The winter storms stirring up the ocean will provide you with a spectacular display of waves crashing onto the rocks that you won't want to miss. You can take the paved pathway that rims the cliff to the lookout that puts you face to face with the waves going a 100 feet into the air. Bring your cameras or you will be sorry. The enclosed observation building is a good place to relax and take in the views if it's windy or raining. This area is adjacent to the main parking area less than 200 feet away and the place to be for some serious wave action.
Many photographers capture once in a lifetime shots here.
The rock formations below this lookout are so strange that they appear to be from another planet. Shore Acres has all paved walkways and is wheel chair accessible. The largest Monterey pine in Oregon makes it's home here. The formal gardens with the old original caretakers house in the background. From Thanksgiving to New Years the park is covered with more than 200,000 lights adorning the displays.