At high tide. Seen from Thor's Well overlook south of Cape Perpetua,
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At high tide. Seen from Thor's Well overlook south of Cape Perpetua,
The Cape Perpetua Overlook is a prominent viewpoint on the Oregon Coast, accessible by car and offering stunning panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Located within the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area, it's the highest accessible viewpoint on the coast. The overlook is a short walk from the parking area and is a popular spot for taking in the scenery.
A lovely evening
My first time at this lovely little beach. Must be mindful of tide tables when visiting this place
This Sitka spruce right before you head down to Cape Cove Beach is impressive and apparently called Dorothy
So amazingly mild for March!
I used to go down there but no way now!
As seen by Captain James Cook in 1778. I just read The Wide, Wide Seas about his third voyage (which included naming Cape Perpetua) and it was a great read though very short on the Oregon section given that they just sailed on by.
It is gorgeous here and so exposed to the elements
The sunshine intensifies but the fog hangs on along the coast.
We could see Cape Cove Beach which we would visit later
This morning was so beautiful, awash in warm sunshine through the fog
Always happy to not see some horrible injury as people are not always so smart and this spot is not forgiving.
At Cape Perpetua
Should have filmed a bit longer to get some Thor's Well action too
Cape Perpetua on a gorgeous morning
An amazing morning with sun and fog at Cape Perpetua
