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Oregon Coast Marine Science, Geology, Weather, Wonders and Scientific Oddities

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Natural Oddities & Science on the Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast General Science

Oregon Coast Freaky Fish, Celebrities, Ghost Trees and An Exploding Whale Witness a wild and distinctive set of crazy facts about the coast

'Tis the Season for Record Number of Oregon Coast Whales Officials say sightings are up 30 percent, based on proximity to shore

Oregon Coast Abuzz Over Photos of Green Flash, Glowing Sand Coastal residents caught photos of glowing sands and the green flash

Oregon Beaches Aglow with Freaky Critters Glowing phytoplankton is spotted up and down the coast

Porpoises Flood Waters Off North Oregon Coast Town About 100 of the mammals were spotted in Seaside in recent days

oregon coast lighthouses on dvdStrange Science In Store for Oregon Coast in Summer Singing sands, glowing sand and meteor showers await

A Tale of Two Lighthouses On Oregon's Coast Behind the scenes and history of lighthouses in Newport and Florence

 

Oregon Coast Geology

Mysterious Structures Reappear on Central Oregon Coast Beach Stumps from a massive tsunami 300 years ago are unburied

Fire Beneath the Oregon Coast: The Science of Underwater Volcanoes The VENTS program at the Hatfield in Newport is making waves

 

Geologic Wonders of Oregon Beaches Make Freaky History Lesson Beneath the sands and deep inside the cliffs, there's more to the coast

Serious About Sea Stacks: Oregon's Offshore Sentinels More than eye candy, these are ancient geologic wonders

Closer Look at Oregon Beaches Yields More Oddities Strange creatures washing up on shore show something new

Oregon Coast Weather Science

Oregon’s Biggest Travel Secret: Summer Starts with Fall on the Coast Called the Second Summer, it means better weather and other surprises - including the science behind this beautiful time

Tips for Late Spring on Oregon's Pacific Shores Weather can still be a bit moody, so here are tips for coping

Winter Weather Surprises of the Oregon Coast If you thought you knew the Oregon coast in winter, you were wrong

Coastal Locals Offer Up Tips for Wild Sights In Storms
Unsusual sights and rarities are on tap for this storm season - and the locals tell you where to find them

Oregon Coast Marine Science

Curious Ocean Sights A Week Before Oregon Coast Storm Glowing phytoplankton was seen in Newport in some unusual circumstances

Creepy Babies Arrive at Oregon Coast Aquarium A cluster of wolf-eels has hatched, and boy are they almost cute

Feed the seals! One of the oldest aquariums in the U.S. is here in Seaside, Oregon, right on the PromenadeSummer Brings Unusual Natural Events to Oregon Coast Strange fish, glowing sand and rare whale sightings abound

Killer Whales Photographed off Central Oregon Coast The quartet of Orcas is still in the Florence area, it seems

 

New Seal Born to Aquarium on N. Oregon Coast You can also name the pup at the Seaside Aquarium

Two brand new Oceanview homes in Newport's Nye Beach, just 150 feet to the ocean. 3 bed, 2 bat,h 1700+ sq. ft. Gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings, skylights, oceanview deck, dual "Jack & Jill" sinks, and more. Homes ready for your finish choices and upgrades. Priced to sell from $379K.Odd Objects on Oregon's Beaches Yield More Wonders Strange creatures washing up on shore show something new

Last Time Drexler Will Mate, Says Aquarium The seal, not the Trailblazer, is on his last legs (or flippers)

Oregon Tourism Alert: Spring Rarities in Newport Much is new in Newport, especially in the natural world

 

Oregon Travel Secrets: Weird Science, Spring Rarities on the Coast The 'secret season' and other spectacular oddities abound

Oregon Travel: Fun with Nocturnal Beaches Something new awaits the coastal traveler at night

'Ocean Burps' Leave Oddities on Seaside Beaches A semi-regular natural occurrance is leaving strange things on the beach

Deep Inside An Aquarium on Oregon's North Coast After 70 years, the Seaside Aquarium is still splashing up fun

‘Season of Seals’ Brings Concerns to Oregon Coast An increase in visitors and young mammals could pose problems

Not Exactly Science....but....
Oregon Travel Secrets: Tales of Ghosts on the Coast There's much for the ghost-hunting tourist to enjoy on these shores

 

Oregon Coast Lodging
Seaside
Cannon Beach Lodging
Manzanita, Rockaway, Wheeler Lodging
Pacific City, Oceanside, Netarts, Tierra Del Mar Lodging
Lincoln City Lodging
Depoe Bay Lodging
Newport Lodging
Waldport Lodging
Yachats Lodging
Oregon Coast Vacation Rentals
Oregon Coast Lodging Specials

Oregon Coast Bed and Breakfasts / B&Bs

Oregon Coast Restaurant, Dining Guide
Seaside
Cannon Beach Dining
Manzanita, Rockaway, Wheeler Dining
Pacific City, Oceanside, Netarts, Tierra Del Mar Restaurants
Tillamook Bay Restaurants, Dining
Lincoln City Dining, Restaurants
Depoe Bay Restaurants, Dining
Newport Restaurants, Dining

Waldport, Yachats Restaurants, Dining
Florence Restaurants, Dining
Restaurant Reviews

Coast Events Calendar
Astoria
Seaside, Cannon Beach Calendar
Manzanita, Rockaway Events
Tillamook, Pacific City Calendar
Lincoln City Events Calendar
Newport, Depoe Bay Events Calendar
Yachats Events Calendar

Oregon Coast Weather
Seaside Weather
Cannon Beach
Manzanita
Nehalem Bay / Wheeler
Rockaway
Oceanside/Tillamook
Pacific City
Lincoln City
Depoe Bay Weather
Newport
Yachats
Florence

Oregon Coast Complete Guides every beach access,
Seaside, Oregon Complete Guide
Cannon Beach Complete Guide
Three Capes Complete Guide
Lincoln City Complete Guide
Waldport, Seal Rock Guide

Oregon Coast Travel News

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OREGON COAST VIRTUAL TOURS
Explore Every Beach Spot

Astoria - at the northernmost tip of Oregon
Astoria

Where the Columbia meets the Pacific, Land of Lewis & Clark and loads of atmosphere & history
Seaside, Oregon
Seaside

The Promenade, Tillamook Head, family fun & broad, sandy beaches
Cannon Beach on the Oregon Coast
Cannon Beach

A mysterious lighthouse, upscale yet earthy, a huge monolith, fine eateries & an art mecca
Nehalem Bay, Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler and Rockaway Oregon Coast
Nehalem Bay

Manzanita's beaches, Nehalem and Wheeler's quirky beauty; laid back Rockaway
Oregon Coast: Tillamook Bay, Tillamook, Bay City, Barview, Garibaldi
Tillamook Bay

Garibaldi, Barview, Bay City, Tillamook & an oceanfront ghost town
Three Capes Loop, Oceanside, Netarts, Pacific City, Cape Lookout, Cape Meares
Three Cape Loop

The hidden secret of the coast: Cape Meares, a lighthouse, Oceanside, Netarts and Pacific City
Lincoln City, Cascade Head, Neskowin, Inland Highway 101
Lincoln City
& the Corridor of Mystery
Miles & miles of unbroken beaches, Cascade Head, Neskowin and manmade attractions
Depoe Bay on the Oregon Coast
Depoe Bay

A spouting horn downtown, freaky hidden cliffs and whales, whales, whales
Newport, Nye Beach on the Oregon Coast
Newport

Time-tripping Nye Beach, a bustling bayfront, marine science-central and two lighthouses
Waldport, Seal Rock
Waldport / Seal Rock

Pristine, even secretive sands and wild geologic landmarks
Yachats
Yachats

Constantly dramatic wave action, a mix of the rugged & upscale
Between Florence and Yachats - oodles of secret beaches
Upper Lane County

25 miles of deserted beaches & oodles of wonders
Florence - on the central Oregon coast
Florence

A lighthouse, ancient bayfront and miles and miles of fluffy dunes

DIVE INTO LUXURY, HISTORY AT THE TIDES

THE TIDES BY THE SEA, Seaside. For over 80 years, The Tides has been a favorite of Seaside visitors. There's a sense of history as well as modern luxury here, with the ancient-looking stone walls and pillars out front practically screaming to tell tales of the generations of visitors that have stayed here. These 51 oceanfront condos come in various incarnations and are individually owned and decorated. Find suites for couples, small apartments with fireplaces and kitchenettes, one or two bedroom family units with fireplaces, kitchens and dining rooms. There are wonderful oceanview cottages that sleep anywhere from two to eight people, with two bedrooms, some with lofts, fireplaces and kitchens.
Meanwhile, the heated outdoor pool, enormous grounds with picnic tables and location at the quiet southern end of Seaside make for some memorable means of play and repose. 2316 Beach Drive. 800-548-2846.
www.thetidesbythesea.com.