Report Details

Lots of winter storm erosion - see photos.

Conditions

Temperature: 55 F. Cloud Cover: Partly Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Moderate. Wind Direction: S. Tide Level: 6.0 feet.

Activities

Number of people: 1.

Other Activities: driving a truck.

Concerns

Apparent violations: none.

Vehicles

Cars/trucks parking: 3. Cars/trucks on beach, allowed: 1.

Notable Wildlife

Just gulls observed

Wrackline Content

Small rocks, Shells, Wood pieces, Styrofoam. Lots of Styrofoam.

New Development

Bluff development. Lots of evidence of winter storm erosion.

Natural Changes

Landslides/major boulder falls, Major cracks appearing in bluffs, Newly exposed roots/trees falling, Erosion of vegetated foredune, Visible retreat of solid bluff.

Actions & Comments

Lots of evidence of erosion due to winter storms.

Report Images

Steep cliffs and narrow beach due to winter storms.
Winter erosion
Exposed rocks due to erosion.

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Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

March 17, 2026

Lots of Velella-Velella. For some reason I couldn't download photos.

Ed

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Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

February 19, 2026

Other than typical winter dune erosion there's nothing of significance to report.

Ed Joyce

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Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

January 18, 2026

Nothing unusual.

Ed Joyce

Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

December 14, 2025

Nothing unusual.

Ed Joyce

Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

November 10, 2025

Lots of dune erosion due to the last king tides + the storms.

Ed Joyce

Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

October 17, 2025

Nothing new.

Ed Joyce

Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

September 15, 2025

Nothing unusual. Unusually small amount of beach debris found.

Ed Joyce

Mile 339

Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens SP

August 18, 2025

Three dead seals observed and reported to the Seaside Aquarium and photos were sent.

Ed Joyce