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Cougar Standoff on N. Oregon Coast: Officials Wait for Cat to Leave Haystack Rock / Cannon Beach - Latest: The cat has not stepped onto the sand and remained on the rock

Officials said they saw tracks leading away from Haystack Rock Monday morning, and there was no sign of the cougar. The rock has been closed since Sunday morning.

Officials said they saw tracks leading away from Haystack Rock Monday morning, and there was no sign of the cougar. The rock has been closed since Sunday morning.

The eastern section of the Loop Trail at Nehalem Bay State Park has been closed due to multiple cougar sightings, according to the Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD).

The beach at iconic Haystack Rock near Cannon Beach was closed to the public on Sunday morning as officials respond to sightings of a cougar on the rock formation.

Cannon Beach reopened to the public around 10:00 a.m. Monday morning after wildlife and law enforcement officials confirmed a cougar sighted on Haystack Rock was no longer present. Tracks were

Update posted at 1 p.m. July 16

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