During Spring Whale Watch, March 21-29, Oregon State Parks will staff top whale watching locations all along the Oregon Coast with trained volunteers to help visitors spot Gray Whales. In spring, approximately 20,000 Gray Whales migrate north, traveling from their breeding lagoons in Baja California to their summer feeding grounds in the Arctic. On this northbound journey, the whales migrate relatively close to shore and often linger along the Oregon Coast, particularly female Gray Whales with calves who travel slower and closer to shore. Bring your binoculars and enjoy this spectacular sight from the many elevated overlooks up and down the Oregon Coast.
For Spring Whale Watch times and locations go to: Oregon State Parks Whale Watching.
Oregon State Parks' Spring Whale Watch is Set for March 21-29
Published: 01/04/2020
Face Rock Viewpoint near Bandon,Oregon
Photo by Beth Wise
This spring, during peak Gray Whale migration, Oregon's best whale watching spots will be staffed for nine days by Oregon State Park interpreters, March 21-29.
SPONSORED LINKS
Featured Destination
Oregon’s walkable, bikeable, lovable beach town with lots to see and do. It’s easy to Seaside.
Activities & Attractions
Cannon Beach’s 20th Annual Spring Unveiling will be a virtual event presented by video June 27.
Cannon Beach Activities & Attractions
Authentic Finnish sauna, professional therapeutic massages, acupuncture and aromatherapy services.
Published: 01/04/2020
Face Rock Viewpoint near Bandon,Oregon
Photo by Beth Wise
This spring, during peak Gray Whale migration, Oregon's best whale watching spots will be staffed for nine days by Oregon State Park interpreters, March 21-29.
During Spring Whale Watch, March 21-29, Oregon State Parks will staff top whale watching locations all along the Oregon Coast with trained volunteers to help visitors spot Gray Whales. In spring, approximately 20,000 Gray Whales migrate north, traveling from their breeding lagoons in Baja California to their summer feeding grounds in the Arctic. On this northbound journey, the whales migrate relatively close to shore and often linger along the Oregon Coast, particularly female Gray Whales with calves who travel slower and closer to shore. Bring your binoculars and enjoy this spectacular sight from the many elevated overlooks up and down the Oregon Coast.
For Spring Whale Watch times and locations go to: Oregon State Parks Whale Watching.
For Spring Whale Watch times and locations go to: Oregon State Parks Whale Watching.
Oregon's oldest lighthouse still shines atop Oregon's westernmost headland on the South Oregon Coast. The Cape Blanco Lighthouse sits on ocean's edge near Port... [read more]
Cannon Beach offers access to some of the Northwest's most scenic hiking trails just minutes from elegant accommodations overlooking the Oregon Coast's iconic rocky... [read more]
Relax and enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Cannon Beach where oceanfront resorts offer luxurious retreats, romantic getaways or family fun. Vacation rental homes, boutique... [read more]
SPONSORED LINKS
Featured Destination
Oregon’s walkable, bikeable, lovable beach town with lots to see and do. It’s easy to Seaside.
Activities & Attractions
Cannon Beach’s 20th Annual Spring Unveiling will be a virtual event presented by video June 27.
Lincoln City Activities & Attractions
Classes in a variety of mediums, gallery exhibits, musical performances, theater and festivals.
Seaside Activities & Attractions
Harbor seals greet visitors at the door, explore touch-me tanks and learn about tidepool creatures.