Where to see a Pale Beauty in Oregon

The Pale Beauty is recorded in the counties of 45 Oregon state parks (research-grade iNaturalist observations). Ranked by how often it is observed in each area:

1. Fort Stevens State Park
2. Ecola State Park
3. John Yeon State Park
4. Sunset Beach State Park
5. Haystack Hill State Park
6. Sunset Highway State Park
7. Gearheart Ocean State Park
8. Elmer Feldenheimer State Park
9. Hug Point State Recreation Site
10. Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site
11. Del Rey Beach State Recreation Site
12. Tolovana Beach State Recreation Site
13. Cape Blanco State Park
14. Harris Beach State Park
15. Tseriadum State Park
16. Buena Vista State Park
17. Floras Lake State Park
18. Sisters Rock State Park
19. Alfred A. Loeb State Park
20. Humbug Mountain State Park
21. Port Orford Heads State Park
22. Winchuck State Recreation Site
23. McVay Rock State Recreation Site
24. Otter Point State Recreation Site
25. Arizona Beach State Recreation Site

These are county-level records — the species is documented in the area around each park, which is a strong steer rather than a guarantee for the park itself.

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