The Steller Sea Lions Of Florence Oregon USA
Steller Sea Lions Resting Along The Rocky Shores Of Sea Lion Caves In Florence, Oregon
Just eleven miles north of Florence is America's largest sea cave. You can not miss the roar of the Sea Lions as you near the sight. The loud roar echos throughout the caves, the wailing is unique to this species. This is an unique and wild set of caves with magnificent rocks on the ocean edge. This is the home of some of America's wildest creatures and their roars can be deafening.
Sea Lion Cave is home to many creatures of the Pacific Northwest. Many birds call this preserve home. This preserve has protected many species of birds and marine life since 1932, This is the year around home of the Steller Sea Lion, but there is no promise they will be in the cave. They are wild marine animals and they come and go as they desire. During the long winters there will usually be many in the caves seeking the protection from the weather. During the spring and summer, you may see more on the rocky shoreline, as they breed and give birth. You will also spot many out in the ocean and on the rocky ledges near the lighthouse.
The caves are open daily except on Thanksgiving and Christmas. They close at noon the day before and remain closed for both of these holidays. They open at 9:00 am and close at 7:00 pm daily, unless the weather forces an unforeseen closure.
While in the area, you will find many other things to enjoy. The tall sand dunes are always a fun place to rent dune buggies and enjoy some fun in the sand. When finished for the day, check out the many Fish Huts and Chowder Houses for some spectacular seafood.
Today is an excellent time to explore the Oregon Coast and include a Steller Sea Lion adventure in your day. Adventure is often in your own back yard.
If you have come from our website, ExploreTraveler.com
Twitter Page, ExploreTraveler
Facebook Page, ExploreTraveler
Or any of our other social media channels, please consider getting your free account here on Steemit, and make sure to follow all of us @exploretraveler @pilgrimtraveler @johngentry @vetvso @johngentryjr @karengentry @elijahgentry @floridagypsy and we will follow you back.
Helping bring the world together one friend at a time. So travel and discover that the world is full of wonderful people." - ExploreTraveler @exploretraveler
We have a travel tip audio book that you can purchase at Audible --> Here
Happy Travels,
© 2017 ExploreTraveler. All Rights Reserved
you know Sabang Islan in Aceh Province?
nice
Thank you @sultan-aceh
ok @exploretraveler
Interesting, good blog @exploretraveler
wow i love to explore nature and wild life..
such a wonderful place to visit..
thank you @exploretraveler for this valuable info
cheers!
Thank you very much @sylejmanbajgora
What a great shot!!! How relaxed do they look in the warm sunshine :) No sharks gonna bother them there .. Love this post! SUNSHINE247
Smashing experience and place my dear friend @exploretraveler..
Although I was out of voting power.. I upvoted for you..😊👍
Thank you @djmalith
Sunbathing Sunday @exploretraveler
This post has been ranked within the top 50 most undervalued posts in the first half of Aug 20. We estimate that this post is undervalued by $18.83 as compared to a scenario in which every voter had an equal say.
See the full rankings and details in The Daily Tribune: Aug 20 - Part I. You can also read about some of our methodology, data analysis and technical details in our initial post.
If you are the author and would prefer not to receive these comments, simply reply "Stop" to this comment.
Really nice pictures.
Just trying to imagine this beautiful tourist site. But are the sea lions not harmful?