Cormorant Rocks is a scenic spot along the Atlantic Road in Gloucester. It is named after the large number of cormorants that nest on the rocks and can be seen diving for fish in the water. The rocks are a popular destination for photographers, birdwatchers, and nature lovers who enjoy the views of the ocean and the wildlife. The Atlantic Road is a historic route that connects Gloucester with Rockport, passing through several coastal villages and landmarks. It is one of the most scenic drives in New England and offers many opportunities for sightseeing, hiking, biking, and fishing.

Cormorant Rocks may be viewed from a pull-off on Atlantic Road.