Much of Rockaway Beach is populated by sizable foredunes covered in beach grass. This is one of the beach accesses closer to northern edges.
The iconic caboose houses the Chamber of Commerce and lots of visitor information. It’s a nod to the locomotive history deeply ingrained in the area, but it’s not actually one of the trains that stopped here just after the turn of the century.
The northern end of Rockaway Beach - called Manhattan Beach - hosts the southern jetty of the Nehalem Bay.
Twin Rocks as seen during one of those commonly stunning spring days on the north Oregon coast.