TASTE OF OREGON RV TRIP
Seal Rock
Seal Rock is a nice stop on the Oregon Coast as you're heading south on the 101, especially if you like scenic areas and wildlife viewing.
Ona Beach State Park - North of Seal Rock, this park offers beach access, kayak tours, a boat ramp and more.
Seal Rock State Recreation Site - Highly recommended! There is a paved trail to picnic areas and a beach overlook, then a hiking trail down to the great big beach. You'll find picnic areas, an inter-tidal zone, seals on the rocks, birds galore, and more. See pictures below.
Seal Rocks RV Cove - RV campground near Seal Rock State Recreation Site
PICTURES FROM THE TRIP
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Our first stop was Seal Rock. This place has a nice tidal pool and fun stuff to check out. |
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Seal Rock State Recreation Site |
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There were lots of big rock outcroppings |
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This is a panoramic picture of above |
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Seal Rock has a very interesting beach to check out |
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I am no geologist, but this rock seemed different than the rest |
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Close up of the rock from the picture above |
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Notice the seals on the rock in the middle? |
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Great place for some beach combing |
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These green anemones fill with sand, but then when the waves come they can get rid of it |
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The rocks are encrusted with creatures that are withdrawn into a protective shell until the
waves come. |
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They were playing skip rope with a big piece of Kelp |
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The seals had a great spot |
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They are hard to see, but there are lots of birds on the rock. Guess why the rock is all whitish? |
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There are tons of little pools to check out |
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There was a nice trail on the rim of the cliff that overlooked Seal Rock.
(This picture was taken heading away from the beach to the parking lot.) |
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We should have brought a picnic |
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