Along the popular waterfront in Astoria, Pier 39 is a good vantage point to spot wild sea lions sunning themselves. They hang out on the jetty rocks and docks around the East End Mooring Basin. Note: do not attempt to climb onto the rocks or …

This is the first year we’ve visited Astoria without the distinct sea lions barking throughout the hillside. Where’d they go?

Dec 15, 2024 · Where to See Sea Lions at the Oregon Coast. The following are the best places to find sea lions at the Oregon Coast: Cape Arago State Park (Coos Bay) Sandbars near the mouth of Alsea Bay; Nehalem Bay State Park; Salishan Spit near Siletz Bay Park; Netarts Bay; Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area; Coquille Point (Bandon) Sea Lion Caves; Depoe ...

Jun 20, 2022 · Sea lions are plentiful around Astoria. Look for them in the water and on the rocky jetties. Steller sea lions tend to be in less populated locations but stay at the coast year-round.

May 10, 2019 · PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Every spring and summer, large numbers of sea lions cause big problems for the Port of Astoria. The animals, with their large, heavy bodies, damage the docks they rest...

Apr 19, 2015 · Sea lions big favorites with readers, but their weight creates problems for Port of Astoria docks. Astoria's 'best of the rest' from readers cover sea lions to hardware, food.

Oct 20, 2016 · From basking sea lions and the Maritime Museum to top restaurants and savory dishes, Astoria, Oregon is worth the visit.

California sea lions are literally piling into Astoria's East Mooring Basin. They've taken over every square foot of the boat docks, and they're even lying on top of each other for lack...

Nov 2, 2024 · Sea Lion Pier isn’t the official name, but it’s got its local name due to it being filled with Sea Lions. Located near the river on the East Mooring Basin Boat Ramp, you can find this pier, it is not accessible to pedestrians due to damage, but it’s now home to …

Does anyone know if the sea lions are still at the marina just as you come into Astoria? We were there in April and there were hundreds of them. We are heading back next week and I was wondering if they are still there.