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HIKES AND BIKES AND BIOLOGY SOMETIMES

Cape Falcon

Just 10 meters from the road and it’s already awesome.


I’ve wanted to explore this end of Oswald West State Park since I first started working in wildlife biology. It’s one of Oregon’s last remaining patches of old-growth that’s right up against the coast. I surveyed for marbled murrelet for 6 years and coastal old-growth holds a very special place in my heart.

The hike parallels the road for a little bit, then cuts up through some second growth before dropping down to the Cape. This hike has something for everyone.

There’s more off-trail exploring to be done here.

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  • 8.4 mi
    Distance
  • 4 hrs 0 min
    Moving Time
  • 4 hrs 49 min
    Total Time
  • 2.1 mph
    Moving Speed
  • 1.7 mph
    Avg Speed
  • 34:23 min/mi
    Pace
  • 49 min
    Stopped Time
  • 1652 ft
    Ascent
  • 1618 ft
    Descent

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