Mile 243 Report
Wecoma Beach, Lincoln City
April 6, 2026
Monday after Easter and both tourists and locals on the beach.
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Monday after Easter and both tourists and locals on the beach. Noticeable “crowd” at NW 15th of more than 80 people on beach and rocks with at least 15 cars. Large spread of empty plastic Easter eggs and candy trash on beach at NW 15. Hope children in the area will decide to collect before the tide comes.
Conditions
Temperature: 51 F. Cloud Cover: Foggy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Tide Level: 2 feet.
Activities
Types of Activities: Walking/Running, Tidepooling.
Number of people: 130. Number of dogs: 11.
Other Activities: Counted 42 people total of both directions from NW 34th and NW 15th and at least 80 clustered at NW 15th car access..
Vehicles
Wrackline Content
Velella velella have been mostly washed away but some older, dry ones remain at high tide line. Waves have scoured the beach of all but few rocks.
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