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while we didn't have the best weather, the Designated & protected marine garden and wildlife refuge habitat , aka the haystack rock was a site to see. So many birds flying around and hanging out in thier natural element. definitely recommend checking it out if in the area!
% must go! The ability to walk out onto the to the ocean at least for half of the day is covered in water. I'd be able to see sea life crustaceans and get up close and personal with Haystack rock is something most people never experienced in a lifetime. If you're there, take the time wait for the tide get out in it!!!!
The "Goonies Rock" is no where near Astoria like the movie makes it out to be. No matter what, it is absolutely worth the drive. Parking is non-existent because you have to walk down a pathway between two houses to get to there, I mean of course there are probably areas North or South of the actual rock but I am not aware of them myself. We were lucky and able to find a spot directly across the pathway that just happened to have someone pulling out. Walking down that pathway, I took a video and love how it shows the beauty of the area just opening up. It was more than I could have wished for after growing up loving the movie Goonies and was delighted that we got there when we did. Tide was out, so the dreamy tide pools that you see associated with the northwest coastlines were accessible and all the wonderful wildlife that live within them. Also, we were able to watch the sunset, which was cloud covered but who cares. While walking around, it first started with just rolling up my pants, so then having a misstep and one of my shoes getting soaked so then I was like, oh well, off with the shoes and walk around freely to be able to go rock to rock or wade around to get to the numerous tidepools. All worth the super cold feet later on in the car. There is just something about seeing everything in the wild vs in various zoos or aquariums. It was by far my favorite part of our trip to Portland and something I'd love to revisit again, regardless of the distance and drive back.
Haystack Rock is one of those major landmarks of the Oregon Coast. The ancient monolith has been seen in films, media, etc. and is surrounded by a few smaller sea stacks nearby. Haystack itself is 235 feet tall and when the tide is low, you can walk out all the way to the rock. The reason you want to do that is because there are tide pools surrounding it where you'll see all kinds of sea life such as starfish, anemones, crabs, and more. It's also a popular spot for birding because of the varieties of birds who make a stop around here too. If you visit the tide pools, you MUST learn the etiquette of doing so to ensure that the delicate ecosystem is maintained. Check the tide charts to find when it'll be low and make for good viewing. There's an organization called the Haystack Rock Awareness Program that does events throughout the year, so check out what they're up to. There are parking lots around town but none right here (as there might be at other costal lookouts, like Devil's Churn or something). You might get lucky finding a spot on the street but there are residential streets around here so be cognizant of that, and respectful.
Five fabulous stars for a fabulous place! As a tourist from California what struck me the most, apart from of course the immense Rock, was one morning at low low tide (I think -2ft on the tide chart) it felt like you could walk all the way around the rock, the beach was so level and smooth out into the ocean! Sunsets are marvelous, golden hour lights up the rock so beautifully. Maybe dock 1/3 star for how stinky it it up close tho, those beautiful birds do make a stinky mess!
No trip to Oregon is complete without seeing Haystack Rock. It's honestly breathtaking, having such a massive rock jutting out from an otherwise serene coastline. At low tide you can basically walk (wade?) right up to its base and have a look around tide pools nearby. Really cool and very photo friendly activity!
Iconic Oregon coast. Just go. Enjoy nature at its finest. You will get different views for different seasons and the tides.
An iconic landmark on the Oregon coast. The beach is beautiful, large, and sandy - I am sure it is quite crowded in the summer, but I came in September and there was hardly anyone on the beach in the morning and evening. Parking was not an issue but I can imagine parking/traffic may be really terrible in the summer. Of course September is the off season and it was a little windy, but nothing that is unexpected from a Pacific Northwest beach. Some day I will come back in the summer, as I heard there are puffins there at that time! Loved that this beach was dog-friendly as my pup got to enjoy time in the sand and water.
Haystack Rock is one of the most recognizable landmarks along the Oregon Coast. It's located on Cannon Beach and it's free to visit. If you arrive early enough, there's parking available in Cannon Beach's charming town. By mid to late morning over summers, parking lots usually fill up and then you may have to pivot to find where to leave your car. Depending on where you enter Cannon Beach from, Haystack Rock will be visible from any distance. It's 235 feet tall and according to Wikipedia it's..."a monolithic rock that's accessible by foot during low tide" (mornings). I had to Google what monolithic meant, lol, and it's just a massive, single stone rock formation. That definitely epitomizes Haystack Rock. I visited on a quiet Saturday morning at the end of August and the beach wasn't crowded. It doesn't take long to experience what makes this rock such a fascinating attraction. You can get real close to it, practically within footsteps of looking straight up to its peak. Rules forbid you from climbing on it and it's roped off to protect seagulls, puffins and their nesting sites. Interestingly, the seagulls peck at the starfish who consume the mussels attached to the rock. Haystack Rock is a host for the circle of life between birds and fish. It's captivating just standing so close and watching nature and wildlife coexisting together. There were volunteer guides who hung out beside the rock and offered their expertise if you had questions. Around 9am they had introductions/demonstrations to learn what makes the beach shores here so unique. The Haystack Rock surroundings are also famous for being showcased in iconic 1980's movies...The Goonies and Kindergarten Cop. I could definitely envision One-Eyed Willie's pirate ship setting sail in the distance. Lastly, the town of Cannon Beach has authentic shops and stores to grab souvenirs and mementos. In the end, if you are driving the Oregon Coast, there are so many incredible natural wonders along the way to get yourself outdoors and start exploring. I believe Haystack Rock makes for a worthwhile stop that shouldn't be missed.
This was a destination I had been looking forward to visiting for years after seeing pictures and hearing stories of other peoples' experiences at Cannon Beach ! First, the drive here along Route 26, from Portland, was just stunning as you drive through the forested areas. On this occasion a blanket of fog enveloped the valley and the pictures just don't do it justice as to how it looked in person. I went during the "off-season" right at the end of October and for me this was a great time to visit, as there were not too many people on the actual beach and it also made parking much easier. You can park in areas off the street, however, be careful as much of it you are not allowed to park on. If you park at "Haystack Rock" Public Parking it's just a short walk to the Cannon Beach Access. On this particular day a big storm was moving in and it really created a great atmosphere to photograph in with the moody skies and the ocean getting a bit more turbulent as the waves crashed into the seastacks. Would have loved to catch a sunset here, however, will have to do that on another visit and maybe a different time of the year to compare experiences. The trip didn't disappoint and highly recommend stopping here and exploring other parts of the Oregon Coast!
If you're a fan of the Goonies, you probably recognize Cannon Beach's Haystack Rock as the geographic feature the kids use to navigate their map. Haystack Rock and surrounding rocks have been in a ton of other films too, like 1941, Point Break, and Twilight. Obviously it's a very iconic piece of Oregon's coastline. You will definitely want to snap a few pics when you get there, because the water, the rock, and the beach are gorgeous. I do recommend getting there quite early though, if you want to get some serene photos, or if you're not a fan of crowds. It can get pretty intensely crowded around the rock in the later morning/afternoon. It's about an hour and a half drive from downtown Portland, so you can hit the road early, pack a lunch, and make a day of visiting Haystack Rock and Cannon Beach. You definitely will not regret it!
Haystack rock is something that the locals have been talking about since we first crossed into the Oregon border so of course we had to check it out. Cannon Beach, on a holiday weekend, in the middle of the afternoon was not wise, however. Packed with people and the way the streets are set up with not a lot of 4 way stops made it white knuckling to drive through the area. I am sure it would have been very cool on an off day. If you want just views of the rock without all the people, there are pull offs on the driveway just past Cannon Beach.
It's gorgeous, amazing and a fantastic beach. What else do you need to know. Have dinner at Wayfair (reservations) and take a. Quick stroll or sun tents and make a day of it. Unless you are allergic to sun or happiness this is a must stop. Only complaint- what are those annoying little flying bugs at dusk. Like a wannabe mosquito that hasn't really mastered how to fly. Otherwise no complaint read more
This is the most interesting rock in Cannon Beach. I'm not sure how it could be "better". At low tides (twice a day) a truck drives on to the beach to deliver a bunch of volunteers whose job it is to tell you not to climb on the rocks. When we were there an eagle flew by and grabbed a bird off the Haystack. Circle of life! Just a really cool natural geological feature. read more
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Been coming to this beach for 40 years now and it's always a magical day. My favorite geocache is nearby and the tide pools are a adventure in themselves. Goonies are good enough for me :) ya ya ya ;) read more
This rock is so mesmerizing!! Visited all the way from vegas and stayed in a hotel where I can view this rock anytime of the day! It's amazing at sunrise when the tide is full and rock base is covered with water and even more pretty at sunset coz the low tide let's you walk all the way to the rock! read more
4 years ago
It is further than it looks! Also much bigger! No climbing or collecting but plenty to admire about the rock itself and tide pools. Watch for sneaker waves. Never turn your back to the ocean. read more
5 years ago
Haystack Rock located on Cannon Beach is a must visit. It was so relaxing to walk up to see and the surrounding area was beautiful. read more
This was my second time here and was even better than the first! We found a much better parking spot, right up on the hill with a path directly down to the rocks, but only enough space for about 3 cars, so this was a prime find. We spoke with the girls down at the beach about the puffins and walked around getting a few videos of the beautiful rocks and beach. Very informative and such a beautiful day. read more
Like a very mini Morro Rock in Morro Bay CA Bookmarked as one of the places to visit on the coast of Oregon. We found parking on the side of the road, there was no private parking lot that is close to the rock. After we parked our car we walked on the street and descended down the wooden steps towards the beach. It had a recognizable landmark and is a popular attraction on Cannon Beach. This natural area is protected! Haystack Rock's tidepools are home to many intertidal animals, including sea stars, anemone, crabs, chitons, limpets and nudibranchs. Before stepping foot on the sand there is an interpretive sign explaining about the tidepools. The most colorful and visible creatures are the sea stars that are exposed at low tide and the large green anemones just below the water surface. It was windy and definitely not low tide during our visit late in the afternoon around 5:30p but we did enjoy walking on the fine sand. Hollywood stint: For those who remember that 80's movie... you know what I'm talking about? Yes! Haystack Rock was a film location for "The Goonies" where there was a car race/truck rally on a beach, that action-packed opening sequence scene was filmed on Cannon Beach by Haystack Rock. Wish we could've stayed longer but it was an enjoyable short visit. There were nice houses along the beach but yikes! This was a tsunami hazard zone where even the street had a painted blue line and "tsunami evacuation route" sign painted. Uh-uh... I'll be all aboard the nope train. Review #1411 (158th business review) read more
A must-see icon for any Goonies fans, you'll see it dominating the landscape of Cannon Beach. If you're like me and grew up on The Goonies, you'll definitely recognize it! Parking is available in a few lots in the city for free. Don't park regular cars in the RV-designated spots as the cops are actively handing out tickets! Then it's just a short walk past some public restrooms and restaurants and down the beach - you can't miss it! The surrounding beach is lovely! Complete with soft sand, emerald and cobalt hues in the water and fun tide pools to explore! At low tide you can almost walk out to the rock! Be careful not to step on any wildlife or plants in the tide pools though please! Highly recommend! Makes for a great, relaxing beach day! read more
2 years ago
This is just amazing and I was in awe. I only wish I could have gone during low tide to check out the tidal pools at the base of the rock. read more
I can't imagine there is anything to say that hasn't already been said about Haystack Rock (Cannon Beach). Although it might not be the best Haystack Rock (that honor goes to the one in Pacific City in my book), it is certainly the most famous. We made our way to the beach at sunrise when the lighting was just perfect. There were lots of people out there exploring by the time we arrived but we did beat the Park Rangers that put up signs telling people to stay away from the rocks because it is a protected bird area. It's hard to get a good view of this rock from the 101 (as opposed to the one in Pacific City) so take the time to pull off and walk into town. DO NOT park on the street if you are in a camper van. We did this and learned the hard way that you are not allowed to do this even with regular plates. Iconic. Beautiful. Free. This rock hits all of the requirements for being a must on your Oregon Coast vacation read more
No matter how many times I see Haystack Rock from afar or take a stroll on the beach for a close up view, I get excited! This natural 235 foot tall sea stack in Cannon Beach is iconic; it's the image on so many calendars representing the Oregon coast. And just as many photographs in galleries in Cannon Beach and Portland. Haystack Rock takes on different colors throughout the day depending on the location of the sun and the weather. It's gorgeous in every situation and a must visit if you are in Oregon! My favorite times are when the tide is out leaving many tide pools accessible from the beach. If you look close enough you will see colorful starfish clinging to rocks - orange, green, purple - they are so amazing it's hard to believe they are real! Tide pools are also home to sea anemones, crabs, snails, coral and other fascinating sea creatures. While they are all beaut to see, do not touch or remove anything, including rocks. Haystack Rock is a Marine Garden and all marine life, including the rock, are protected. On the rock itself are thousands and thousands of muscles. Birds of many types are plentiful and part of this complex ecosystem. Today wh (Mid-May) there were hundreds of Tufted Puffin (black birds with white around their eyes and bright orange beaks) nesting on the west and northwest side of the rock. There were also lots of Common Murres nesting but then a lone bald eagle started circling and they all flew away temporarily. It was a sight to see! The beach itself is clean and usually filled with people walking, taking pictures and playing in the tide pools. Early June brings the annual Cannon Beach Sand Building contest attracting professional sand sculpterers, amateurs, and even families, who create some incredible sand structures! It is one of the busiest times at Cannon Beach so if you are driving out for the day, leave early. If you are staying overnight, book hotels well in advance. Haystack Rock is magnificent and a wonder to experience anytime of the year. read more
5 years ago
This is an iconic spot along the 101 coast. There is a public parking, but it gets filled really quick. There is nothing much to see apart from the rock. The beach was pretty good, but the currents are too strong to get in. There a bunch of restaurants near this place to njoy a nice meal. read more
I confessed, I've never seen " The Goonies" , I don't know what happen?!, no excuse since I grew up in the 80s. Now I really have to. I heard about the Haystack Rock & The Goonies, from friends and my daughter's social media page. This was definitely my must do, I can cross it off my list visit. Super happy that we got to visit this most famous rock during my last visit to OR, and going with my family here to the Haystack Rock was even better, memorable priceless moments. Haystack Rock is located at beautiful Cannon Beach, we drove in from Portland, total travel time, about over 2 hours round trip. From my experience, leave early in the morning so you will have more time at Cannon Beach. Pack drinks and light snacks. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Be prepared to circle around to look for parking. Depending on your carrier, some areas may have no reception, during the drive out to Cannon Beach. If you are using GPS, plan accordingly. Take lots of pictures, photo opt for sure!! Haystack Rock is a 235 foot sea stack in Cannon Beach, A popular tourist destination, the monolithic rock is adjacent to the beach and accessible by foot at low tide. The Haystack Rock tide pools are home to many animals including starfish, sea anemone, crabs, chitons, limpets, and sea slugs. The rock is a nesting site for many sea birds, including terns and puffins. After we were lucky to score a parking spot, as I was walking towards the Iconic rock, I started getting chicken skin, I had to remind myself this is for real. ( Deja Vu) I had a hard time walking on the sand, with my flats on. I loved the cute little bridge on my way to the rock. Just WOW & so grateful, I observed the rock, the scenic view, hugged my family, took tons of pics and sure enjoyed my time. Next time, I really want to come back to visit the rock again, I want to see the sunset, and stay a night here at Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock, is a must do, see, & go/ when you're visiting OR. read more
Incredible morning at Haystack rock. There was lots of free parking across the street and we followed the crowds towards the roar of the ocean. The clouds were low and it was a great day but Haystack rock was pretty magnificent. This wasn't like a Almora or anything else we've seen. read more
Haystack Rock was one of the locations on my bucket list. We made the journey here and it didn't disappoint. As we reached the rock, we were amazed by its sheer beauty. The surrounding beauty of Haystack Rock absolutely cannot be matched. We visited around noon on the first weekend in October, and the weather was perfect. We were lucky to have blue skies with a few clouds when we arrived. It was a little nippy out, around 45 degrees, but the wind wasn't blowing so it wasn't bad at all. There were roughly 10-15 people on the beach when we arrived which was nice for some great photos. Around 1:30pm a lot of people started to show up on the beach to walk dogs, fly kites, run on the beach, and just enjoy the surroundings. We spent about two hours here walking up and down the beach near Haystack, looking at wildlife, picking up seashells and rocks, and enjoying the amazing view. There were tons of jellyfish on the shore, some were completely intact. We were sad they didn't survive, but found it interesting to see them up close. The beach houses off of the shore had a natural look, they added a rustic charm to the beach and didn't take away from the feel of the environment. If you are not planning on staying at Cannon Beach overnight, I highly recommend wearing some warm clothes, a hat, and some gloves. Also, bring a change of socks and shoes with you. We didn't intend to get wet, but while taking some photos close to the rock, the water snuck up on us and soaked our shoes. We had to drive back to Portland with wet feet. There truly is endless beauty in America. Haystack Rock and Cannon Beach is a mystical place that will make you wonder where the heck you are. I highly recommend you plan a visit. We never know how long these natural treasures will survive. read more
5 years ago
Beautiful and breathtaking. Love that it is dog friendly. It is great any time of the year. We've been here all seasons except Spring. Great during winter if storm chasing. Cannon Beach is just lovely. read more
I can see why this rock is iconic. I've been here the last three out of four years. Never disappoints. There were a mix of people wearing and not wearing masks. I do feel that everyone seemed to be keeping their distance safely. I know during these times it matters the most. read more
This is THE place you must go to if you are visiting the Oregon Coast. I recommend going during low tides to check out the sea gulls and the tidal pools near the rock. Be sure to arrive early because parking can be very difficult to find. read more
5 years ago
This place is beautiful and breathtaking. It's super windy and lots of water so make sure to take good shoes and a sweater. The visuals are so beautiful it's so worth going. You can park anywhere. read more
What can I say about Haystack Rock and Cannon Beach that hasn't already been said? Even if you haven't been to Haystack Rock, you know that it's beautiful. There's a million and then some photos out there of the iconic view, and honestly, pictures don't do it justice. Another bonus is that the beach is clean! It's not covered in litter, but there are a number of dead jellyfish, so watch out for those. :-) There's tons of people who bring their dogs here, too. I saw several dogs on leash, and several off leash... I think as long as you have a well-behaved dog, it's not really a big deal either way. It'd be a great way to tire them out! If you have the option to come to Haystack Rock when passing through Oregon, you must take the chance! read more
If you have seen the goonies, you will recognize this rock immediately. It's located on a beautiful beach. If you go during low tide, you can get very close. The beach is clean and is perfect for flying kites. Parking is a few blocks down and free. read more
This really is a beautiful beach. The Oregon coastline is very pretty and diverse. Look in one direction and you can see rocky cliffs and evergreen trees right up to the water. In another direction you can see a snow covered mountain sitting just beyond beachfront hotels. Then, smack dab in the middle of this beach is Haystack Rock. The rock is impressively large and even more so as you get closer to it. Definitely a photo op that is hard to pass up. I am guessing parking is tough in the summer season. I visited on a sunny, but chilly, Saturday in March and there were loads of people walking the beach. We found parking but I wonder what it's like come June/July. read more
5 years ago
Haystack Rock is a 235 ft sea stack located in Cannon Beach, Oregon. I'd definitely recommend visiting this place during sunset to click some beautiful pictures especially during the summer. Besides, the Haystack Rock tide pools are home to many intertidal animals, including starfish, sea anemone, crabs, chitons, limpets, and sea slugs. The rock is also a nesting site for many sea birds, including terns and puffins. read more
Such an iconic landmark of Oregon which made Goonies famous. I was so glad to check out this rock on a clear sunny October day. The sounds of the waves gave me chills and brought peace to my mind. My bf and I had difficulty getting to the rock at first, but found a public access walkway to Cannon Beach. As we got closer to the rock, I just stared in awe. I found a new appreciation to nature for creating this beautiful landmark. It is quite a long drive, 90 mins away from Portland. But the drive to the coastline is worth it. You'll see the lines of trees along the way. It's breath-taking. Parking can be a challenge, but there is a parking lot near a coffee shop called Sleepy Monk Coffee Roasters. Park there and walk along the sidewalk to find an public access walkway. A trip to Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock is a must do on your bucket list!!!! read more
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8 years ago
Haystack is a very cool. We had heard about it from our friends and wanted to go and take some photos for memories of our trip to Oregon. Unfortunately, the day we arrived it was very cloudy, dark and overcast. Not unexpected on the coast but, very disappointing. We didn't let that spoil our visit and we walked the beach and took photos anyway. This is a gorgeous place so if you are in the area take time to see the rock formations. They are awesome. read more
4 years ago
Magical Coin, Rock and Moments! Over 30 years ago, a group of kids knew their lives and friendships would change forever. As time moves forward, changes occur and lives and relationships change. These kids had a magical relationship and refused to let change control their destiny. This rock is as magical as the relationship these kids had. Over 30 years ago, this rock gained international recognition as being just that...magical. This magical rock, indeed, holds magic to many. It's a very special place. The rock, not only famous for its appearance in 1941, Kindergarten Cop and The Goonies, but is also world famous for being one of the largest intertidal rocks. It can be reached by foot at low tide. Tidal pools exhibit fantastic spectacles of ocean life. You can come here anytime and there will be very few visitors if any at all. Neither a Yelp Review or photo can portray what this rock is. Perhaps, the magic is best portrayed in The Goonies. However, nothing compares to experiencing the magic in person. Once your eyes see this magical rock in person, you will know just how magical it is! Goonies Never Say Die! read more
6 years ago
The famed Haystack Rock sports a breathtaking view, a vast beach to explore, and wildlife to observe, making it a great family destination. Haystack Rock is brimming with creatures from sky to sea. At the top, you can spot puffins, oystercatchers, and seagulls, flocking around the rock and even nesting! Rangers on the beach can point out nearby nests for you if you so desire. Tidepools form by the base, hosting hermit crabs, anemones, sea stars, and many more. This alone makes the trip worthwhile - add it to vast dunes to explore, various water and rock features, and all your average beach activities, and Haystack Rock is the perfect seaside destination. Regarding the pandemic, masks and social distancing guidelines aren't being enforced, causing potential issues. If needed, you can easily maintain distance if you stay away from the base of Haystack Rock, but you'll want a mask to reach the tidepools. Visit at your own discretion. Final note, parking is few and far between as the surrounding town is rather small. Be prepared for streetside parking and a potentially lengthy walk. If you can make that, it'll be worth it! read more
Stunning up close or on a beach walk!! Best part was walking right up at low tide and exploring the tidepools and asking questions of the volunteers. Would love to come again to see the puffins. We went in March which was great for low crowds. There's a public restroom in town nearby too. read more
9 years ago
This is an amazing and beautiful monolith. We had the pleasure of staying right near it at the Hallmark Resort (which I will review separately and was great), with a direct view of it. It never got old viewing this huge thing. It is a beautiful boulder. It's huge and it sits out a bit from the beach. It provides a great photo opportunity and wonderful ocean scene. People gather on the beach in front of it, along with their dogs (which I think is awesome). You just see happy people and happy dogs playing and enjoying themselves in front of this rock. Oregon has so many great natural features, and Haystack Rock is a classic representation of Oregon in my opinion. We loved it. read more
4 years ago
You can't go wrong with the famous haystack rock! For that is what brought us down here so my partner could experience it in person. (: April is a good time to start coming down here, that's when the puffin birds start to come here. Come get away and relax! read more
It's a rock in the middle of the water...period. What's the big deal? It's a big freakin piece of volcanic rock, okay?! Also, it's about 16 millions years old. Yes, your mind... is now blown. *hands you a bucket, surgical needle, thread, and some gauze* Clean yer self up! If you're taking those artsy hipster pics, make sure you get the Needles (the smaller rocks near Haystack Rock) in the picture since they don't like to be left out and give pics a little extra umphf. Haystack Rock actually appears to be off-limits as it's a puffin & sea bird sanctuary. So it's a nice point of reflection from afar. Pay attention though & wear some Wellies or boots because as tourists and onlookers oooh and ahh over the Rock, the waves come in fast and furious and you might just get your feet, ankles, and lower legs a bit moist. I saw a lady who got out too far and the water came up to almost her waist and she had a baby strapped to her chest as her husband pointed and laughed just a few feet away. At least there's a memory there however unfortunate that may be. And yes it's been in some pretty well known movies as well as a few low budget ones. Regardless of how glamorous the rock is, it's just a wonderful focal point to reflect upon while at the beach listening to the waves crashing in. It's such a contrast to the really flat sandy beach which doesn't jut down sharply into the sea. Great place to come and relax or maybe grab a bite to eat at the restaurant nearby and/or fly a kite after you feast your eyes on Haystack Rock. read more
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