2241

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER Haystack HolidaysCannon Beach(503) 436-2623

Haystack Rock Awareness ProgramNature interpret ive programs on the beach at Haystack Rock dur ing day t ime low t ides from May to Labor Day (503) 436-1581

Coaster TheatreA year-round schedule of l ive theater per formances. The 2013 schedule includes:

Veronica’s RoomFebruary 1-February 23

Around The WorldIn 80 DaysMarch 15-Apr il 21

84 Charing Cross Rd.May 3-May 25

A Funny Thing HappenedOn The Way To The ForumJune 21-August 31

The ImportanceOf Being EarnestJuly 12-September 1

Gramercy GhostSeptember 13-October 12

The Holiday MusicalNovember 15-December 29

Stormy Weather Arts Festival November 1-3, 2013

Haystack Holidays November-December

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Cannon Beach offers a complete range of lodging options and styles for you to relax, escape and enjoy the spectacular scenery and

natural attractions of the Oregon Coast and this one-of-kind, picturesque beach town. You can stay in one of the top resorts in the country according to Conde Nast Traveler or, you can discover your own little secret spot, a vacation home or bargain at the beach that fits you to a tee. You’ll find lodging in Cannon Beach that caters to couples, families, groups and many that welcome pets. You can book a room where you are away from the crowds or stay right in the center of the action, steps

Relax and enjoy the priceless view from a world class resort where the ocean greets you from your balcony, discover a classic bungalow style motel or find your own private paradise with a vacation rental home.

Lodging By the Sea

away from great restaurants, pubs, bakeries and art galleries.

Ocean View Resorts

Cannon Beach’s oceanfront resorts range from nationally acclaimed luxury accommodations to those offering casual, family-friendly comforts, many featuring panoramic views that include iconic Haystack Rock. On the oceanfront, just south of Haystack Rock are two of Cannon Beach’s most celebrated resorts, Stephanie Inn and The Ocean Lodge. Stephanie Inn is one of only four resorts in Oregon that was included in Conde

Nast Traveler magazine’s 2012 Gold List of the world’s best resorts and was named one of the 500 best hotels in the world by Travel+Leisure magazine. Stephanie Inn combines the charm and casual elegance of a New England country inn with the sophistication of a boutique resort hotel. Your stay includes complimentary breakfast buffet, an afternoon wine gathering and nightcap service. They also offer four-star dining and spa services on site.

The Ocean Lodge is a modern interpretation of a 1940’s lodge resort with all the modern amenities. The lobby welcomes guests with the warmth of massive Douglas Fir beams and beautiful reclaimed and repurposed hardwood floors, all of which are anchored by a massive two-story river-rock wood-burning fireplace. All guestrooms feature fireplaces, some have Jacuzzi tubs and included with your stay is a light breakfast including a delicious assortment of pastries, fruit, yogurt, cereal and more.

The Hallmark Resort is the closest resort to Haystack Rock, perched on the hillside just north of Cannon Beach’s famous landmark. A winding stairway leads guests to the beach just a short stroll from Haystack’s tidepools. From your oceanfront room, you can observe nesting seabirds including the Rock’s famous colony of Tufted Puffins. Most of Hallmark Resort’s guestrooms are

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oceanfront with spacious walkout balconies. Some offer full kitchens and many have gas fireplaces. The resort features an on-site spa, Elements By the Sea, and an indoor pool. Just to the north is Surfsand Resort, offering stylish, contemporary guest rooms and suites with a serene, tranquil vibe while also catering to the kids and featuring pet-friendly rooms and pet free rooms. The Surfsand features an indoor pool, f itness center, on-site massage rooms and the resort’s Wayfarer Restaurant, offering oceanview dining and room service, is just steps away. At the south end of Cannon Beach, adjacent

to the Tolovana Park Wayside is Tolovana Inn. This multi-building property includes pet friendly suites with complete kitchens, private balconies and fireplaces. The resort features an indoor saltwater pool and fitness center. Next-door is the oceanfront Mo’s restaurant.

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Several oceanfront lodging properties are located in the downtown area of Cannon

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Beach, where you will be just steps away from downtown attractions, restaurants, art galleries and retail shops. Near the 2nd Street beach access, you’ll find four of Cannon Beach’s oceanfront lodging options: Land's End Motel, The Waves, Schooner’s Cove Inn and Webb’s Scenic Surf, each with its own personality. Most rooms at these properties offer views of the ocean at the mouth of Ecola Creek, rainforest-covered Tillamook Head and the Tillamook Rock lighthouse offshore.

Land's End Motel is located right at the beach access steps and offers an outdoor spa and oceanfront terrace available to all guests. Next door is Schooner’s Cove Inn that features a beachfront lawn with barbecues and picnic tables and an oceanfront spa for relaxing and watching the surf. All rooms have kitchens and are pet-free. To the north is The Waves, a complex including a private beach house, semi-private cottages, studios and suites including up to three bedrooms. An oceanfront jetted spa is open to all guests. The Waves is 100 percent pet-free and smoking-free. Next door is Webb's Scenic Surf, a classic oceanfront motel that has been family owned and operated for three generations. All ocean front rooms include fireplaces, decks, lawn and kitchenettes.

Boutique & Unique Accommodations

Several Cannon Beach hotels offer a little something different. Since 1914, the Cannon Beach Hotel offers hotel amenities with B&B charm. Rooms are furnished with four-poster beds, fireplaces and claw-foot soaking tubs. The Courtyard provides a quiet respite tucked away from downtown where each of the 13 units looks out on a private courtyard. Sea Sprite on the Estuary has five suites on three floors that overlook Ecola Creek as it connects with the ocean. Each suite has a private balcony to view the estuary, ocean and wildlife. The owner of Wave Crest Inn opens his home to guests offering ocean view and ocean breeze rooms. No kids, pets or TV here to compromise the serene atmosphere. The chateau-style architecture of the Arch Cape Inn & Retreat lends an air of romance. The inn offers many rooms from a cozy studio to a two-story suite with complimentary three-course gourmet breakfast and afternoon wine and light appetizers. Ecola Creek Lodge brings Cape Cod style to the Oregon coast. The Turret Suite offers a full kitchen, fireplace and dining in the circular turret.


Cottages & Bungalows

McBee Cottages has ten units in two buildings that feature white bead-board interiors and box beamed ceilings in classic Cape Cod style for that classic beach atmosphere. Most cottages have fireplaces and kitchenettes. The Blue Gull Inn merges Spanish style with coastal charm in spacious spa cottages, one and two-bedroom suites and cozy guestrooms. Each cottage is located around a central courtyard with Spanish style fountain and rose garden. At the Hidden Villa Cottages you will find six identical cottages except for the color scheme. Each unit has separate bedroom, full kitchen, living room, bath and fireplace.

Vacation Rentals

There are beautiful houses, townhomes and cottages for rent throughout Cannon Beach. Several property management companies offer accommodations for an intimate retreat, large family vacation and group getaway. You can choose modern accommodations such as the fully furnished townhomes at The Lodges at Cannon Beach that offer two or three bedroom units, state of the art kitchens, laundry, balconies and garages. Cannon

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Beach Vacation Rentals and Cannon Beach Property Managment represent a wide range or rentals from condos to cabins and historic cottages. With Arch Cape Property Services you can choose from a one-bedroom cottage up to a four-bedroom oceanfront home. Need a place for your entourage? The Castle sleeps 14 and is steps from the beach. These rentals are just four miles south of Cannon Beach in Arch Cape.

Campgrounds & RV Parks

To ensure that there is something for everyone visit ing Cannon Beach, this community offers RV and camping options as well, with all of the top ratings and stars you can get. They are immaculately manicured and offer unique services and amenities that put them in a category all their own. Sea Ranch Resort offers full hookups, cabins and tents for travelers. Showers, laundry, spa and general store cover all the basics. The RV Resort at Cannon Beach can put up over 100 RVs plus you’ll find a heated indoor pool and spa. Wright's for Camping offers 19 spacious sites nestled in a stand of old growth trees. The campground has restrooms, showers and laundry and each site has a picnic table and fire ring.

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The vibrant ar t community in Cannon Beach showcases the work of top professional artists working in many styles and media.

Over a dozen galleries feature the work of local artists, emerging talent of Northwest painters and some of the country's most celebrated sculptors. Wander through the galleries for inspiring art in many forms including painting, sculpture, glass, jewelry, ceramics, photography and functional art.

Local Artists

They paint the inspiring scenery. They transform molten glass into elegant and colorful forms. They sculpt and photograph and combine all sorts of materials to create fine works of art. This community immersed in art is home to many successful artists;

Cannon Beach is known as one of the Northwest's top art destinations, offering opportunities to see some of the country's best-known sculptors, as well as local painters, live glass-blowing and much more.

some who have helped define Cannon Beach as one of the Northwest’s best art towns. Jeffrey Hull is one example. The Cannon Beach artist has captured the beauty of his surroundings for over 30 years. Known for his watercolors that portray the many moods of the Pacific Northwest coast in remarkable detail, Jeff also now works in oils. For over 20 years he has displayed his work at Jeffrey Hull Gallery where you can see his original paintings and limited-edition prints. Look for another of Cannon Beach’s most enduring artists in the whimsical building at the corner of Third Street and Hemlock, where you'll find the studio and gallery of Bill Steidel, an integral part of the Cannon Beach arts community since the 1970s. His works reflect a love for nature, birds and a fantastical imagination within a world of dragons and storybook-like characters. You can

watch artists at work at Icefire Glassworks, the working glassblowing studio of Jim Kingwell and Suzanne Kindland. Icefire has also been a Cannon Beach fixture since the 1970s. You will find a wide variety of local artists at White Bird Gallery. White Bird has been a Cannon Beach arts institution since 1971, specializing in fine art and craft by many successful local, regional and newly emerging artists. Grand Kettlewell and Kersti Hamann began showing paintings and ceramics at the gallery when it first opened and are back since the re-opening last year. They also feature encaustics by Susan Simon, oil paintings from Deborah DeWit and Allyn Cantor’s mixed media works often combining oils, acrylics, thread, fabric and leaves. Cannon Beach Gallery in Midtown is operated by the non-profit Cannon Beach Arts Association with monthly changing exhibitions often showcasing local artists. Sesame and Lilies features a large selection of seascapes and birds by local artist Diane Speakman. Other local artists to look for include painter and sculptor Michael Tieman at Haystack Gallery, contemporary painter

In the Galleries

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David Marshall at Modern Villa Gallery and pieces from the late ceramicist Jay Stewart at House of the Potter. The work of local photographer George Vetter can be seen at George Vetter FotoArt in Village Centre.

Sculpture

The ancient art form of sculpture is showcased both in Cannon Beach galleries and on its street corners. Galleries represent the work of some of the most successful sculptors in the country along with local and regional artists whose work is cast in bronze, carved in wood or molded in clay and fired. Visitors will also find several significant public art pieces as they walk through the streets of Cannon Beach. Start your gallery tour at Bronze Coast Gallery, where sculpture is the emphasis. You’ll find the work of more than 20 nationally known sculptors who create work in a wide variety of styles and subject matter. Look closely at David Crawford’s bronze horses and figures and you’ll find many whimsical details and moving parts. Carol Gold’s human figures and animals are minimalistic and

Suzanne KindlandIcefire Glassworks

Mike SmithHaystack Gallery


graceful. Joshua Tobey’s bears and other animals lean toward realist representations yet capture a comical expressiveness. Also look for Nano Lopez’s colorful and whimsical creatures incorporating organic textures and human-made objects. Northwest By Northwest Gallery features the work of several of the region’s top sculptors including Georgia Gerber, known for creating Rachel

the Pig at the Pike Place Market in Seattle and other public works at the Mercer Island Library, Washington Park Zoo and Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland. Gerber’s Tufted Puffins are part of Cannon Beach’s public art exhibition and are displayed in Midtown. Northwest By Northwest also features work by two other artists whose work is displayed publicly in Cannon Beach, Wayne Chabre and Steve Jensen. They also represent acclaimed Native American artist Lillian Pitt, whose works include bronze, ceramic

and cast glass sculpture. Haystack Gallery features figurative bronze sculpture by Cannon Beach artist

Michael T ieman and abstract wildlife sculptures by Ned Block,

who is new to the gal lery. DragonFire Gallery features the abstract stylized horse sculptures by Sandra Graves and organic designs and kimono shapes in hammered copper wall sculptures by Catherine Foster. White Bird Gallery showcases sculptural works by Robin and John Gumaelius, whose earthenware and steel sculptures often combine human faces merged with stylized birds in complex assemblage pieces. Primary Elements Gallery also features several sculptors including the human figurative work of Steve Gevurtz.

Painting

Their styles range from detailed realist scenes to bold abstracts and exciting contemporary and impressionist visions. The painters featured in Cannon Beach galleries promise to inspire any art lover. Local artists like Jeffrey Hull capture the beautiful scenery of the Oregon Coast, regional artists like Chuck Gumpert push the boundaries of art with bold abstract works and some of the nation’s top artists, like Steve Hanks, render scenes with remarkable realism. DragonFire Gallery, White Bird Gallery and Haystack Gallery each showcase the work

Joshua Tobey,Bronze Coast Gallery

Eric Jacobsen, Northwest By Northwest Gallery Chuck Gumpert, DragonFire Gallery


of more than 20 painters working in all sorts of styles. At DragonFire, the emphasis is on contemporary styles such as Paula Carlson’s abstract representations of landscape and still life, and the bold floral and other subjects created with dyes on silk by Anne Anderson. You’ll also find encaustic works by Rebecca Shapiro. At White Bird Gallery, you’ll find more contemporary painting and work in impressionist and realist styles. Christopher Mathie creates abstract landscapes with colors found in nature and Robert Schlegel’s houses and birds are a more contemporary take on impressionist style. Paula Blackwell creates atmospheric landscapes using oils, pigments and layers of bees wax for her encaustic works. The gallery also features watercolor paintings by Scott Johnson and abstract landscapes in oil by Randall Tipton. Haystack Gallery represents Pacific Northwest artist John Ebner, known for his moody watercolor landscapes depicting Northwest scenes. You’ll also find mixed media abstract pieces by nationally known Pat Lambrecht-Hould, Mike Smith’s scenes of Americana captured in his signature folk art style, and Sally O’Neill’s colorful scenes and florals in oil. Michael Schlicting creates landscapes using a combination of

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abstract and realistic interpretations that he describes as creative realism. Bronze Coast Gallery features large scenic works by Hans Schiebold. Schiebold uses a unique style and media to create thickly textured large-scale impressionist landscapes. You’ll also see the unique work of Nathan Bennett, who creates luminous works on patinated bronze plates. Make the rounds through all the galleries to ensure you don’t miss any of the exciting individual styles and techniques painters use to capture an endless variety of subjects, all awaiting the art lover in Cannon Beach.

Ceramic Arts

Modern artists continue to experiment and expand on one of civilization’s oldest art forms. Cannon Beach galleries showcase ceramic arts that range from purely decorative works to carefully handcrafted functional pieces for your table. At House of the Potter, Chris Johnson's hand-thrown stoneware pottery includes functional and decorative one-of-a-kind pieces. At DragonFire Gallery, William Richards’ table lamps combine sculptural ceramic bases with handmade shades. Walt Bensman creates ceramic wall landscapes and vessels with wooden handles. The gallery also features brightly glazed and textured platters by Matthew Patton. White Bird Gallery features the work of several ceramic artists. You’ll find human figurative pieces by Karen Kargianis that have the look of unearthed relics and Randolph Silver’s works that feature patina resembling rust on vessels inspired by industrial machinery. Boni and Dave Deal’s raku pieces incorporate Northwest flora and fauna motifs. Northwest By Northwest Gallery features work by several of the Northwest’s most successful ceramic artists including decorative wall pieces and sculptural teapots with richly colored matte glazes by Patrick Horsley. Natalie Warrens’ bowls, vases and teapots are colorfully decorated and feature a highly glazed finish. Original ceramic masks and spiritual figures by noted Native American artist Lillian Pitt are also featured.

Photography

For 30 years, Christopher Burkett has used only traditional photography techniques to become one of the country’s top fine art landscape photographers. Scott Peck uses elaborate studio staging, meticulous lighting and digital processes to create his fine art images. Cannon Beach resident George Vetter photographs the beauty of Cannon Beach and scenes from across the country.


These are just a few examples of artists you will discover in Cannon Beach galleries who use the lens and their personal point of view as their medium. Burkett’s large format images are featured in nearly 20 galleries from New York to Carmel, California including Cannon Beach’s Northwest By Northwest Gallery. Peck’s still life images, often vibrant florals, can be seen at Bronze Coast Gallery. Vetter’s scenics are available at George Vetter FotoArt. Photography appreciators will also want to visit DragonFire Gallery, which features several photographers including remarkable wave photos by Clark Little. Large format scenic images of Cannon Beach and Northwest landscapes by Ron Keebler have been featured at Oregon Gallery for over 20 years.

Artisan Jewelry

Jewelry makes a can’t-miss gift, the perfect indulgence or lasting remembrance of your visit to Cannon Beach. Exquisite works ranging from one-of-a-kind creations by local and regional artists to stunning works by national designers are featured in Cannon Beach galleries and jewelry stores. Cannon Beach jewelry designer Sharon Amber creates one-of-a-kind pieces in gold and platinum with exotic pearls, precious and semi-precious gemstones and carved beach pebbles. Her work can be seen at Jewelry by Sharon Amber upstairs in Sandpiper Square. At DragonFire Gallery, look for the work of Deb Steele who creates organic designs in fine silver. Bronze Coast Gallery features jewelry designs in cast bronze and silver by Robert Rogers. Cannon Beach jewelry store Golden Whale features an array of choices from nationally known designers in both precious and semi-precious materials. Also look for varied choices in jewelry by regional artists at White Bird Gallery, Northwest By Northwest Gallery and Haystack Gallery.

Art Glass

In their Cannon Beach studio, just a few blocks south of downtown, glassblowers Jim K ingwel l and Suzanne K indland coax glowing-hot pieces of glass into colorful works of art. Icefire Glassworks has literally been one of Cannon Beach’s hottest attractions since 1972. Kingwell and Kindland often make art with an audience watching. Windows separate the gallery observation area from their glass blowing work area. Both artists make this challenging medium look easy, when a few seconds, a few degrees or the wrong move can be the

Boni & Dave Deal,White Bird Gallery

Christopher Burkett,

Northwest By Northwest Gallery


difference between exquisite art and broken shards of glass on the studio floor. Kingwell has been involved in the modern glass art movement for 40 years and Kindland has been blowing glass for over 17 years. The Icefire artists were featured in an episode of Oregon Public Broadcasting’s “Oregon Art Beat.” Admirers of art glass will also want to explore Cannon Beach galleries who feature the work of more glass artists. Northwest By Northwest Gallery features work by glassblower James Nowak who creates large pieces using the Italian Murini technique encasing intricately detailed colorful designs into his work. You’ll also find Duane Dahl’s bowls and platters that feature slumped glass over river rock; and cast glass masks and traditional spiritual figures by Lillian Pitt. At DragonFire Gallery you’ll find Ann Cavanaugh’s contemporary fused glass landscapes and abstracts and blown glass by Kyle Kraiter. Glass artist Kelly Howard creates blown glass pieces with techniques resulting in unique textures on the surface of many of her works. White Bird Gallery features blown glass by several artists including Todd McLure who creates contemporary vessels that allude to the female form, intricate lidded containers featuring organic designs by Josh Rodine and blown glass sculptures in simple abstract compositions by Jeremy Newman and Allison Ciancibelli.

TopTips:1 See live glassblowing and great art glass in the galleries.

2 Attend an arts festival to see new work and meet the artists.

3 Watch for changing monthly exhibits and artists receptions.

4 Find functional art in the galleries ranging from lamps to clocks and tableware.

5 Discover painting styles ranging from realist to abstract and impressionist.

Jim Kingwell,Icefire Glassworks

William Richards, DragonFire Gallery

Jeffrey Hull,

Jeffrey Hull Gallery


Within a few short blocks in downtown Cannon Beach, you can wander in and out of art galleries, specialty stores

and boutiques housed in shingle-sided coastal cottages and brick paved courtyard complexes. Winding garden pathways lead to all kinds of delightful discoveries of clothing, jewelry, décor, outdoor gear and lots of candy and confections.

Apparel

Cannon Beach apparel stores offer clothing to suit nearly any taste in fashion. Dena's Shop on the Corner is smart and sassy with an emphasis on fashions for women 25 and older with lines like Not Your Mother’s Jeans and Ilse Jacobsen. Across the street at La Luna Loca, you'll dive into a world of color and original designs by Kathy Kleczek. Artisan-made clothing, sarongs and jewelry are gathered

Discover Cannon Beach's many small specialty stores, boutiques and art galleries set amongst colorful courtyards and quaint alleyways in this village by the sea.

Shopper's Paradise

the world over for this shop. If comfort and casual is more your style, Maggie & Henry should definitely be one of your stops, featuring natural clothing lines for men and women from OC Cotton, Two Dog Island and Sea Breeze. Leather is always in fashion and that's why Cannon Beach Leather has been a fixture here for 30 years with brand name items including Brighton, Kenneth Cole and Cole Haan. Cannon Beach even offers canine couture at Puppy Love by the Sea. You’ll find raincoats, fashion sweaters, sweatshirts and

graphic tees for your four-legged friends.

Jewelry Exquisite jewelry pieces by local and regional artists, as well as pieces by national designers are featured in Cannon Beach galleries and jewelry stores.

Jewel ry designer Sharon Amber creates original pieces

in gold and platinum with exotic pearls, precious and semi-precious gemstones and carved beach pebbles at Jewelry by Sharon

Amber. Golden Whale Jewelry sells pieces from nationally known designers in both precious and semi-precious materials with a focus on Opals and Tanzanite. Own your own piece of history from Cannon Beach Treasure Company, now located at a new, larger location, where sunken treasure coins are made into one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces. At DragonFire Gallery you’ll find the work of Deb Steele who creates organic designs in fine silver. Jewelry designs in cast bronze and silver by Robert Rogers are featured at Bronze Coast Gallery. Also look for varied choices in jewelry by regional artists at White Bird Gallery, Northwest By Northwest Gallery and Haystack Gallery. Jewelry makes a can’t-miss gift, the perfect indulgence or lasting remembrance of your visit to Cannon Beach.

Décor

Whether you are looking for pieces with a kitschy or classic vibe, Cannon Beach home décor stores offer that special piece to inspire or complete your interior. From furnishings and art to accessories and accents, decorating your spaces has never been easier. Sesame and Lilies is a can’t miss shopping experience with two floors and over a dozen showrooms featuring a wide selection of large furniture pieces, antiques and linens plus a gallery featuring


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ocean/sea grass paintings by owner Diane Speakman. Found is a mercantile of treasures for your home and garden featuring over 15 local artists and many vintage, salvaged and repurposed treasures. Yuletides, in a new location at The Landing, features Christmas décor every day of the year. New to Cannon Beach this year is Fruffels, a décor and design store with a focus on the luxurious. At Fruffels, you’ll find everything from French linens to fine chocolates and fine gifts for him or her.

Surf & Outdoor

Cannon Beach offers the setting for outdoor activities that can be enjoyed year-round and all the gear you need. Cannon Beach Surf stocks everything from serious surfing gear to toys for fun in the sand. They have lots of clothing too and you can rent equipment and take lessons. Cleanline Surf Shop offers equipment rentals, lessons and repairs. They also carry a large selection of surfboards and wetsuits. Whether you board on snow, concrete, or surf, they have the gear, clothing, and accessories you need. Mike's Bike Shop supplies cyclists with gear and clothing for all-weather and all-terrain biking

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experiences. Travelers can also rent bikes to get around town. Whatever your surfing and biking needs may be, the gear is here.

Candy

From that classic seashore treat saltwater taffy to fine chocolates, a trip to Cannon Beach can always be a sweet experience. You’ll find long established candy makers and new ones cultivating confections for all manner of connoisseurs. Bruce's Candy Kitchen has been operated by the same family for four generations. In addition to handmade chocolates and caramel corn confections, Bruce’s makes award-winning saltwater taffy and employs vintage taffy-pulling and wrapping machines that have awed customers for generations. At the Picnic Basket you’ll find taffy, fudge and dozens of flavors of Tillamook ice cream. Visitors are invited to discover the world through chocolate at the Chocolate Cafe. In addition to 125 chocolates from around the world, you'll also find a full display of Moonstruck Chocolates, rich indulgent hot chocolate and milk shakes. From cotton candy to cacao, Cannon Beach will satisfy the most discerning sweet tooth.

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Whether you’re looking for a dinner that is a memorable ex per ience for a spec ia l occasion or a simple, family

friendly meal, Cannon Beach restaurants offer the fare and atmosphere to satisfy a wide range of discriminating diners. You can savor a romantic candlelit dinner in an intimate setting, eat fish and chips on an outdoor patio with your dog at your side, or watch

Eat it UpCulinary aficionados and casual diners alike will appreciate the coastal dining experiences offered in this village by the sea.

and interact with the chef as he prepares your multi-course meal. Your dining options range from fine dining to beach casual with restaurants, pubs and small cafes serving seafood, steaks, burgers, sandwiches, sushi and vegetarian dishes.

Seafood & SteaksNot surprisingly, many Cannon Beach visitors come seeking fresh Pacific seafood.

Buttery-rich salmon, redolent of the sea and delicately flavored crab, razor clams, halibut, oysters and shrimp sparkle with sweet, clean oceanic flavors. You can enjoy these delicacies whether you are looking for the ultimate in fine dining or order-at-the-counter casual. Since the 1940s, the Driftwood Inn has been serving working folks just plain good food and is still known today for fresh seafood prepared simply and traditionally including wild Northwest salmon filet, razor clams and Willapa Bay oysters. Salmon is simply basted in butter and char-broiled to perfection, available as a dinner or a topping for a Caesar salad.

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Crab and Shrimp Louie salads let nothing get in the way of tasting the delicate flavors. For a little more of a twist, halibut is baked in a creamy dill sauce and a Dungeness Crab casserole is rich with cheddar cheese and Parmesan. At the Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge you can enjoy ocean views and seafood entrees that include innovative preparations such as potato-crusted halibut, cedar-planked honey-mustard salmon and Oregon hazelnut-seared Rex sole. For the ultimate in casual seafood dining, check out Ecola Seafood Market, a retail seafood counter and casual restaurant. They offer fresh seafood entrees from their own catch,

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plus clam chowder, crab or shrimp cocktails and seafood burgers. Seafood lovers will also find East meets West at Fishes Sushi & Japanese Cuisine featuring sushi, sashimi, teriyaki and tempura dishes.

If you or someone in your party prefers a meal with a more meat and potato style, that’s not a problem. Visitors will find a fair number of places to enjoy a great steak. With classic steakhouse style, the Driftwood keeps it simple with hand-cut steaks done without frills served on a sizzling stainless platter. At Lumberyard Rotisserie & Grill, dig in to a spice rubbed and grilled Black Angus steak with home style mashed potatoes and Madeira sauce or choose the Waygu top sirloin. If you want your steak and seafood too, top it with warm buttered crab. Wayfarer offers a grilled filet mignon with a classic glace de viande and a Waygu Porterhouse topped with garlic bacon compound butter.

Fine Dining Experiences

Here at the edge of the ocean, highly acclaimed chefs use fresh local ingredients to create innovative and classically inspired dishes. Many Cannon Beach restaurants take advantage of the regional specialties available to create changing menus based on


the top quality seasonal products available at the peak of freshness. At the Stephanie Inn Dining Room reservations are a must to experience the nightly four-course dinner featuring changing menus that feature the freshest in seasonal ingredients. Newman’s at 988 is a cozy dining room in a converted beach cottage, white table cloths and a James Beard House recognized chef serving classic French Ital ian cuisine and featuring both an ala carte menu and a nightly prix fixe four-course chef's menu. Menu favorites include lobster ravioli, marinated rack of lamb and duck breast with a truffle oil drizzle. At EVOO Cannon Beach Cooking School, picture yourself among the guests gathered around the chef’s stove-top bar as you watch your dinner being prepared, usually featuring multiple entrees paired with wines, followed by a great dessert, always an active and entertaining dining experience.

Outdoor and View Dining

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at several Cannon Beach restaurants. Grab a seat on the deck at the Driftwood Inn, Bill’s Tavern & Brewhouse or the patio at Local Grill and Scoop for downtown views. Enjoy the garden settings at The Lumberyard or Warren House Pub. At The Wayfarer and Mo’s you’ll even find oceanfront seating outdoors. Some of these outdoor dining areas will allow well-behaved dogs to join you. For a view of the ocean and Haystack Rock during your meal, you can choose from the upscale setting and exciting menu offerings of the The Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge or choose the ultimate in fish shack chic at Mo’s. Many of the tables at The Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge offer ocean views and a corner booth practically sits on the beach access with a nice view of Haystack Rock. Mo’s Restaurant features a priceless view from an oceanfront wall of windows while the atmosphere remains casual with wooden benches and classic fare from chowder and fish and chips to seafood sandwiches and salads.

Casual Dining & Pubs

If you’re feeding the family or just looking for a casual meal, several Cannon Beach restaurants specialize in pleasing a full range of palates. Pig N Pancake offers an extensive

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menu for breakfast and lunch with breakfast items available all day. Morris’ Fireside Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with an emphasis on Northwest in its unique hand-hewn log building with a large river rock fireplace in the center of the dining room. Local Grill and Scoop also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with dishes ranging from seafood to pizza and Mexican dishes with homemade dessert and ice cream if you clean your plate. For breakfast with more of a fine dining flair, Wayfarer serves options ranging from omelets featuring wild mushrooms and Oregon’s famous Rogue River blue cheese to razor clams and eggs or a crab cake Benedict. For a sandwich with fashionable style, find Seasons Café. Cannon Beach’s pubs offer casual settings, sandwiches, burgers and other crowd-pleasing fare. The Lumberyard features big burgers and delicious battered fries and Bill’s Tavern & Brewhouse and the Warren House Pub offer casual favorites and beer, brewed right here in Cannon Beach.

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The exchange of vows by the seashore accompanied by coastal breezes and sounds of the surf is the ultimate in romance for many

bridal couples, and Cannon Beach offers it all and more. Imagine that same backdrop for your birthday or anniversary celebration or reunion. Start new traditions at the beach by celebrating your anniversary, a milestone birthday or gathering your family or club for a fun-filled reunion. Cannon Beach has many amenities and services to help you plan

Cannon Beach is a can't-miss destination for wedding celebrations. It is also a memorable place to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, reunions and holidays. Come visit and create your own special occasion.

Celebrations & Romance

an event whether it is for two or 200. The same people who can help plan a wedding celebration are also on hand to help you with all of your other celebration needs. There are florists, professional photographers, caterers and great places for parties in and around Cannon Beach.

Cannon Beach Florist can provide for your complete floral needs and, with their years of experience, can offer wedding consultations. Award-winning master photographer

Lisa Lamping will record your celebration memories indoors and out. You can schedule a session in her full-service portrait studio or use Haystack Rock and the Pacific Ocean as the backdrop.

Many Cannon Beach hotels and restaurants offer meeting and banquet rooms for special events with catering and other group services available. At the south end of Cannon Beach, Tolovana Inn features 1200 square feet of meeting space that can comfortably hold 160, and there is on-site catering available or use of a full kitchen. The Inn also offers oceanview rooms and suites to accommodate your party. At Hallmark Inn & Resort in addition to luxury oceanfront accommodations there are three

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meeting rooms for 25-105 for banquet seating or 35-140 for theater style. Beach homes for six to 10 people are also available through Hallmark. The Ocean Lodge is a nostalgic oceanfront hotel with a banquet room for 25-30 and offers catering while the Surfsand Resort Ballroom can accommodate 200 and has its own kitchen. See the lodging and dining listings for more businesses with meeting rooms. The Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce also offers rental of the Cannon Beach Community Hall located downtown, next to the Information Center and City Park. The Community Hall accommodates up to 125 people. The facility includes a kitchen, deck, fireplace and room for dining and dancing. Public parking is available nearby. For information, call (503) 436-2623.

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ATTRACTIONSGlass BlowingIcefire GlassworksThe live glassblowing studio of Cannon Beach artists Jim Kingwell and Suzanne Kindland features a viewing area where you can watch the artist at work.Corner of Hemlock and Gower, PO Box 382(503) 436-2359, [email protected]

Horseback RidingSea Ranch Stables/TUMI Enterprises, Inc.Come and ride our friendly horses down to the beach! Make reservations in person at the stables, in the rear of the Sea Ranch RV Resort. Drop-ins welcome. Mid-May to Labor Day, 9am-4:30pm.415 Fir St, [email protected]

Near Cannon BeachOregon Beach RidesPO Box 186, Nehalem (971) 237-6653

Live TheaterCoaster Theatre PlayhouseCelebrating 41 years of live theatre, Coaster Theatre Playhouse presents a year-round season of plays, musicals, readers theatre, concerts and educational programming. For more information, call the Box Office or visit us online.108 N Hemlock (503)436-1242, www.coastertheatre.com

MuseumsCannon Beach History Center and MuseumDiscover the hidden treasures of Cannon Beach at this museum, where history comes to life! The museum offers interactive children’s exhibits, a Native American longhouse, the original Cannon Beach cannon, and more. It’s fun for the whole family! Free admission.1387 S Spruce St (503) 436-9301, www.cbhistory.org

Lost Art of Nursing MuseumCome see paintings, WWI & II posters, Red Cross memorabilia , magazine covers, adver t isements, poems, sheet music, books, dolls, and toys that celebrate nursing. Open Saturday afternoons or by appointment, May thru September. Free admission.3285 S. Hemlock(301) 208-8060, www.pronurse.com

Near Cannon BeachColumbia River Maritime Museum1792 Marine Dr, Astoria (503) 325-2323

Garibaldi Museum-Maritime History112 Garibaldi Ave, Garibaldi (503) 322-8411

RecreationFamily FUNcycles1160 S Hemlock (503) 436-2247

Near Cannon BeachSeaside AquariumSee live exhibits featuring regional marine life including the Pacific Octopus, Wolf Eel and giant Sunflower Starfish! See the 35-foot Gray Whale skeleton and learn more about Northwest sea life in the hands-on discovery center.200 N Prom (503) 738-6211, www.seasideaquarium.com

Discover Paragliding!91648 Schaffer Dr, Warrenton (503) 861-2772

Family Fun Park85911 Highway 101, Seaside (503) 738-2076

High Life Adventures, LLC33136 SE Highway 105, Warrenton (503) 861-9875

NW Women's Surf Camps, LLCPO Box 425, Seaside (503) 440-5782

Seaside Helicopters85913 Hwy 101, Seaside (503) 440-4123

Sunset Empire Park & Recreation District1140 E Broadway, Seaside (503) 738-3311

SpasElements By the Sea-Spa Hallmark Resort Indulge in the peaceful fundamentals of feng shui, aromatherapy and the essential elements. Let us take you on an extraordinary sensory journey with treatments designed to restore your signature balance, using creative and advanced techniques that will nurture your entire being. Please call for appointments, open daily.Hallmark Resort, 1400 S. Hemlock, (503) 436-0366(888) 448-4449, www.elementsbythesea.com

Sundance Wellness CenterSundance Wellness Center at Sea Ranch Resort offers massage, a Finnish-style sauna and acupuncture services. Book your pr ivate appointment at the registration office or Sundance General Store.415 Fir St, PO Box 214(503) 436-2815, www.searanchrv.com

Cannon Beach Spa232 N Spruce (503) 436-8772

Near Cannon BeachSpa Manzanita144 Laneda Ave, Manzanita (503) 368-4777

ARTArt GalleriesBronze Coast GallerySpecializing in bronze sculpture, the gallery represents regional and nationally recognized artists. As one of the premier fine art galleries in Cannon Beach for twenty years, we offer a variety of sculpture, painting and photography.224 N Hemlock, Ste 2, The Landing (503) 436-1055, www.bronzecoastgallery.com

DragonFire GalleryDiverse contemporary gallery focusing on affordable or igina l Nor thwest ar t . The common thread is distinctive individuality in all media including paint, glass, metal, encaustic and fiber. Let us help you find your first original piece or the cornerstone of your collection.Corner of First and Hemlock (503) 436-1533(888)-436-1532, www.DragonFireStudio.com

Haystack GalleryOriginal oil and watercolors, giclées, limited editions, bronze and metal sculpture, hand-made jewelry and etchings by Northwest and national artists including Steve Hanks, Rie Munoz, Frogman, John Ebner, Pino and Sean Conrad. Open daily, established 1977.183 N Hemlock, P O Box 12 (503) 436-2547www.haystackgallery.com, [email protected]

House of the PotterFeatur ing pot ter y by Jay S tewar t s ince 1979. Specializing in hand-thrown production stoneware: dinnerware, bakeware, canisters and a full line of decorative pieces. His signature pieces, the “pansy pot” and the Cannon Beach mug, are collected world wide.232 N Spruce, Cannon Beach Spa Bldg(503) 436-2504, www.houseofthepotter.com

Icefire GlassworksFine blown glass since 1971. A hot shop and glass gallery featuring original vases, bowls and sculptural forms by Jim Kingwell, Suzanne Kindland, Michelle Kaptur and Mark Gordon. Glass jewelry by Pamela Juett. 10am to 5pm, Thursday through Monday.Corner of Hemlock and Gower, PO Box 382(503) 436-2359, [email protected]

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Jeffrey Hull GalleryPainting our coast for 40 years, Jeffrey exhibits year-round in this spacious second floor gallery. Open 7 days a week with original paintings, giclée and lithograph prints.172 N Hemlock, Ste 24, Sandpiper Square(503) 436-2600, (888) 436-2606, www.hullgallery.com

Jewelry by Sharon Amber Fine handmade jewelry in gold and platinum with rare gemstones and Amber’s own hand carved beach pebbles form elegant and original jewelry. Main floor in Sandpiper Square. 172 N Hemlock St. #7, Sandpiper Square(503) 436-1494, www.sharonamber.com

Northwest By Northwest GalleryNorthwest By Northwest Gallery Established 1987. Original NW Fine Art. Christopher Burkett Photography. Eric Jacobsen Oils. Public Sculpture in Cannon Beach; Wayne Chabre, Steve Jensen, Alisa Looney, Georgia Gerber & Lillian Pitt.232 N Spruce, PO Box 1021, (503) 436-0741, (800) 494-0741www.nwbynwgallery.com, [email protected]

Oregon GalleryFeaturing Ron Keebler large format photography, wall decór and gifts from over 100 Oregon artisans.223 N Hemlock (503) 436-0817, www.oregongallery.com

White Bird GalleryExhibiting fine art and contemporary craft since 1971, White Bird helped develop Cannon Beach’s thriving art community. Representing local and northwest artists, seasonally changing exhibitions featuring paintings, prints, sculpture, glass, ceramics and jewelry. Calendar available on website.251 N Hemlock (503) 436-2681www.whitebirdgallery.com, [email protected]

Art By Bilodeaux(360) 269-3815

George Vetter FotoArt231 N Hemlock St, Village Centre (503) 739-1415

Modern Villa Gallery224 N Hemlock Suite 6 - The Landing (503) 436-2428

Primary Elements Gallery172 N Hemlock - Sandpiper Square # 25 (503) 436-0220

Arts OrganizationsCannon Beach Gallery GroupFor more information about Spring Unveiling Ar t Festival, Plein Air and More and the Stormy Weather Arts Festival events, please check our website.(503) 436-2359, [email protected]

Cannon Beach Arts Association1064 S Hemlock St (503) 436-0744

Tolovana Arts ColonyPO Box 65 (503) 436-2868

Near Cannon BeachPalette Puddlers91736 Highway 104, Warrenton (503) 861-1428

SHOPPINGAntiquesButler Did It, The124 N Hemlock St (503) 436-2598

Found - Cannon Beach1287 S Hemlock St (503) 436-1812

ApparelCannon Beach LeatherFeaturing fine leather jackets and accessories for men and women since 1980. Including Brighton, Remy, Andrew Marc, Kenneth Cole, and Cole Haan. Open everyday.239 N Hemlock (503) 436-0208

La Luna LocaStep into the warmth of the world’s markets and explore unique handcrafted garments, jewelry and treasures for your home. Creative garb for women and men; it’s the shop you come back to on every visit!107 N Hemlock St (503) 436-0774, www.lalunaloca.com

Maggie and HenryCombining two apparel stores for men and women gives you a unique and wonderful shopping experience. We offer the best in customer service and product (Cut Loose, OC Cotton, Tribal). Make yourself comfortable. Simply put – it’s different here.170 N Hemlock, Sandpiper Square(503) 436-1718, www.maggieandhenry.com SeaSoles Shoe BoutiqueSeaSoles is the fashion footwear destination of the North Coast! We feature a large variety of women’s well-known brands, with styles from dress to sporty to casual. SeaSoles also carries handbags and socks from Pacific Northwest designers.139 W. 2nd St. Suite #4(503) 436-9033, www.seasoles.com

Cannon Beach Clothing Company198 Hemlock St (503) 436-1919

Chillin' at the Beach163 2nd St (503) 436-2260

Dena’s Shop on the Corner123 S Hemlock (503) 436-1275

Organic Boutique139 West 2nd St (503) 436-4199

BicyclesMike’s Bike ShopFuncycle and cruiser rentals for the beach. Hybrid, mountain and road bike rentals available daily and weekly. Offering a wide selection of Specialized™ & Electra™ bicycles, cycling clothing and accessories. Oregon Coast’s premier bicycle shop since 1974. Sales, service, rentals.248 N Spruce (503) 436-1266(800) 492-1266, www.mikesbike.com

BooksCannon Beach Book CompanyA browser’s paradise for book lovers, showcasing the finest in current fiction and non-fiction, a reader’s backlist, mysteries, children’s books, regional gems and art supplies.130 N Hemlock, Suite 2 (503) 436-1301www.cannonbeachbooks.com, [email protected]

Sweets & ChocolateBruce’s Candy KitchenA walk down main street is not complete without stopping at Bruce’s Candy Kitchen. Watch us make saltwater taffy. Featuring homemade treats, hand-dipped chocolates, caramel corn, fudge, peanut brittle, caramel apples, plus licorices, gummies, novelty candies...Life’s sweet at Bruce’s!256 N Hemlock, PO Box 577(503) 436-2641, www.brucescandy.com

The Picnic Basket Fresh fudge, taffy, frozen yogurt, Tillamook ice cream, elephant ears, espresso bar for all your shopping needs. Our Food Nook offers burgers, chicken burgers and halibut burgers, hot dogs, fresh dipped corn dogs, chili and more. Call ahead for to-go orders.144 N Hemlock (503) 436-1470 www.picnicbasketnw.com

Gifts & Home DécorBasketcaseHome décor and gift items for that one of a kind find for the discriminating eye. Boutique style with a trendy beach chic twist. Come explore our cozy corner of Cannon Beach and enjoy an espresso or treat in our new coffee bar!123 S Hemlock, (503) 436-2106www.cannonbeachflorist.com, [email protected]

DragonFire GalleryExpress your own sense of style or choose the perfect gift for a loved one from our affordable Northwest artists: jewelry, eclectic clocks, blown glass garden art, raku lamps, stoneware platters, knitted wear, graphite writing sculpture, glass décor and more.Corner of First and Hemlock, (503) 436-1533(888) 436-1532, www.DragonFireStudio.com

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Dreams & DiscoveriesA rare tradition with a new vision. Hand-selected objet d’art, jewelry, and Disney collectibles carefully curated from artisans across the US and international arts community focusing on uniquely crafted pieces to delight the senses.224 N. Hemlock St, (503) 436-4090www.facebook.com/dreamsanddiscoveries

Northwest By Northwest GalleryA vision & philosophy of the real cultural value of original art. An appreciation of technique & craft define the gallery since 1987. Fine American craftsmanship in home furnishings. Georgia Gerber bronze. Thoughtful gifting.232 N Spruce, PO Box 1021, (503) 436-0741, (800) 494-0741www.nwbynwgallery.com, [email protected]

Sesame and LiliesSesame and Lilies is a interior decor shop that offers a variety of furniture, antiques, lamps and table-top, mixed with bedding, linens and bath accessories. We also feature ocean/seagrass paintings by Diane Speakman.183 N Hemlock St. #5, (503) 436-2027www.sesameandlilies.com

Fruffels 140 S Hemlock St (503) 436-4160

Good Life Shop, The123 S Hemlock St #102 (503) 436-9806

Yuletides Christmas Shop224 N Hemlock St, The Landing (503) 436-2565

Near Cannon BeachSeaside Aquarium Gift ShopThe perfect place to find that extra special souvenir of ocean theme items.200 N Prom (503) 738-6211, www.seasideaquarium.com

GroceriesSurfcrest MarketWe have a little bit of everything! A nice variety of groceries, large wine selection, pharmaceuticals, movie rentals, beach toys, cigars, faxes, copies, postal service, ATM, firewood bundles, “S’mores on the Beach” packages and more!3140 S Hemlock (503) 436-1189

CB Beach Store1088 S Hemlock St (503) 436-0251

Mariner Market139 N Hemlock St (503) 436-2442

Near Cannon BeachCostco Wholesale # 1021804 SE Ensign Lane, Warrenton (503) 338-4101

JewelryCannon Beach Treasure CompanyGenuine treasure coins, jewelry and artifacts from the Spanish Main and beyond; many salvaged personally by owners Robert and April Knecht. Find lost treasures and treasure jewelry created by April for every age, taste and budget. Come check out our new location!148 N Hemlock, Suite A, (503) 436-1626 www.CannonBeachTreasure.com

Golden Whale JewelryWe carry a large selection of internationally recognized quality jewelry in stunning 18k and 14k gold designs featuring Opal and Tanzanite.194 N Hemlock (503) 436-1166(800) 548-3918, www.goldenwhalejewelry.com

Jewelry by Sharon Amber Fine handmade jewelry in gold and platinum with rare gemstones and Amber’s own hand carved beach pebbles form elegant and original jewelry. Main floor in Sandpiper Square.172 N Hemlock St. #7, Sandpiper Square(503) 436-1494, www.sharonamber.com

Northwest By Northwest GalleryPublic Sculpture to private statement. Columbia River rock art (petroglyph) jewelry of Native American icon, sculptor Lillian Pitt. Alisa Looney enamels one of a kind jewelry. Both artists, permanent Cannon Beach Sculpture Collection.232 N Spruce, PO Box 1021, (503) 436-0741, (800) 494-0741www.nwbynwgallery.com, [email protected]

Liquor & WineThe Wine ShackExtensive selection of wine with a focus on Oregon and Washington’s best. Regular wine tastings in our tasting room and our tasting room is available for private events.124 N. Hemlock, (503) 436-1100, www.beachwine.com

Cannon Beach Distillery255 N Hemlock St (503) 436-0301

Near Cannon BeachNehalem Bay Winery34965 Highway 53, Nehalem (503) 368-9463

PetsPuppy Love by the SeaPuppy Love by the Sea is a unique shopping experience for dogs and their owners. A wonderful variety of collars, harnesses, toys and clothing for every size dog.271 N Hemlock(503) 436-9800, www.puppylovebythesea.com

Near Cannon BeachFour Paws on the Beach We offer premium pet food, (Taste of the Wild, Natural Balance, Wellness, Merrick, Solid Gold, etc.), organic treats, leashes, collars and toys as well as gifts and art for pets and pet lovers. Located 12 miles south of Cannon Beach.144 Laneda Ave, Manzanita(503) 368-3436, www.fourpawsonthebeach.com

Surf & OutdoorCannon Beach SurfFor everything from serious surfing gear to toys for fun in the sand. Surfboards, skimboards, boogie boards, skateboards, kayaks, wetsuits, sur f accessories, clothing, sandals, sunglasses, watches, beach toys, umbrellas and chairs. Rentals and lessons too.1088 S Hemlock(503) 436-0475, www.cannonbeachsurf.com

Cleanline Surf ShopSur f rental packages, lessons and repairs. The Nor thwest’s largest selection of sur f boards and wetsuits. Snow, kite, skate, SUP, skim and boogie boards. Quality apparel, watches, sunglasses, sandals and UGG boots. The Northwest’s premier coldwater specialists since 1980! Open Daily.60 N Roosevelt Dr (Hwy 101), Seaside (503) 738-7888171 Sunset Blvd, Cannon Beach (503) 436-9726www.cleanlinesurf.com

ToysGeppetto’s Toy Shoppe200 N Hemlock St (503) 436-2467

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DINING

Restaurants

Cannon Beach Hardware & Public HouseHardware supplies, beer on tap and now serving great food. Budweiser, Vortex IPA and owner’s choice. Also light bulbs, drill bits, screws, bolt fasters in stainless steel and brass, gardening tools, camping gear and more. Open daily 9am-6pm, Sunday till 5pm, closed Wednesday.1235 S. Hemlock Street, (503) 436-4086www.cannonbeachhardware.com

Crêpe Neptune $Sweet and savory crepes with fresh and seasonal ingredients that are perfect for breakfast, lunch, quick snack, or light dinner. Gluten & dairy free available. Espresso and fruit smoothies.175 E 2nd St (503) 436-9200, www.crepeneptune.com

Driftwood Restaurant & Lounge $$Serving Cannon Beach since 1944. Come and enjoy the village atmosphere along with some of the finest seafood and steak that Cannon Beach has to offer.179 N Hemlock(503) 436-2439, www.driftwoodcannonbeach.com

Ecola Seafoods $$We’ve been commercial fishing the Pacific Coast for over 36 years. Featuring excellent fish and chips, homemade clam chowder, seafood sandwiches, hamburgers, grilled specials, fish tacos, seafood melts, whole crab dinners, crab and shrimp cocktails. Also visit our market.208 N Spruce & Second, (503) 436-9130

EVOO Cannon Beach $$$Watch and learn while you wine and dine at one of our live Dinner Shows in our intimate demonstration Kitchen-Dining Room. A complete schedule of events is available online.188 S Hemlock St, PO Box 1368(503) 436-8555, www.evoo.biz

Fishes Sushi & Japanese Cuisine $$Restaurant offers sushi, sashimi, salads, tempuraand appetizer items, several vegetarian dishesand Asian-inspired desserts. Reservations arerecommended.240 N Hemlock, 503.436.TUNA (8862)

Local Grill & Scoop $$Experience family dining in a relaxed and friendly environment. Serving seafood, pizza, sandwiches, espresso, beer, wine, ice cream and homemade desserts. Enjoy the weather and your meal on our patio or take it to go.156 N Hemlock (503) 436-9551

Fultano's Cannon Beach Pizza200 N Spruce Suite #3 (503) 436-9717

Mo's at Tolovana195 Warren Way (503) 436-1111

Newmans at 988 988 S Hemlock St (503) 436-1151

Seashore Bagels1188 S Hemlock St (503) 436-1132

Seasons Café255 N Hemlock St (503) 436-1159

Sweet Basil's Café & Wine Bar271 N Hemlock (503) 436-1539

Warren House Pub3301 S Hemlock St (503) 436-1130

Bakeries & EspressoBasketcase - Espresso & Eatery $Proudly featuring Portland Roasting coffee, 2012s Roaster of the year! Our quick “grab and go” menu features sandwiches, salads and pastries that are convenient while enjoying beach time or on a lunch break.123 S Hemlock (503) 436-2106, (800) 611-5826www.cannonbeachflorist.com, [email protected]

Bella Espresso $Featuring our own Bella Roasta Air Roasted coffees, Mighty Leaf Teas, Gourmet Desser ts, Pastr ies, Breakfast Sandwiches, Gelato, fresh Fruit Smoothies and our new Wine Bar featuring select beers along with Oregon and Italian Wines!231 N Hemlock, (503) 436-2595(866) 436-1595, www.bella-espresso.com

Cannon Beach Bakery $Three generations of baking excellence! Home of the world famous Haystack Bread. Authentic Danish pastries by third generation Danish bakers. Custom wedding and special occasion cakes made to order. Now serving soup and sandwiches on Haystack Bread.240 N Hemlock, Coaster Village(503) 436-0399, www.cannonbeachbakery.com

Bella Ristorante231 N Hemlock # 109 (503) 436-0333

Lumberyard Rotisserie & Grill $$Casual, grill-inspired fare for the whole family. Enjoy our rotisserie meats and seafood dishes. Serving lunch and dinner daily, beginning at noon.264 3rd St, (503) 436-0285www.thelumberyardgrill.com, [email protected]

Morris’ Fireside Restaurant $$Breakfast, lunch and dinner served 7 days a week. Tradi t iona l N W cook ing wi th many homemade specialties. Come and enjoy casual dining in our hand hewn log restaurant. Family run, family friendly since 1976.207 N Hemlock (503) 436-2917

Pig ’N Pancake $Everybody loves Pig ‘N Pancake. Thirty-five breakfast varieties served anytime including our own family recipes. The coast’s favorite breakfast spot is now much more than breakfast. Try our delicious soups, chowder, halibut fish & chips, gourmet burgers and more.! Breakfast and lunch.223 S Hemlock (503) 436-2851, www.pignpancake.com

Pizza à fetta $$$By the pie or by the slice, a truly gourmet meal crafted with the finest ingredients. Ranked as one of the top 50 best pizzerias in the US by “Pizza Today Magazine” for the past seven years.231 N Hemlock (503) 436-0333(877) 436-0333, www.pizza-a-fetta.com

Stephanie Inn Dining Room $$$Turn any evening into a special occasion. Four-course dinners are prepared nightly with the freshest ingredients the region has to offer. Call for entrée selections.2740 S Pacific (503) 436-2221, (800) 633-3466www.stephanieinn.com, [email protected]

Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge $$$

True oceanfront dining. S imple, unembell ished Northwest fare featuring seafood, steaks and an award-winning wine list. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.1190 Pacific Dr, www.wayfarer-restaurant.com(503) 436-1108, [email protected]

Bill's Tavern & Brewhouse188 N Hemlock St (503) 436-2202

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Wine BarsNear Cannon BeachYummy Wine Bar & Bistro $$An American Bistro with flavor influences from other Countries (Europe, Asia, South America...). We serve late lunch, happy hour, dinner and late dinner. Always open at 3pm, and closed Tues. and Wed. Just a short drive up the street.831 Broadway (503) 738-3100www.yummywinebarbistro.com

LODGING

Hotels Motels & Resorts

The Argonauta Inn $99-$439The Argonauta Inn offers a beach cottage getaway with five fully furnished cottage suites located just off the beach near the heart of the village. Simply relax and enjoy the Cannon Beach experience designed for individuals, families or groups.188 W 2nd, PO Box 3 (503) 436-2205(800) 822-2468, www.thewavescannonbeach.com

Cannon Beach Hotel $79-$259Historic New England-style hotel and B&B. Chosen by Travel Channel as best B&B in Cannon Beach. Each room is unique, featuring a combination of large claw-foot soaking tubs, gas fireplaces and four-poster beds. Centrally located, the hotel offers an inviting lobby with a unique art collection.1116 S. Hemlock, (503) 436-1392(800) 238-4107, www.cannonbeachhotel.com

The Courtyard $109-$259L u x u r i o u s s e c l u d e d a c c o mm o d a t i o n s . E a c h contemporary uni t faces a small , pr ivate br ick courtyard with a gently burbling fountain and flower garden. Custom made cherry wood furnishings, crisp linen, fireplaces and original art. Most rooms offer kitchenettes and two person spas. Easy parking and located one half block from beach.964 Hemlock St, (503) 436-1392(800) 238-4107, www.thecourtyardcannonbeach.com

Ecola Creek Lodge $59-$239One of Cannon Beach’s most recognizable Cape Cod styled landmarks! Offering 22 distinct units in four buildings adorned with spacious lawns, beautiful landscaping, koi pond, water feature and deck. Four-minute walk into downtown.208 E 5th St, PO Box 416, (503) 436-2776(800) 873-2749, www.ecolacreeklodge.com

Hallmark Resort $99-$399Our oceanfront resort overlooking famous Haystack Rock offers a variety of room styles to meet your needs with fireplaces, in-room spas, kitchenettes, indoor recreation center, and Elements, our full-service spa. Business center, meeting and convention facilities, and complimentary high-speed internet access are available.1400 S. Hemlock, (503) 436-1566(888) 448-4449, www.hallmarkinns.com

Haystack Lodgings $50-$219We manage six classic inns and several vacation homes in the heart of Cannon Beach. We offer great value and the best variety of rooms and homes for your unforgettable getaway to the Oregon Coast.487 S Hemlock, PO Box 998, (503) 436-2714(800) 507-2714, www.haystacklodgings.com

Inn at Cannon Beach $119.50-$279A fusion of forest and sea in a residential setting. Charming bungalow style buildings, in-room fireplace and some with corner style Jacuzzi. Art gallery and gazebo. Continental breakfast complimentary. Relax, rejuvenate and escape…3215 S Hemlock, PO Box 1037(503) 436-9085, (800) 321-6304www.innatcannonbeach.com, [email protected]

Inn at Village Centre Downtown, upstairs overlooking the fountain and courtyard at Village Centre. Just one block to the beach. Surrounded by shops, galleries & restaurants. Queen bed and queen sofa sleeper, kitchenette, skylights, vaulted ceilings & wireless internet. Smoke-free and pet-free.231 N Hemlock, PO Box 164, (503) 436-2151(866) 436-2151, www.cannon-beach.net/vcinn

Land’s End at Cannon Beach $120-$325

Pet friendly oceanfront motel. Spacious smoke-free rooms with panoramic views, fireplaces, kitchenettes, W I-F I , DVD players and T V ’s. Outdoor spa and oceanfront terrace with BBQ available to all guests.263 W Second Street, PO Box 475, (503) 436-2264(800) 793-1477, www.LandsEndCB.com

Lighthouse Inn $109.50-$249These suites feature master bedrooms, full bathrooms-some with whirlpool tubs and gas fireplaces, living rooms with either a snack kitchen or full kitchenette, dining area and sofa-sleeper. Additionally, patios or private balconies, in-room phone with local service and flat screen TV. DVDs come standard along with complimentary WiFi.963 South Hemlock St. (503) 436-2929(866) 265-1686, www.vblinn.com

The Ocean Lodge $189-$399Escape to the Ocean Lodge and take a nostalgic trip into yesteryear when life was less complicated. Perched on the sandy shores of the Pacific Ocean offering breathtaking views, crackling fireplace and 2nd floor library.2864 S Pacific, PO Box 1037(503) 436-2241, (888) 777-4047www.theoceanlodge.com, [email protected]

Schooner’s Cove Inn $89-$359Beautiful oceanfront lodging, right on the beach in the heart of downtown. Featuring all oceanfront non-smoking rooms with fireplaces, kitchens, private decks, flat screen TVs and DVD players. Oceanfront spa and beachfront lawn.188 N Larch, PO Box 86, (503) 436-2300(800) 843-0128, www.schoonerscove.com

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Sea Sprite at Haystack Rock $89-$429Delightful oceanfront cottages and suites with all the special touches for a perfect stay. Spectacular views of Haystack Rock, enchantingly landscaped grounds, fully-equipped kitchens, gas fireplaces, wireless internet, pet and smoke free. Oceanfront & Nebesna, PO Box 933(503) 436-2266, (866) 828-1050, www.seasprite.com

Sea Sprite on the Estuary $109-$399Peaceful, boutique-style lodgings located where Ecola Creek meets the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy fantastic ocean vistas and Northwest wildlife that call the estuary home. Kitchens, gas fireplaces, air jet tubs. One block to downtown Cannon Beach.372 N Spruce St, PO Box 933 , (503) 436-2266(866) 828-1050, www.seasprite.com

Stephanie Inn $359-$609With beautiful European refinement, the oceanfront Stephanie Inn is about indulging yourself. Each stay includes complimentary breakfast buffet, wine gathering and nightcap service. This gracious inn also offers many luxurious services including spa treatment rooms, special packages and evening dining.2740 S Pacific, PO Box 219(503) 436-2221, (800) 633-3466www.stephanieinn.com, [email protected]

Surfsand Resort & Meeting Facility $129-$409

The oceanfront Surfsand Resort is steps from Haystack Rock and features contemporary guest rooms with a tranquil vibe. iPod docs, deep soaking tubs, a workout facility and indoor pool, kids activities and Cabana service are just a few of the fun extras.148 W Gower, PO Box 219, (503) 436-2274(800) 547-6100, www.surfsand.com, [email protected]

Tolovana Inn $69-$429Stunning views of Haystack Rock from spacious oceanfront and oceanview suites with fireplace, full kitchen and private balcony. Exercise room, hot tub, on-site masseuse, outdoor barbecue and wireless access also available. Easy beach access. Conference facility accommodates up to 160.3400 S Hemlock, (503) 436-2211(800) 333-8890, www.tolovanainn.com

The Waves Cannon Beach $99-$439Directly oceanfront and a short stroll to the village. Enjoy an upscale yet intimate feel for your getaway. Choose from multi-room suites to contemporary studios all designed to maximize the spectacular views and provide all the comforts of home.188 W 2nd, PO Box 3, (503) 436-2205(800) 822-2468, www.thewavescannonbeach.com

The Wayside Inn $89-$289A wonderful location at the South end of Cannon Beach at Tolovana Park. Enjoy beautiful ocean views, gas fireplaces, decks, and indoor pool and spa. Just a short walk from the hotel you’ll find miles of sandy beach to roam and majestic Haystack Rock.3339 S Hemlock (503) 436-1577, (888) [email protected], www.thewayside-inn.com

Webb’s Scenic Surf Motel $114.50-$259.50Located right on the beach in downtown, close to shops, galleries and restaurants. Quiet and private. In-room internet access. Family owned for three generations. visit our NEW Live Web Cam on our website to pan and zoom the incredible Ocean Front views that “Webb’s” has to offer! Visit us on facebook!255 N Larch St, PO Box 67, (503) 436-2706(800) 374-9322, www.webbsscenicsurf.com

The White Heron Lodge $209-$309Waves lap at your toes, wind whispers in your ears, peace speaks into your head. Relax in one of six fully-appointed one-bedroom suites that sleep four each. A lovely grass yard next to the beach and steps to the village.356 N Spruce, PO Box 3, (503) 436-2205(800) 822-2468, www.thewavescannonbeach.com

Blue Gull Inn Motel632 S Hemlock (503) 436-2714

Cannon Beach Hotel Lodgings1116 S Hemlock (503) 436-1392

Cannon Beach Inns & Suites487 S Hemlock St (503) 436-0400

Ecola Inn Resort Motel1164 Ecola Court (503) 436-2457

Grey Whale Inn164 W Kenai, (503) 436-2848

Guesthouse Inn1016 S Hemlock (800) 290-2157

Harrison Street Inn987 S Hemlock (800) 290-2157

Hearthstone Inn107 E Jackson St (503) 436-1392

Inn at Haystack Rock 487 S Hemlock St (503) 436-2714

McBee Cottages888 S Hemlock St, (503) 436-1392

Ocean Spray Inn188 W Jackson St (503) 436-2714

RM 4 TWO132 E Harrison (503) 436-9121

Sand Trap Inn539 S Hemlock St (503) 436-0400

Sea Breeze Court1015 S Hemlock St (503) 436-2928

Wave Crest Inn4008 S Hemlock St (503) 436-2842

Near Cannon BeachInn of the Four Winds $109-$269Located on the Seaside Promenade, this intimate, oceanfront hotel is wi thin walk ing dis tance of downtown and features gas fireplaces, wet bars, DVD players and personalized guest service.820 N Prom at 9th Ave, Seaside(503) 738-9524, (800) 818-9524www.innofthefourwinds.com, [email protected]

Weiss’ Paradise Suites & Vacation Rentals $99-$425

Visit Paradise for affordable luxury. One bedroom luxury suites and 1 to 3 bedroom vacation rentals. Close to the beach and downtown. Featuring fireplaces, jetted tubs, decks, TV/DVD/VCR, free WiFi and movie rentals. Complimentary beverages and snacks.741 S Downing St, Seaside, (503) 738-6691(800) 738-6691, www.SeasideSuites.com

Gearhart By The Sea Resort1157 N Marion, Gearhart (503) 738-8331

Hampton Inn & Suites Astoria 201 39th St, Astoria (503) 325-8888

Ocean Inn32 Laneda, Manzanita (503) 368-7701

Ocean Point Inn & Spa79819 Ocean Point Rd, Arch Cape (503) 436-1833

Sandy Cove Inn241 Avenue U, Seaside (503) 738-7473

Bed & BreakfastsSong of the Sea $185/night - $1195/wkChocolates on your pillows, wine and cheese on the deck, strolls along the oceanfront. Beautifully decorated bedrooms and baths, fully equipped kitchen, jacuzzi, gorgeous views. Casual elegance and quiet relaxation, just steps from the beach. Three night minimum. 547 N Antler, (503) 709-9244www.songoftheseas.com, [email protected]

Near Cannon BeachArch Cape Inn & Retreat31970 East Ocean Lane, Arch Cape (503) 436-2800

Shaw's Oceanfront B & B79924 Cannon Road West, Arch Cape (503) 436-1422

Camping & RV ParksRV Resort at Cannon Beach $33-$45The north coast’s premier stop for recreational vehicles with over 100 full hook-ups. Offering a heated indoor pool and spa and convenient location near downtown. Rated 10/10/10 by “Trailer Life” and five stars by “Wheeler Magazine.” 345 Elk Creek Rd, PO Box 1037, (503) 436-2231(800) 847-2231, www.cbrvresort.com, [email protected]


Sea Ranch Resort $23-$95Grassy sites nestled among trees with picnic tables and fire rings. Close to beach and downtown. Clean restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, mini spa, general store, coffee bar. Registered pets welcome on a leash. Cabins, full hook-ups and tents.415 Fir St, PO Box 214, (503) 436-2815www.searanchrv.com, [email protected]

Wright's For CampingCannon Beach Underpass @Sunset (503) 436-2347

Near Cannon BeachCircle Creek RV Park $18-$40Beautiful, spacious park, located 3/4 mile south of Seaside and five miles north of Cannon Beach. Encircled by the Necanicum River and the Tillamook Head Conservation Project land. Enjoy wildlife and elk viewing in a relaxing atmosphere. Open Apr 1 - Nov 1.85658 Hwy 101, (503) 738-6070www.circlecreekrv.com

Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA1100 NW Ridge Rd, Hammond (503) 861-2606

Loon Lake Lodge & RV Resort9011 Loon Lake Rd, Reedsport (541) 599-2244

Nehalem Bay State Park8300 Sandpiper Lane, Nehalem (503) 368-5943

Thousand Trails1703 12th Ave, Seaside

Vacation RentalsArch Cape Property Services $90-$475 Offering oceanfront and oceanview vacation rentals, from charming cottages and spacious homes for groups up to 14. Smoke-free, fully-furnished and immaculate. Just south of Cannon Beach from Arcadia Beach to Falcon Cove.32009 E Shinglemill Ln, Arch Cape, (503) 436-1607(866) 436-1607, www.archcaperentals.com

Cannon Beach Property Management, Inc. $110-$650

Large selection of Cannon Beach vacation rental homes. Quality furnished homes, oceanfront, fireplaces, and ocean views. Call for a free color brochure. Take a tour of our homes on our website. 3188 S Hemlock, PO Box 231, (503) 436-2021(877) 386-3402, www.cbpm.com, [email protected]

Cannon Beach Vacation Rentals $75-$900

For the perfect vacation getaway, choose one (or more!) of over 70 premier homes in Cannon Beach, Arch Cape and Cove Beach. Oceanfront, Ocean view, Condos, Cabins. Next time stay in a vacation home!PO Box 723, (503) 436-0940(866) 436-0940, www.visitcb.com

Hallmark ResortLuxurious oceanfront multi-story homes fully equipped and ideal for family events and small weddings. Features include gas fireplaces, comfortable furnishings and fully equipped kitchens. Beach access is only a few steps away. For reservations call 888.448.4449.1400 S. Hemlock (503) 436-1566(888) 448-4449, www.hallmarkinns.com

The Lodges at Cannon Beach $269-$520

Complete townhomes w/ bedroom and bath w/see-thru fireplace, 2 or 3 bedroom units, open floor plan, island dining, state-of-the-art kitchen plus requisite amenities incl. flat screen TV, Blu Ray, washer/dryer, balcony & garage.132 E Surfcrest Avenue (877) 261-9184www.lodgesatcbhotel.com

A VillaView1916 S Hemlock St (206) 618-7628

Anderson Trail House(866) 436-0940 Arch Cape / CB Oceanfront Rentals(800) 236-1977 Arch Cape Beach House(503) 228-3360

Beach Haven3016 Pacific St (503) 436-0940

Cannon Beach Getaway332 N Spruce (206) 795-3408

Cannon Beach Rental House1316 Pacific (503) 646-8471

Crocker Beach House Rental144 W Jackson St (503) 643-1868

Lewis & Clark Lodging (503) 436-0400

Logan Lane4438 Pacific (503) 436-0940

Muriel's144 W Braillier (503) 436-2895

Ocean Villa655 Ecola Park Rd (503) 436-0940

Pacific House4438 Pacific (503) 436-0940

Sand Castle Condos (CBVR)3407 S Hemlock (503) 436-0940

So.Paw Inc.(800) 866-3853

Stargazer (CBVR)3231 S Pacific (503) 436-0940

Tolovana Sands (CBVR)160 E Siuslaw (503) 436-0940

Wilson Hideaway(425) 271-6743

Near Cannon BeachFalcon Cove Oceanfront Getaway79084 Cove Beach Rd, Arch Cape (541) 923-5061

Reese Retreat LLC80269 Pacific Rd, Arch Cape (503) 888-0181

Red Door Properties2305 S Columbia, Seaside (559) 625-8862

SERVICESBanks & FinancialBank of Astoria107 Sunset Blvd (503) 436-0727

Buzz Johnson Financial Services130 N Hemlock St #2 (503) 436-1728

US Bank115 N Hemlock St (503) 436-1133

Near Cannon BeachTLC Federal Credit Union85 West Marine Drive, Astoria (503) 738-0957


Building & LandscapeCannon Beach Electric Company264 Chilkoot Trail (503) 436-1362

Coast Heating & CoolingPO Box 1496 (503) 440-6975

Coaster Construction390 Elk Creek Road (503) 436-2235

Kukui House Services140 Tyee St (503) 828-9889

TNT Construction & CarpentryP.O. Box 754 (503) 440-7020

Near Cannon BeachBob McEwan Construction34154 Highway 26, Seaside (503) 738-3569

Churches & Spiritual RetreatsCannon Beach Community Church132 E Washington (503) 436-1222

Cannon Beach Conference Center289 N Spruce (503) 436-1501

CleaningCannon Beach Cleaning Company3739 Coho Place (503) 436-4034

Near Cannon BeachCarol With Care Quality House Cleaning31879 Maxwell Lane, Arch Cape (503) 436-9673

Clubs & OrganizationsAmerican Legion Post #1681216 S Hemlock St (503) 436-2973

Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce207 N Spruce St (503) 436-2623

Cannon Beach ChorusPO Box 725 (503) 436-0378

Friends of Haystack Rock(503) 436-1581 / TTy (503) 436-8097

Near Cannon BeachAstoria/Warrenton Chamber of Commerce111 W Marine Dr, Astoria (503) 325-6311

Manzanita Business AlliancePO Box 781, Manzanita (503) 812-1489

Nehalem Bay Chamber of Commerce495 Nehalem Blvd, Wheeler (503) 368-5100

Seaside Chamber of Commerce7 N Roosevelt, Seaside (503) 738-6391

Education & CommunityCannon Beach Children's Center3781 S Hemlock St (503) 436-1040

Cannon Beach Library131 N Hemlock St (503) 436-1391

Dr. Susan Buehler - Piano / Voice StudioPO Box 1310 (503) 436-0378

Near Cannon BeachAdministrative SD #101801 S Franklin, Seaside (503) 738-5591

Clatsop Community College1653 Jerome Ave, Astoria (503) 338-2425

Fire Mountain School6505 Elk Flat Rd, Arch Cape (503) 436-2610

North Coast Land Conservancy32825 Rippet Rd, Seaside (503) 738-9126

Graphic Arts, Media & PrintingCannon-Beach.NetComplete online guide to Cannon Beach. Chocked full of George Vetter’s photos showing the year-round awesome beauty of the beach and town. Listings and links to events, shopping, galleries, dining, logdging, real estate and much more.231 N Hemlock (503) 739-1415www.cannon-beach.net

Cannon Beach Gazette217 N Hemlock St (503) 436-2812

Copies & Fax171 Sunset Blvd #106 (503) 436-2000

Crowerks368 Elk Creek Rd Suite 409 (503) 436-0311

Near Cannon BeachCoast River Business Journal42 7th St #100, Astoria (503) 325-2999

Daily Astorian949 Exchange St, Astoria (503) 325-3211

Haystack GraphicsPO Box 3096, Hillsboro (503) 389-4399

Pelican Productions1220 S Holladay, Seaside (503) 717-1122

Visitor's Choice19800 Village Office Ct #201, Bend (541) 312-8072

Group & Wedding ServicesCannon Beach FloristBasketcase - your Cannon Beach Florist is a local flower shop conveniently located in downtown Cannon Beach, catering to destination weddings and beach events. We can assist you in organizing all the details, then leave it in our hands and we will take care of the rest.123 S Hemlock (503) 436-2106, (800) 611-5826www.cannonbeachflorist.com, [email protected]

Community InformationVisitor Information Center207 North Spruce, POB 64(503) 436-2623

Emergency Touch 911For police, fire, ambulance

Cannon Beach Fire(503) 436-2949 non-emergency

Cannon Beach Police(503) 436-2811 non-emergency

Oregon Departmentof TransportationRoad Conditions (800) 977-6368

Oregon State Police(503) 378-3720 non-emergency

Medical Non EmergencyProvidence Medical Group(503) 717-7000

Pet Medical (referral info only)Puppy Love (503) 436-9800

Oregon Tsunami Clearinghouse(541) 574-6642

City of Cannon Beach163 East Gower, POB 368(503) 436-1581

Clatsop County800 Exchange StreetAstoria OR 97103 (503) 325-1000

Cannon Beach Post Office155 North Hemlock(all Cannon Beach zip codes are 97110)(503) 436-2822

Cannon Beach History Center& Museum1387 South Spruce (503) 436-9301

Cannon Beach Library131 North Hemlock (503) 436-9301

Ecola State Park(Oregon State Parks) (503) 436-2844

Cannon Beach Recycling CenterEast end of 2nd Street (downtown)(503) 436-0282

Cannon Beach Shuttle(503) 861-7433

Haystack Rock Awareness Program(503) 436-1581

Portland International Airport(503) 460-4040


Joyous Celebrations(503) 436-1979 www.weddingsincannonbeach.com

Judge Dale Shafer (503) 440-0031

Near Cannon BeachCelebrations By The Sea, Seaside(503) 717-4291 www.beachweddings101.com

Coastal Weddings, Manzanita(503) 368-3939 www.mycoastalwedding.com

Natural Nook, The738 Pacific Way, Gearhart (503) 738-5332

Reverend Barbara Beach, Seaside(503) 717-4302

Health & BeautyCannon Beach Yoga ArtsPO Box 1038 (503) 440-1649

Dragonheart Herbs & Natural Medicine231 N Hemlock (503) 436-0335

Rainy Day Barber103 W 1st St (503) 436-1731

Surya Healing Arts115 Sunset Blvd (503) 436-8818

Near Cannon BeachFit Manzanita144 Laneda Avenue Building, Manzanita (503) 368-4777

MedicalNear Cannon BeachMedix Ambulance Service, Inc2325 SE Dolphin, Warrenton (503) 861-1990

Providence Seaside Hospital725 Wahanna Rd, Seaside (503) 717-7000

Photography & VideoLamping PhotographyAward Winning Master Photographer Lisa Lamping & Associates...2006,2007,2008 Washington State Portrait Photographer of the year. Full-service portrait studio catering to families, children, high school seniors and weddings. Specializing in large wall canvas portraiture featuring the scenic north coast.1145 SW Main, Warrenton (503) [email protected], www.lisalamping.com

Julie Adams Photography1064 S Hemlock St (503) 791-3515

Sarah McAllister Photography(503) 490-5736

Near Cannon BeachChristina Gilchrist Photography387 W Lockout Ridge Dr, Washougal (503) 839-1435

Don Frank PhotographyGearhart (503) 738-5118

Property ManagementEscape Lodging3287 S Hemlock St (503) 436-2480

Martin Hospitality264 3rd St (503) 436-1197

Near Cannon BeachCoaster Properties9770 SW Sunshine Ct, Beaverton (503) 627-9978

Real EstateRobin Risley & Tommy HuntingtonKamali Sotheby’s International RealtyMember of both Clatsop county and Portland RMLS. Experience plus exposure equals results. Sales, service and satisfaction.130 N Hemlock, Suite 1, PO Box 1425(503) 738-2888, (503) [email protected], [email protected]

Duane Johnson Real Estate296 N Spruce (503) 436-0451

Kamali Sotheby's International Reality130 N Hemlock St #1 (503) 436-9000

Pat Funk & Kamali Sotheby'sInternational Reality130 N Hemlock St (503) 440-1106

Windermere Cronin & Caplan Realty, Inc.163 E 3rd St (503) 436-1027

Near Cannon BeachTicor Title630 Bond, Astoria (503) 325-2144

TransportationNear Cannon BeachNorthern Lights Towncar Service7316 SE 162nd, Portland (877) 355-9195

Sunset Empire Transportation District900 Marine Drive, Astoria (503) 861-7433

OtherBreakers Point Homeowners Association253 Breakers Point Dr (503) 436-2981

Cannon Beach Community Food SystemsPO Box 1247 (503) 436-1282

Pearce-Mushen Charity Fund PO Box 1370 (503) 436-2030

Near Cannon BeachAmerican Cancer SocietyRelay For Life of Clatsop Co.PO Box 1228, Astoria (503) 325-5158

Charter Communications (775) 850-1385

Clatsop Behavioral HealthcareNo 10 6th St Suite 103, Astoria (503) 325-5722

Clatsop County Fair Board92937 Walluski Loop, Astoria (503) 325-4600

Clatsop County Transportation & Development800 Exchange Suite 310, Astoria (503) 325-2976

Clatsop Distributing Company1375 SE 12th Pl, Warrenton (503) 861-4275

Coast Rehabilitation Services65 N Highway 101 Suite 205, Warrenton (503) 861-3372

Linda Dugan InsurancePO Box 466, Warrenton (503) 440-3909

North Coast Consulting (503) 440-1389

Northwest Natural Gas CompanyPO Box 4709, Portland (503) 325-1632

Oregon Employment Department450 Marine Dr Suite 110, Astoria (503) 325-4821

Port of Astoria10 Pier 1 Suite 103, Astoria (503) 741-3300

United Way of Clatsop County1004 Marine Dr, Astoria (503) 325-1961

Village at Cannon Beach(360) 325-8858 Western Oregon Waste2320 SE 12th Place, Warrenton (503) 861-0578

Village Centre


PLEASE NOTE: Tides can vary from these tidal predictions due to a variety of climatic conditions. These predictions are based on readings from the north jetty of the Columbia River and no official correction for Cannon Beach is available. Tides can vary by an hour or more from these predictions. Use these tide tables only as a general guide to help plan a safe trip to the beach.

FEBRUARY 2013Pacific Standard Time

Northern Oregon Coast BeachesHIGH WATER LOW WATER

Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 F 3:44 8.1 4:09 6.4 9:56 1.7 9:46 1.7 2 S 4:24 8.2 5:15 5.8 10:54 1.6 10:33 2.4 3 S 5:13 8.1 6:36 5.4 12:04 1.5 11:34 3.0 4 M 6:13 8.1 8:01 5.4 1:22 1.2 5 T 7:23 8.1 9:16 5.7 12:50 3.4 2:37 0.7 6 W 8:33 8.2 10:19 6.3 2:10 3.5 3:42 0.1 7 T 9:39 8.4 11:12 6.8 3:23 3.3 4:37 -0.3 8 F 10:39 8.6 4:27 2.8 5:26 -0.6 9 S 12:01 7.3 11:34 8.7 5:23 2.3 6:11 -0.7

10 S 12:43 7.8 12:25 8.6 6:16 1.9 6:52 -0.6 11 M 1:24 8.0 1:13 8.3 7:05 1.5 7:31 -0.2 12 T 2:02 8.2 2:00 7.9 7:52 1.3 8:08 0.3 13 W 2:38 8.2 2:46 7.4 8:37 1.2 8:43 0.8 14 T 3:13 8.1 3:34 6.8 9:23 1.3 9:18 1.5 15 F 3:48 7.9 4:24 6.1 10:10 1.4 9:56 2.2 16 S 4:25 7.6 5:23 5.6 11:02 1.6 10:38 2.8 17 S 5:07 7.3 6:31 5.2 12:01 1.8 11:31 3.4 18 M 5:58 7.0 7:45 5.1 1:09 1.8 19 T 7:00 6.8 8:54 5.3 12:37 3.8 2:17 1.6 20 W 8:05 6.8 9:52 5.6 1:49 3.9 3:17 1.3 21 T 9:06 7.0 10:39 6.1 2:55 3.7 4:06 0.9 22 F 9:59 7.2 11:19 6.5 3:52 3.3 4:48 0.6 23 S 10:47 7.5 11:56 6.8 4:42 2.9 5:25 0.4 24 S 11:32 7.6 5:27 2.4 5:59 0.3 25 M 12:29 7.2 12:14 7.7 6:08 2.0 6:32 0.4 26 T 1:00 7.5 12:57 7.7 6:48 1.5 7:03 0.5 27 W 1:30 7.8 1:39 7.5 7:27 1.1 7:35 0.7 28 T 2:00 8.1 2:24 7.3 8:07 0.8 8:09 1.0A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

JUNE 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 S 7:29 5.9 8:23 7.4 1:25 2.0 1:33 1.1 2 S 8:44 5.6 9:13 7.6 2:35 1.6 2:30 1.5 3 M 9:54 5.6 10:00 7.7 3:39 1.0 3:25 1.9 4 T 10:55 5.7 10:43 7.8 4:36 0.4 4:16 2.2 5 W 11:49 5.9 11:23 7.9 5:26 -0.1 5:04 2.4 6 T 12:38 6.0 6:10 -0.4 5:49 2.6 7 F 12:01 7.8 1:23 6.1 6:52 -0.6 6:32 2.8 8 S 12:36 7.7 2:05 6.2 7:30 -0.6 7:13 2.9 9 S 1:11 7.6 2:45 6.2 8:06 -0.5 7:53 3.0

10 M 1:46 7.5 3:23 6.2 8:40 -0.4 8:31 3.1 11 T 2:21 7.3 3:59 6.3 9:12 -0.3 9:11 3.0 12 W 2:58 7.1 4:35 6.3 9:43 -0.1 9:51 3.0 13 T 3:37 6.8 5:11 6.3 10:15 0.2 10:36 2.9 14 F 4:22 6.5 5:49 6.5 10:50 0.5 11:27 2.8 15 S 5:15 6.0 6:31 6.6 11:30 0.9 16 S 6:21 5.5 7:17 6.9 12:27 2.5 12:17 1.4 17 M 7:40 5.2 8:06 7.2 1:34 2.1 1:13 1.8 18 T 8:59 5.1 8:57 7.6 2:41 1.5 2:13 2.2 19 W 10:12 5.3 9:48 8.0 3:45 0.7 3:16 2.5 20 T 11:16 5.6 10:40 8.3 4:44 -0.1 4:17 2.6 21 F 12:15 6.0 11:31 8.6 5:38 -0.8 5:16 2.6 22 S 1:09 6.3 6:31 -1.4 6:13 2.5 23 S 12:23 8.8 2:01 6.7 7:20 -1.7 7:10 2.4 24 M 1:16 8.8 2:50 6.9 8:09 -1.8 8:05 2.2 25 T 2:08 8.6 3:38 7.1 8:56 -1.6 9:00 2.0 26 W 3:02 8.2 4:25 7.3 9:42 -1.3 9:56 1.9 27 T 3:57 7.6 5:12 7.4 10:27 -0.7 10:54 1.7 28 F 4:54 6.9 5:59 7.4 11:12 -0.1 11:54 1.6 29 S 5:57 6.1 6:47 7.4 12:01 0.7 30 S 7:06 5.5 7:38 7.4 12:59 1.5 12:51 1.4A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

OCTOBER 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 T 11:15 6.3 11:12 6.3 4:43 0.8 5:02 1.6 2 W 11:49 6.8 11:59 6.5 5:22 0.7 5:47 1.0 3 T 12:22 7.1 5:58 0.7 6:28 0.5 4 F 12:44 6.7 12:53 7.5 6:34 0.9 7:07 0.0 5 S 1:28 6.8 1:24 7.7 7:08 1.0 7:46 -0.4 6 S 2:12 6.7 1:56 8.0 7:44 1.3 8:26 -0.7 7 M 2:58 6.6 2:31 8.1 8:21 1.6 9:08 -0.7 8 T 3:46 6.3 3:10 8.0 9:01 1.9 9:54 -0.7 9 W 4:39 6.0 3:54 7.8 9:47 2.3 10:46 -0.4

10 T 5:38 5.7 4:48 7.3 10:42 2.7 11:48 0.0 11 F 6:46 5.6 5:55 6.8 11:51 3.0 12 S 7:56 5.7 7:17 6.4 12:57 0.3 1:12 2.9 13 S 9:00 6.1 8:42 6.3 2:09 0.5 2:32 2.5 14 M 9:57 6.7 9:56 6.5 3:14 0.5 3:43 1.8 15 T 10:46 7.3 10:58 6.7 4:11 0.5 4:44 0.9 16 W 11:29 7.7 11:54 6.9 5:00 0.5 5:36 0.2 17 T 12:08 8.1 5:45 0.7 6:24 -0.3 18 F 12:44 7.0 12:45 8.2 6:26 1.0 7:08 -0.7 19 S 1:32 6.9 1:20 8.2 7:06 1.3 7:50 -0.8 20 S 2:17 6.8 1:54 8.0 7:44 1.7 8:30 -0.7 21 M 3:01 6.6 2:26 7.8 8:22 2.1 9:09 -0.5 22 T 3:45 6.3 2:59 7.5 9:00 2.5 9:47 -0.1 23 W 4:30 6.0 3:33 7.1 9:39 2.9 10:27 0.3 24 T 5:17 5.8 4:12 6.7 10:23 3.2 11:10 0.7 25 F 6:09 5.6 5:00 6.2 11:15 3.5 26 S 7:06 5.6 6:02 5.8 12:01 1.1 12:19 3.6 27 S 8:04 5.7 7:20 5.5 12:59 1.4 1:31 3.4 28 M 8:56 6.0 8:39 5.5 1:59 1.6 2:41 3.0 29 T 9:43 6.5 9:47 5.7 2:56 1.7 3:42 2.3 30 W 10:23 7.0 10:46 6.0 3:46 1.7 4:33 1.5 31 T 11:01 7.4 11:38 6.3 4:31 1.7 5:20 0.8A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

Tide Tables


MARCH 2013Pacific Standard Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 F 2:33 8.3 3:12 6.8 8:50 0.6 8:45 1.5 2 S 3:09 8.3 4:06 6.3 9:38 0.6 9:27 2.0 3 S 3:51 8.2 5:11 5.8 10:34 0.7 10:18 2.6 4 M 4:43 7.9 6:28 5.4 11:42 0.8 11:23 3.1 5 T 5:48 7.6 7:47 5.5 1:00 0.8 6 W 7:06 7.4 8:59 5.9 12:45 3.4 2:16 0.6 7 T 8:24 7.4 9:58 6.4 2:07 3.2 3:21 0.3 8 F 9:33 7.6 10:48 7.0 3:19 2.7 4:15 0.0 9 S 10:33 7.8 11:32 7.5 4:20 2.0 5:03 -0.1

DAYLIGHT TIME BEGINS at 2:00 A.M. 10 S 12:27 7.9 6:15 1.4 6:45 -0.1 11 M 1:12 7.8 1:16 7.8 7:03 0.9 7:24 0.1 12 T 1:49 8.1 2:03 7.7 7:49 0.6 8:01 0.5 13 W 2:24 8.1 2:47 7.3 8:31 0.4 8:36 0.9 14 T 2:56 8.1 3:30 7.0 9:12 0.4 9:10 1.4 15 F 3:27 7.9 4:14 6.5 9:52 0.5 9:44 2.0 16 S 3:58 7.7 5:01 6.0 10:33 0.7 10:20 2.5 17 S 4:31 7.4 5:53 5.6 11:17 1.0 11:00 3.0 18 M 5:10 7.0 6:54 5.2 12:08 1.4 11:51 3.4 19 T 5:59 6.6 8:03 5.1 1:11 1.6 20 W 7:04 6.3 9:10 5.3 12:58 3.7 2:20 1.6 21 T 8:20 6.2 10:07 5.6 2:14 3.7 3:24 1.5 22 F 9:31 6.3 10:54 6.1 3:25 3.4 4:17 1.2 23 S 10:32 6.6 11:34 6.5 4:25 2.8 5:02 1.0 24 S 11:25 6.9 5:16 2.2 5:42 0.9 25 M 12:11 7.0 12:14 7.1 6:02 1.5 6:20 0.8 26 T 12:44 7.4 1:00 7.3 6:45 0.9 6:56 0.9 27 W 1:17 7.8 1:46 7.3 7:26 0.4 7:32 1.0 28 T 1:50 8.1 2:33 7.2 8:08 -0.1 8:09 1.3 29 F 2:24 8.4 3:20 7.0 8:51 -0.4 8:47 1.6 30 S 3:01 8.5 4:10 6.7 9:35 -0.5 9:29 2.0 31 S 3:41 8.4 5:06 6.3 10:25 -0.3 10:17 2.4A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

APRIL 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 M 4:28 8.1 6:09 5.9 11:21 -0.1 11:14 2.8 2 T 5:24 7.6 7:18 5.8 12:26 0.3 3 W 6:35 7.1 8:30 5.9 12:25 3.1 1:37 0.6 4 T 7:57 6.8 9:34 6.3 1:45 3.1 2:48 0.6 5 F 9:17 6.7 10:29 6.8 3:04 2.6 3:51 0.6 6 S 10:26 6.8 11:16 7.3 4:13 2.0 4:44 0.6 7 S 11:25 7.0 11:58 7.7 5:11 1.2 5:31 0.6 8 M 12:18 7.1 6:02 0.6 6:14 0.8 9 T 12:36 8.0 1:06 7.1 6:47 0.1 6:52 1.1

10 W 1:11 8.1 1:51 7.0 7:30 -0.2 7:30 1.4 11 T 1:44 8.0 2:34 6.8 8:10 -0.3 8:05 1.8 12 F 2:15 7.9 3:16 6.6 8:48 -0.2 8:40 2.1 13 S 2:45 7.7 3:58 6.3 9:24 0.0 9:15 2.5 14 S 3:16 7.5 4:41 6.0 10:01 0.2 9:51 2.8 15 M 3:49 7.2 5:28 5.7 10:39 0.5 10:32 3.2 16 T 4:27 6.9 6:21 5.5 11:23 0.9 11:23 3.4 17 W 5:15 6.4 7:19 5.4 12:15 1.2 18 T 6:17 6.0 8:19 5.6 12:26 3.6 1:15 1.5 19 F 7:34 5.8 9:14 5.9 1:40 3.4 2:18 1.6 20 S 8:52 5.8 10:01 6.3 2:51 3.0 3:16 1.5 21 S 10:00 6.0 10:42 6.8 3:53 2.3 4:07 1.5 22 M 11:00 6.3 11:21 7.3 4:47 1.6 4:52 1.5 23 T 11:54 6.6 11:57 7.8 5:35 0.8 5:36 1.5 24 W 12:45 6.8 6:21 0.0 6:18 1.6 25 T 12:35 8.2 1:35 6.9 7:05 -0.6 7:00 1.7 26 F 1:13 8.5 2:25 6.9 7:50 -1.0 7:44 1.9 27 S 1:53 8.7 3:15 6.8 8:36 -1.2 8:30 2.1 28 S 2:36 8.6 4:07 6.7 9:24 -1.2 9:19 2.4 29 M 3:22 8.4 5:01 6.5 10:14 -1.0 10:12 2.6 30 T 4:14 7.9 6:00 6.4 11:08 -0.5 11:14 2.8A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

MAY 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 W 5:15 7.3 7:01 6.4 12:07 0.0 2 T 6:26 6.7 8:03 6.6 12:25 2.8 1:10 0.4 3 F 7:46 6.3 9:01 6.9 1:40 2.6 2:13 0.8 4 S 9:04 6.1 9:54 7.3 2:54 2.0 3:13 1.0 5 S 10:13 6.2 10:40 7.7 4:00 1.3 4:07 1.2 6 M 11:12 6.3 11:21 7.9 4:56 0.6 4:55 1.5 7 T 12:05 6.4 11:59 8.0 5:45 0.1 5:39 1.7 8 W 12:53 6.5 6:30 -0.3 6:20 2.0 9 T 12:34 8.0 1:38 6.5 7:11 -0.5 6:59 2.3

10 F 1:07 7.9 2:21 6.4 7:50 -0.5 7:37 2.5 11 S 1:39 7.8 3:02 6.3 8:26 -0.5 8:14 2.8 12 S 2:10 7.6 3:42 6.2 9:01 -0.3 8:51 3.0 13 M 2:43 7.4 4:22 6.1 9:35 -0.1 9:29 3.1 14 T 3:18 7.2 5:04 6.0 10:10 0.2 10:11 3.2 15 W 3:57 6.8 5:48 5.9 10:47 0.5 10:59 3.3 16 T 4:44 6.4 6:35 5.9 11:28 0.8 11:57 3.3 17 F 5:41 6.0 7:25 6.1 12:17 1.2 18 S 6:54 5.6 8:15 6.4 1:04 3.1 1:12 1.5 19 S 8:13 5.4 9:03 6.8 2:13 2.6 2:10 1.7 20 M 9:28 5.5 9:48 7.3 3:18 1.9 3:07 1.9 21 T 10:34 5.7 10:31 7.8 4:15 1.1 4:01 2.0 22 W 11:34 6.1 11:14 8.2 5:08 0.2 4:52 2.1 23 T 12:30 6.3 11:58 8.6 5:58 -0.5 5:43 2.3 24 F 1:23 6.6 6:47 -1.1 6:33 2.3 25 S 12:43 8.8 2:15 6.7 7:35 -1.5 7:24 2.4 26 S 1:30 8.8 3:06 6.8 8:23 -1.7 8:16 2.4 27 M 2:19 8.7 3:57 6.9 9:12 -1.6 9:10 2.4 28 T 3:10 8.3 4:48 6.9 10:01 -1.3 10:07 2.4 29 W 4:06 7.8 5:41 7.0 10:51 -0.8 11:08 2.4 30 T 5:06 7.1 6:35 7.0 11:43 -0.2 31 F 6:15 6.4 7:29 7.2 12:15 2.3 12:37 0.5A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

JULY 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 M 8:19 5.1 8:29 7.4 2:06 1.2 1:46 2.0 2 T 9:30 5.1 9:19 7.4 3:11 0.8 2:43 2.4 3 W 10:34 5.2 10:06 7.4 4:11 0.4 3:40 2.7 4 T 11:30 5.5 10:51 7.5 5:03 0.0 4:34 2.8 5 F 12:19 5.7 11:33 7.5 5:49 -0.3 5:23 2.9 6 S 1:03 5.9 6:30 -0.5 6:09 2.9 7 S 12:13 7.4 1:43 6.1 7:09 -0.6 6:52 2.8 8 M 12:51 7.4 2:21 6.2 7:44 -0.6 7:33 2.7 9 T 1:29 7.3 2:56 6.3 8:17 -0.5 8:13 2.6

10 W 2:06 7.2 3:28 6.4 8:47 -0.4 8:52 2.5 11 T 2:44 7.0 3:59 6.6 9:16 -0.2 9:31 2.3 12 F 3:24 6.8 4:30 6.7 9:45 0.1 10:12 2.1 13 S 4:07 6.4 5:03 6.9 10:17 0.4 10:58 1.9 14 S 4:58 5.9 5:40 7.0 10:53 0.9 11:52 1.7 15 M 5:59 5.3 6:24 7.2 11:36 1.4 16 T 7:15 4.9 7:16 7.3 12:56 1.4 12:30 1.9 17 W 8:38 4.8 8:15 7.5 2:08 1.0 1:34 2.4 18 T 9:54 5.0 9:16 7.8 3:19 0.4 2:45 2.7 19 F 11:01 5.4 10:17 8.1 4:23 -0.3 3:56 2.7 20 S 11:59 5.8 11:16 8.3 5:21 -0.9 5:01 2.5 21 S 12:52 6.3 6:15 -1.4 6:02 2.2 22 M 12:13 8.4 1:40 6.7 7:04 -1.6 6:59 1.8 23 T 1:07 8.4 2:26 7.1 7:50 -1.6 7:53 1.5 24 W 2:00 8.2 3:10 7.3 8:34 -1.4 8:46 1.2 25 T 2:52 7.8 3:52 7.5 9:16 -1.0 9:38 1.0 26 F 3:45 7.2 4:34 7.5 9:57 -0.4 10:31 0.9 27 S 4:38 6.6 5:15 7.4 10:38 0.3 11:26 0.9 28 S 5:35 5.8 5:59 7.3 11:21 1.0 29 M 6:39 5.2 6:47 7.0 12:25 1.0 12:08 1.7 30 T 7:49 4.8 7:39 6.8 1:29 1.0 1:03 2.3 31 W 9:01 4.7 8:35 6.7 2:35 0.8 2:04 2.8A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

AUGUST 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 T 10:08 4.9 9:30 6.7 3:38 0.6 3:08 2.9 2 F 11:05 5.2 10:22 6.8 4:34 0.2 4:07 2.9 3 S 11:53 5.5 11:10 7.0 5:22 -0.1 5:01 2.7 4 S 12:35 5.8 11:54 7.1 6:04 -0.3 5:49 2.5 5 M 1:13 6.1 6:41 -0.4 6:33 2.3 6 T 12:35 7.1 1:48 6.3 7:16 -0.4 7:14 2.0 7 W 1:15 7.1 2:20 6.5 7:47 -0.4 7:53 1.8 8 T 1:54 7.0 2:49 6.7 8:17 -0.2 8:30 1.5 9 F 2:33 6.9 3:18 6.8 8:46 0.0 9:08 1.3

10 S 3:13 6.6 3:47 7.0 9:15 0.2 9:47 1.1 11 S 3:57 6.2 4:18 7.2 9:46 0.6 10:31 0.9 12 M 4:47 5.7 4:55 7.3 10:23 1.1 11:22 0.8 13 T 5:47 5.2 5:40 7.3 11:07 1.6 14 W 7:01 4.8 6:36 7.2 12:26 0.7 12:02 2.2 15 T 8:23 4.7 7:44 7.2 1:40 0.6 1:13 2.6 16 F 9:40 4.9 8:57 7.3 2:57 0.2 2:33 2.8 17 S 10:45 5.4 10:06 7.5 4:05 -0.3 3:49 2.5 18 S 11:40 6.0 11:09 7.8 5:04 -0.8 4:55 2.1 19 M 12:29 6.5 5:55 -1.1 5:54 1.5 20 T 12:07 7.9 1:13 7.0 6:42 -1.2 6:49 1.0 21 W 1:00 7.9 1:55 7.3 7:26 -1.1 7:40 0.5 22 T 1:51 7.7 2:35 7.5 8:07 -0.8 8:29 0.2 23 F 2:41 7.3 3:13 7.6 8:46 -0.4 9:16 0.1 24 S 3:30 6.8 3:50 7.5 9:24 0.2 10:04 0.2 25 S 4:20 6.3 4:28 7.3 10:03 0.8 10:52 0.3 26 M 5:12 5.7 5:06 7.0 10:43 1.5 11:45 0.6 27 T 6:11 5.1 5:51 6.6 11:28 2.1 28 W 7:17 4.7 6:43 6.3 12:44 0.8 12:22 2.7 29 T 8:29 4.6 7:46 6.1 1:50 0.9 1:28 3.0 30 F 9:35 4.8 8:52 6.0 2:57 0.8 2:38 3.1 31 S 10:32 5.2 9:53 6.2 3:56 0.6 3:43 2.8A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

SEPTEMBER 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 S 11:19 5.6 10:47 6.4 4:46 0.3 4:39 2.5 2 M 11:59 6.0 11:34 6.7 5:29 0.1 5:27 2.0 3 T 12:34 6.3 6:06 0.0 6:11 1.6 4 W 12:18 6.8 1:07 6.6 6:40 0.0 6:52 1.2 5 T 1:00 6.9 1:38 6.8 7:12 0.1 7:30 0.8 6 F 1:41 6.8 2:06 7.1 7:43 0.2 8:08 0.5 7 S 2:22 6.7 2:35 7.3 8:14 0.5 8:46 0.2 8 S 3:05 6.5 3:06 7.5 8:46 0.8 9:25 0.0 9 M 3:50 6.1 3:40 7.6 9:21 1.2 10:09 0.0

10 T 4:41 5.7 4:19 7.5 10:00 1.6 11:01 0.1 11 W 5:42 5.3 5:08 7.3 10:49 2.1 12 T 6:54 5.0 6:09 7.0 12:04 0.2 11:51 2.6 13 F 8:12 5.0 7:26 6.7 1:18 0.3 1:10 2.9 14 S 9:24 5.3 8:48 6.7 2:35 0.2 2:33 2.7 15 S 10:24 5.9 10:02 6.9 3:43 -0.1 3:48 2.2 16 M 11:15 6.5 11:05 7.2 4:41 -0.3 4:51 1.4 17 T 12:01 7.0 5:31 -0.5 5:47 0.7 18 W 12:01 7.4 12:42 7.5 6:15 -0.4 6:37 0.1 19 T 12:53 7.4 1:21 7.7 6:57 -0.2 7:24 -0.3 20 F 1:42 7.2 1:57 7.8 7:36 0.1 8:09 -0.5 21 S 2:29 7.0 2:32 7.8 8:14 0.6 8:52 -0.5 22 S 3:15 6.6 3:06 7.6 8:51 1.1 9:35 -0.3 23 M 4:01 6.2 3:40 7.3 9:29 1.6 10:18 0.0 24 T 4:50 5.7 4:15 6.9 10:08 2.2 11:03 0.4 25 W 5:44 5.3 4:55 6.5 10:52 2.7 11:55 0.7 26 T 6:44 5.0 5:46 6.0 11:46 3.1 27 F 7:50 4.9 6:53 5.7 12:57 1.1 12:54 3.3 28 S 8:54 5.1 8:10 5.6 2:03 1.2 2:08 3.2 29 S 9:49 5.5 9:20 5.7 3:05 1.1 3:15 2.8 30 M 10:35 5.9 10:20 6.0 3:58 1.0 4:13 2.3A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

NOVEMBER 2013Pacific Daylight Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 F 11:36 7.9 5:13 1.8 6:03 0.1 2 S 12:27 6.6 12:11 8.2 5:54 1.9 6:45 -0.5

DAYLIGHT TIME ENDS at 2:00 A.M. 3 S 1:15 6.8 11:47 8.5 5:35 2.1 6:28 -0.9 4 M 1:03 6.8 12:25 8.7 6:18 2.2 7:11 -1.1 5 T 1:51 6.8 1:07 8.7 7:02 2.4 7:56 -1.1 6 W 2:41 6.7 1:51 8.5 7:49 2.6 8:44 -0.9 7 T 3:33 6.6 2:41 8.1 8:41 2.8 9:35 -0.5 8 F 4:29 6.6 3:38 7.6 9:41 3.0 10:31 0.0 9 S 5:28 6.6 4:47 6.9 10:50 3.0 11:32 0.5

10 S 6:30 6.8 6:08 6.3 12:07 2.8 11 M 7:29 7.1 7:30 6.1 12:36 0.9 1:23 2.3 12 T 8:23 7.6 8:44 6.2 1:38 1.3 2:32 1.5 13 W 9:12 8.0 9:49 6.4 2:35 1.5 3:32 0.8 14 T 9:56 8.3 10:44 6.6 3:27 1.7 4:24 0.1 15 F 10:36 8.5 11:34 6.7 4:13 2.0 5:10 -0.4 16 S 11:13 8.5 4:57 2.2 5:53 -0.6 17 S 12:21 6.8 11:48 8.4 5:39 2.5 6:33 -0.6 18 M 1:05 6.8 12:22 8.2 6:19 2.8 7:11 -0.5 19 T 1:47 6.7 12:55 8.0 6:58 3.0 7:47 -0.3 20 W 2:29 6.6 1:29 7.8 7:37 3.3 8:22 0.0 21 T 3:09 6.5 2:04 7.5 8:17 3.4 8:56 0.3 22 F 3:49 6.4 2:42 7.1 8:59 3.6 9:32 0.7 23 S 4:32 6.3 3:27 6.7 9:46 3.7 10:11 1.1 24 S 5:17 6.4 4:22 6.2 10:43 3.7 10:56 1.5 25 M 6:05 6.5 5:32 5.7 11:48 3.5 11:48 1.9 26 T 6:54 6.7 6:53 5.5 12:57 3.1 27 W 7:42 7.1 8:10 5.5 12:45 2.2 2:02 2.4 28 T 8:27 7.5 9:17 5.8 1:42 2.5 3:00 1.6 29 F 9:10 8.0 10:16 6.1 2:37 2.6 3:51 0.8 30 S 9:52 8.5 11:11 6.5 3:29 2.8 4:39 0.0A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

DECEMBER 2013Pacific Standard Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 S 10:34 8.8 4:19 2.9 5:26 -0.6 2 M 12:02 6.8 11:18 9.1 5:08 2.9 6:12 -1.0 3 T 12:52 7.0 12:04 9.3 5:58 2.9 6:58 -1.2 4 W 1:41 7.2 12:52 9.2 6:49 2.9 7:44 -1.2 5 T 2:30 7.3 1:41 8.9 7:41 2.9 8:31 -1.0 6 F 3:19 7.4 2:35 8.4 8:36 2.9 9:19 -0.5 7 S 4:09 7.5 3:33 7.8 9:36 2.8 10:09 0.1 8 S 5:01 7.6 4:38 7.0 10:41 2.7 11:01 0.8 9 M 5:55 7.7 5:53 6.3 11:51 2.5 11:57 1.5

10 T 6:50 7.9 7:12 6.0 1:04 2.1 11 W 7:44 8.1 8:27 5.9 12:56 2.0 2:13 1.5 12 T 8:34 8.3 9:34 6.1 1:55 2.5 3:14 0.9 13 F 9:21 8.4 10:32 6.3 2:52 2.8 4:07 0.3 14 S 10:04 8.5 11:23 6.6 3:44 3.0 4:54 -0.1 15 S 10:45 8.5 4:32 3.2 5:37 -0.3 16 M 12:09 6.7 11:23 8.4 5:17 3.3 6:16 -0.3 17 T 12:51 6.9 11:59 8.3 6:00 3.4 6:53 -0.3 18 W 1:31 6.9 12:35 8.2 6:40 3.5 7:27 -0.1 19 T 2:09 7.0 1:10 8.0 7:20 3.5 7:59 0.1 20 F 2:44 7.0 1:46 7.7 7:58 3.5 8:29 0.4 21 S 3:18 7.0 2:24 7.4 8:38 3.5 8:59 0.7 22 S 3:52 7.0 3:05 7.0 9:20 3.4 9:31 1.0 23 M 4:27 7.1 3:54 6.5 10:07 3.3 10:06 1.5 24 T 5:05 7.2 4:54 6.0 11:03 3.1 10:48 2.0 25 W 5:48 7.4 6:10 5.5 12:07 2.8 11:39 2.5 26 T 6:37 7.6 7:32 5.4 1:16 2.3 27 F 7:29 7.9 8:49 5.5 12:40 3.0 2:23 1.6 28 S 8:22 8.3 9:56 5.9 1:45 3.3 3:23 0.8 29 S 9:15 8.7 10:54 6.3 2:50 3.4 4:18 0.1 30 M 10:07 9.0 11:48 6.8 3:51 3.4 5:09 -0.5 31 T 10:59 9.3 4:49 3.3 5:58 -1.0A.M. - Light Face P.M. - Bold Face Minus Tide

JANUARY 2014Pacific Standard Time


Day Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet 1 W 12:38 7.3 11:53 9.4 5:47 3.0 6:45 -1.2 2 T 1:25 7.6 12:45 9.4 6:40 2.7 7:30 -1.2 3 F 2:12 7.9 1:37 9.1 7:34 2.5 8:15 -0.9 4 S 2:57 8.1 2:30 8.6 8:28 2.3 8:59 -0.5 5 S 3:42 8.2 3:25 7.9 9:23 2.2 9:44 0.2 6 M 4:29 8.2 4:25 7.1 10:22 2.1 10:30 1.0 7 T 5:17 8.2 5:32 6.4 11:26 2.1 11:21 1.7 8 W 6:09 8.1 6:46 5.8 12:35 1.9 9 T 7:03 8.1 8:02 5.7 12:17 2.5 1:44 1.6

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AttractionsCannon Beach History Center& Museum [11]

Cleanline Surf [10]

Coaster Theatre Playhouse [33]

Elements By the Sea : Spa [9]

Lost Art of Nursing Museum [3]

Seaside Aquarium [Seaside]

Sea Ranch Stables [48]

Sundance Wellness Center [48]

Art GalleriesBronze Coast Gallery [42]

DragonFire Gallery [64]

Haystack Gallery [61]

House of the Potter [54]

Icefire Glassworks [18]

Jeffrey Hull Gallery [39]

Jewelry by Sharon Amber [39]

Northwest By NorthwestGallery [54]

Oregon Gallery, The [57]

White Bird Gallery [51]

Food & DrinkBella Espresso [55]

Cannon Beach Bakery [43]

Cannon Beach Hardware &Public House [13]

Crepe Neptune [61]

Driftwood Restaurant [62]

Ecola Seafoods [59]

EVOO Cannon BeachCooking School [32]

Fishes Japanese Cuisine [44]

Local Grill & Scoop [38]

Lumberyard Rotisserie & Grill [49]

Morris’ Fireside Restaurant [58]

Newmans at 988 [19]

Picnic Basket, The [36]

Pig ‘n’ Pancake [65]

Pizza à fetta [56]

Stephanie Inn [7]

Surfcrest Market & Deli [5]

Wayfarer, The [15]

Yummy Wine Bar & Bistro [Seaside]

LodgingArch Cape Property Services[Arch Cape]

Argonauta Inn [27]

Cannon Beach Hotel [14]

Cannon Beach PropertyManagement [5]

Cannon Beach VacationRentals [12]

Circle Creek RV Park [Seaside]

Courtyard, The [20]

Ecola Creek Lodge [31]

Hallmark Inns & Resorts [9]

Haystack Lodgings [24]

Inn at Cannon Beach [4]

Inn at Village Centre [55]

Inn of the Four Winds [Seaside]

Land’s End Motel [26]

Lighthouse Inn [22]

Lodges at Cannon Beach [4]

McBee Cottages [21]

Ocean Lodge [6]

RV Resort at Cannon Beach [23]

Schooner’s Cove Inn [25]

Sea Ranch Resort [48]

Sea Sprite at Haystack Rock [8]

Sea Sprite on the Estuary [47]

Song of The Sea [30]

Stephanie Inn [7]

Surfsand Resort [16]

Tolovana Inn [1]

Waves Ocean Front Motel [28]

Wayside Inn [2]

Webb’s Scenic Surf [29]

Weiss’ Paradise Suites [Seaside]

White Heron Lodge [46]

Services Cannon Beach Chamberof Commerce [60]

Cannon Beach Florist [64]

Lamping Photography [Warrenton]

Robin Risley/Tommy HuntingtonKamali Sotheby's Intl Realty [35]

ShoppingBasketcase [64]

Bruce’s Candy Kitchen [45]

Cannon Beach Book Co. [35]

Cannon Beach Leather [53]

Cannon Beach Surf [17]

Cannon Beach Treasure Co. [37]

Dreams & Discoveries [42]

DragonFire Gallery [64]

Duebers-Shorelines NW [39]

Four Paws on the Beach[Manzanita]

Golden Whale Jewelry [41]

Jewelry by Sharon Amber [39]

La Luna Loca [63]

Maggie & Henry [39]

Mike's Bike Shop [52]

Puppy Love By the Sea [50]

SeaSoles [40]

Sesame and Lilies [61]

Wine Shack, The [34]

Yuletides [42]

Cannon Beach ShuttleThe Cannon Beach Shuttle provides transportation for residents and visitors between north and south Cannon Beach. Shuttle stops are conveniently located throughout town. The Shuttle operates daily, with a modified schedule on weekends and is wheelchair accessible. Shuttle info and schedules are available at each lodging establishment and at the Information Center downtown at 2nd & Spruce Streets.

Public Parking & Beach AccessCannon Beach offers nearly four miles of sandy public beach with 44 public beach access points. Four main public parking areas offer nearby beach access: Tolovana Park - Public parking at the Tolovana Wayside with beach access (ADA accessible) on the west end of the parking lot. Midtown - Public parking at Hemlock and Gower Street with beach access at the west end of Gower. Downtown - Public parking between 1st and 2nd Streets and Spruce. Beach access at the west end of 2nd Street. Les Shirley Park - Public parking on the north side of Ecola Creek with beach access on the south side of the parking area.

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Cape BlancoLighthouse

Cape DisappointmentLighthouse

North Bend

Charleston

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Pacific Beach

Aberdeen

Rockaway BeachWheeler

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South Beach

Toledo

Gleneden Beach

Reedsport

Astoria

Long Beach

WestportOcean Shores

Brookings

Gold Beach

Florence

Newport

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Lincoln City

ManzanitaCannon Beach

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Grants Pass

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Coastal TouringMileage & Driving Times for US Highway 101

GRAYS HARBOR (1898)Westport Wa

NORTH HEAD (1898)north head, Wa

CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT (1856)cape Disappointment, Wa

TILLAMOOK ROCK (1881)ecola state park, cannon Beach

CAPE MEARES (1890)three capes scenic loop

YAQUINA HEAD (1873)3 miles n. of Yaquina Bay entrance

YAQUINA BAY (1871)Yaquina Bay state park

HECETA HEAD (1894)n. of siuslaw river

UMPQUA RIVER (1894)Winchester Bay

CAPE ARAGO (CAPE GREGORY) (1934)gregory point

COQUILLE RIVER (BANDON) (1896)coquille river

CAPE BLANCO (1870)port orford

Located on the map for Oregon and South Washington coast. (in order from north to south.)

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Cape BlancoLighthouse

Cape DisappointmentLighthouse

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Gardiner

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Aberdeen

Rockaway BeachWheeler

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ManzanitaCannon Beach

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Port Orford

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Grants Pass

Roseburg

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Longview

Olympia

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Oregon

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Jointly Awarded 2011 Certified Residential Specialist of the Year for the State of Oregon

Clatsop Association of Realtors “Realtor of the Year” Robin Risley (2001 & 2012) • Tommy Huntington (2005)

President of Clatsop Association of Realtors Tommy Huntington (2001 & 2010) • Robin Risley (2011)

Number one in sales, service and satisfaction

Serving your real estate needs in Cannon Beach, Arch Cape, Seaside and Gearhart area.

We really know the neighborhood.

Tommy Huntington CRS, [email protected]

Robin Risley CRS, GRI Broker

[email protected]

Robin (503) 738-2888Tommy (503) 440-2436

Isn’t it time to go to the beach?

© maryanne radmacher

Cannon Beach Magazine 2013

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