Cannon Beach Tide Times
High and low tide predictions for Cannon Beach, Oregon
Updated 1:00 AM PDT
Today's tide schedule
| Tide | Time PDT | Height |
|---|---|---|
| ⬆️ High | 3:21 AM | 7.1 ft |
| ⬇️ Low | 9:11 AM | 2.5 ft |
| ⬆️ High | 2:58 PM | 8.9 ft |
| ⬇️ Low | 9:59 PM | -0.6 ft |
Predictions from NOAA station North Fork, Nehalem River · 18.8 km away. This station sits in a river or creek, so times and heights differ from the open beach.
7-day tide schedule
| Day | Tides PDT |
|---|---|
| Mon, Oct 12 | ⬆️ 2:41 AM (7.3 ft) ⬇️ 8:36 AM (2.1 ft) ⬆️ 2:23 PM (9.1 ft) ⬇️ 9:20 PM (-0.7 ft) |
| Tue, Oct 13 | ⬆️ 3:21 AM (7.1 ft) ⬇️ 9:11 AM (2.5 ft) ⬆️ 2:58 PM (8.9 ft) ⬇️ 9:59 PM (-0.6 ft) |
| Wed, Oct 14 | ⬆️ 4:02 AM (6.7 ft) ⬇️ 9:45 AM (3.0 ft) ⬆️ 3:33 PM (8.6 ft) ⬇️ 10:38 PM (-0.3 ft) |
| Thu, Oct 15 | ⬆️ 4:45 AM (6.3 ft) ⬇️ 10:18 AM (3.4 ft) ⬆️ 4:11 PM (8.2 ft) ⬇️ 11:21 PM (0.2 ft) |
| Fri, Oct 16 | ⬆️ 5:33 AM (5.9 ft) ⬇️ 10:50 AM (3.8 ft) ⬆️ 4:53 PM (7.8 ft) |
| Sat, Oct 17 | ⬇️ 12:10 AM (0.7 ft) ⬆️ 6:29 AM (5.6 ft) ⬇️ 11:30 AM (4.1 ft) ⬆️ 5:44 PM (7.3 ft) |
| Sun, Oct 18 | ⬇️ 1:10 AM (1.1 ft) ⬆️ 7:30 AM (5.5 ft) ⬇️ 12:55 PM (4.4 ft) ⬆️ 6:46 PM (6.8 ft) |
| Mon, Oct 19 | ⬇️ 2:15 AM (1.4 ft) ⬆️ 8:31 AM (5.6 ft) ⬇️ 2:32 PM (4.3 ft) ⬆️ 7:53 PM (6.6 ft) |
| Tue, Oct 20 | ⬇️ 3:17 AM (1.5 ft) ⬆️ 9:28 AM (5.9 ft) ⬇️ 3:47 PM (3.7 ft) ⬆️ 9:01 PM (6.4 ft) |
Predictions from NOAA station North Fork, Nehalem River · 18.8 km away. This station sits in a river or creek, so times and heights differ from the open beach.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next high tide at Cannon Beach?
The next high tide is at 3:21 AM at 7.1 ft.
How many tides does Cannon Beach get each day?
Cannon Beach has two high and two low tides roughly every 24 hours and 50 minutes, so they arrive about 50 minutes later each day.
Where do these tide times come from?
Tide predictions come from NOAA station North Fork, Nehalem River about 18.8 km away on a river. Heights are given relative to MLLW, the average of the lower low tides. This station sits in a river or creek, so times and heights differ from the open beach.