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Seaside, Oregon
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During World War II, Seaside was home to Camp Clatsop, a training site for the 91st Infantry Division.
The Seaside Promenade, known locally as 'The Prom,' stretches 1.5 miles along the Pacific Ocean and was completed in 1921.
Seaside's beaches are renowned for razor clamming, attracting enthusiasts during the open season from October to July.
The Jewell Meadows Wildlife Area, located nearby, is a haven for Roosevelt elk and other wildlife, offering viewing areas for visitors.
The Lewis and Clark Expedition established a salt-making camp in Seaside in 1806 to preserve food for their journey.
The Seaside Aquarium, one of the oldest on the West Coast, allows visitors to feed seals, a popular interactive experience.
The Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament is the largest amateur beach volleyball tournament in the world, held annually in August.
Seaside marks the end of the Lewis and Clark Trail, commemorated by a statue of the explorers at the turnaround on the Prom.
