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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Midatlantic East Coast beaches suck. Signed, Californian [/quote] West coast US far superior. I can’t imagine people visiting US for the first time, and seeing west before east. That might be the most disappointing itinerary decision . [/quote] Cannon Beach and the entire northern pacific coast beaches are dark and gloomy. Plus, they lack amenities and activities. Think: OBX but with bad weather. [/quote] Troll. [/quote] Not trolling, just stating facts. Even google confirms that Cannon Beach (known as the best OR beach) isn’t ideal for swimming given the cold water year round and dangerous currents. The weather is notoriously cloudy. Sand is dark and the overall vibe is gloomy. [/quote] Haha, anyone claiming some beach in Oregon has any recreational value compared to a mid Atlantic beach is just trolling.[/quote] Do you consider hiking a recreational activity? Do you agree that scenery adds value to a hike? [/quote] DP Hiking isn’t a traditional beach activity, and therein lies the great east coast west coast divide. Ever been to the OCMD marina—particularly during the White Marlin fishing event? It draws folks from around the world including millionaires and celebs. The midatlantic coast still has amazing water sports and beach related activities, but nobody comes here to hike. Swim, surf, fish, kite board, kayak, etc. It’s a draw for cyclists as well. We have marshlands and waterfowl that are amazing. CA has beautiful areas and the Pacific Northwest has some as well, but they aren’t the same vibe. Anyway, as a lifelong Marylander, I think St. Michael’s encapsulates the quintessential eastern shore town. [/quote]
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