Watch a powerful storm batter the coastline, hike through a lush coastal rainforest, enjoy a good meal from a local restaurant and catch a radiant sunset over Haystack Rock.
Winter is a magical time at Cannon Beach, and one that scores of tourists have been enjoying this season, even as the experience is blunted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
On this week’s episode of the Peak Northwest podcast, we discuss what this winter has been like at the tourist town on the north Oregon coast, and how to navigate the restrictions and risks brought about by COVID-19.
Some local businesses may be closed, restaurants may not be able to offer indoor seating, and face masks are now a frequent sight everywhere you go, but Cannon Beach remains a beautiful and worthwhile destination this season.
Here are some highlights from this week’s show:
- What does it feel like right now in Cannon Beach?
- People are visiting town right now, but there’s not necessarily a lot for tourists to do.
- How are local restaurants and small businesses doing this winter?
- Conditions on the Oregon coast have been a little dicey this season.
- What to see, where to eat and places to explore around Cannon Beach this winter.
Read Jamie’s story about tourism in Cannon Beach this winter.
You can also read his report about the newly reopened Indian Beach Trail at Ecola State Park, the quiet Ecola Creek Forest Reserve in Cannon Beach, and the nearby Klootchy Creek Sitka spruce, which was once Oregon’s largest tree.
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-- Jim Ryan and Jamie Hale
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