
This was a terrific surprise to find such a thing just next to a fence. A huge stone bowl with a path to the sea the ocean passes in and out. You can see the bottom from the fence. Amazing ...
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Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area near Newport, Oregon, United States, is a captivating coastal destination known for its dramatic rock formations and powerful surf. Visitors can witness the ocean's force as it crashes into a hollow rock formation resembling a giant punch bowl, created by the collapse of sea caves and shaped by relentless wave action.
This popular whale watching site offers a scenic picnic spot atop rocky shores, where guests can explore tidepools and marvel at the intriguing geology. Established between 1929 and 1971, the park features day use amenities developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, providing a historic and natural retreat for all to enjoy.
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This was a terrific surprise to find such a thing just next to a fence. A huge stone bowl with a path to the sea the ocean passes in and out. You can see the bottom from the fence. Amazing ...
This natural area is so gorgeous. You can spend time gazing into the Pacific from atop the cliffs or head down to the beach where there are tons of surfers. There are a lot of picnic tables, a...
Visited from Eastern Washington with the family. Great spot for a scenic view and some whale watching!
It's a landmark or sight not a business. It's so cool. You have to watch the tides but can get right up in close. I could stay there all day.
This was one of our stops of many in Oregon this summer. Easy free parking close to bowl or parking lot. There was a guide on site, explaining everything and you can ask questions too. The whole...