View from Anderson's Viewpoint
There's so much in this photo that it's hard to name it.
On the right is Netarts Bay, where we used to crab when I was younger. Netarts Spit is the land separating the bay from the ocean. The spit is part of Cape Lookout State Park, as is the place I'm standing for this photo, Anderson's Viewpoint. Anderson was apparently a surveyor as there's a monument here but I don't know anything about him.
The rocks on the far left are Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge, a refuge mostly for several species of birds but also for sea lions. It lays just across from the town of Oceanside. Just past Oceanside the last outcrop you can see is Cape Meares State park.
View from Anderson's Viewpoint
There's so much in this photo that it's hard to name it.
On the right is Netarts Bay, where we used to crab when I was younger. Netarts Spit is the land separating the bay from the ocean. The spit is part of Cape Lookout State Park, as is the place I'm standing for this photo, Anderson's Viewpoint. Anderson was apparently a surveyor as there's a monument here but I don't know anything about him.
The rocks on the far left are Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge, a refuge mostly for several species of birds but also for sea lions. It lays just across from the town of Oceanside. Just past Oceanside the last outcrop you can see is Cape Meares State park.