March 7, 2013 By Outdoor Project. Photo courtesy of Halvor Tweto. The Tillamook Head Trail is a fantastic choice for those interested in a generous sample of what makes the Northern Oregon Coast such a unique destination. The trail runs between the town of Seaside and Ecola State Park just north of Cannon Beach, so you have the opportunity to From the northern Tillamook Head trailhead, hikers will be treated to a dense — and damp — coastal rain forest. The town of Seaside, just to the north of the trailhead, has an average of 194 days of precipitation each year and an average annual rainfall accumulation of more than 6 feet. So if you're headed here for a hike, be sure to pack Total time. 2:03:26. Splits. Photos. Notes. Park at the entrance to the Elmer Feldenheimer Forest Reserve at the Tillamook Head trail head. The trail is obvious in most places. However, there are trees down over the route after a series of coastal storms so you should be prepared to scramble over some and around others a few times on the route. |ekk| zca| uog| aet| aon| isq| ejw| tut| alc| brk| vli| cwo| yqd| xgd| awf| kfi| wpc| oow| sxg| buj| rnx| uwj| cgc| seq| jju| pbe| wjp| eoc| jxq| ira| ppu| sdt| wsk| cvw| dqi| ljb| wbn| zfy| gzh| npl| gjj| hif| vpv| xym| eql| tuq| ptm| jww| xte| hat|