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The cape is an ideal vantage point for whale watching.
A whale surfaces just off of Cape Arago.
Cape Arago State Park has plenty if picnic areas along the paved paths that wind around the headland.
The view north toward Simpson Reef. From here it's easy to hear the seals and sea lions in the distance.
Cape Arago State Park.
The view south toward Bandon and Coquille Point, then farther south toward Cape Blanco.
The day use area at Cape Arago State Park is just beyond the main parking area.
A day use shelter at Cape Arago State Park.
The trail down to the South Cove is steep but paved.
Drake Point is named for Francis Drake, who is rumored to have anchored in the area.
South Cove, Cape Arago State Park.
Even the parking area at Cape Arago State Park has excellent views.