Gleneden Beach State Recreation Site

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Gleneden Beach State Recreation Site is famous for having visitors spot seal heads peering out at them from the surf! A short paved trail descends from the parking and picnic area through the shore pine forest to a soft sand beach flanked by crumbling orange sandstone bluffs. Wetsuit-clad surfers often catch waves here in the mornings. As visitors hike to the right along the beach, the horizon is dominated by the dark green cape of Cascade Head. In case guests decide to venture onward, please don't disturb the sea lions found at the tip of the four mile Salishan Spit. Some visitors with boats will want to go deep sea fishing on coastline. The Pacific can get rough and dangerous. Guests who take their boats out are encouraged to have fun but be cautious as well. Whale watching boats are also available to go out on the water during the migrating season of humpback and grey whales.

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