Tokatee Klootchman State Natural Site, State natural site on Oregon coast, United States.
Tokatee Klootchman is a state natural site positioned on a rocky outcrop above the Pacific Ocean along Oregon's coastline north of Florence. From this elevated vantage point, you look out across the water and observe the rocky shoreline and waves below.
The site was acquired by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department through two separate land purchases between 1971 and 1975. These acquisitions were made to protect the natural coastline from development.
The site connects to the Oregon Coast Trail network, forming part of the extensive recreational system used by residents and visitors throughout the year.
The site is open daily during daylight hours and offers free access with complimentary brochures, maps, and tide tables. Plan your visit by checking tides and weather conditions, as the rocky coastline is exposed to ocean conditions.
From this vantage point, visitors can watch gray whales passing during their migration along the Pacific coast. The elevated location provides a natural observation spot for this annual wildlife event.
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