Explore Cannon Beach,
Oregon Cannon Beach is named for the cannon that washed ashore from a shipwrecked schooner (hence Schooner's Cove Inn) in 1846. Cannon Beach was named the Best Overall Beach of the Northwest in "America's Best Beaches".

When visiting Cannon Beach you won't want to miss these attractions:

Haystack Rock is one of the worlds largest monoliths. It is a National Wildlife Refuge and Marine Garden. In the summer months there are interpretive guides to help visitors appreciate the marine life in the surrounding area. Visit www.hrap.org for more information.
Ecola State Park, known for its beautiful vistas, trails and the five mile drive through lush forest. Ideal for picnics, hiking and photography.
Galleries featuring bronze sculptures, blown glass, watercolors, and jewelry display local artists. Spend a day walking through the many galleries -- there is something for everyone. Visit Cannon Beach Gallery Group for more information on Cannon Beach galleries.
Boutiques - some people come to Cannon Beach just to shop. Unique shops offer special cards, gifts, antiques, clothing, home decor, and so much more.
Restaurants - from local funky to fine dining there is something to tempt everyone's palate. When you come we'll recommend our favorites.
Coaster Theater - featuring fine local actors, offers year round entertainment with stage plays, concerts, and special events.

For more information about Cannon Beach visit
Cannon-Beach Net, or Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce