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Warrenton, Oregon
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The Lewis and Clark Expedition, a pivotal exploration in American history, ended near this site in 1806.
Visitors can drive their vehicles directly onto the beach, one of the few places in Oregon where this is permitted.
The area is part of the Pacific Flyway, attracting a diverse range of migratory birds throughout the year.
The site features a mix of sandy beaches, dunes, and coastal forests, supporting a wide variety of plant and animal life.
The beach provides stunning vistas of the ocean, especially during sunset, making it a popular spot for photographers.
The area is known for surf fishing, where anglers can catch species like perch and salmon right from the shore.
It is connected to the Fort Stevens State Park, offering visitors access to extensive trails and historical sites.
