Brookings - Harbor
Bird Watching

Brookings offers several spectacular vistas to watch for marine birds. Common and rare birds, such as the slaty-backed gull, can be found along the coast. There are Oregon State Parks along the coast just north of town. Or travel up the Wild and Scenic Chetco and Smith rivers to find other species.

Birding near the Brookings - Harbor Area

Where to go Birdwatching near Brookings, Oregon

Arch Rock

Arch Rock is a natural bridge located just off shore in the blue Pacific ocean. A convenient parking lot just off Route 101 offers ample parking and a short ... more

Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor

The stunning Samuel H. Boardman Scenic Corridor is a 12-mile stretch along the coast, of forested park with its spectacular coastline, rocky outcroppings, and ... more

Chetco Point - Brookings, Oregon

This small coastal point in Brookings is an excellent bird watching venue. View the ocean going Black Oystercatcher, Pelagic, Brant’s and Double-crested ... more

Lone Ranch Beach

Lone Ranch Beach is located 4 miles north of Brookings. Lone Ranch is one of the best places along the Pacific Coast to visit the tide pools at low tide. The ... more

Thunder Rock Cove

Thunder Rock Cove is a little visited parking area north of Brookings, Oregon, because little is visible from the lot. However, be certain to take the hiking ... more

Harris Beach State Park

Walk the sandy beaches. Marvel at the eroded sea stacks. View the birds on Bird Island (Goat Island), the National Wildlife Sanctuary and the largest island off ... more