Nikon D610
Nikon 70-300mm f/4-5.6G Lens
Shore Acres State Park
@rossschram
This seaside Oregon park is one of my favorite coastal locations to visit during stormy weather. There are spectacular views that allow you to watch giant waves crash against massive sea stacks and if they hit just right, the waves crash can reach over a hundred feet high. During a good storm, the wind will be blowing sea spray in every direction and it's an experience unlike any other — you don't want to miss it!
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Easy
Accessbility
Public Location
Hours
8AM-Dusk (varies throughout the year)
Fee
Day Use Parking: $5
Pack
- Zoom lens (70mm)
- Sturdy tripod
- Cloth/wipe to clean water spray off your camera lens
- Waterproof protective camera gear
- Raincoat
- Rainpants
How to get there
N43° 19' 28.146"W124° 23' 13.7652"
The image was taken at Shore Acres State park with a view of the ocean waves crashing up against the rocks. This location is accessible and very easy to find, just enter "Shores Acres State Park" into your GPS and it will lead you to the main parking lot (43.324216, -124.386067).
Head west toward the ocean and you'll arrive at the viewing point from where I took this photo. I find that it's helpful to reference the GPS of this location in satellite mode on your maps for this particular spot. I forced north for this view.
Check their website for more information on hours, parking and directions: https://shoreacres.net
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