Looking for Oregon Coast Hikes?
The Oregon Coast is one of the seven wonders of Oregon and it’s easy to see why. The Coastline has breathtaking views and amazing trails well worth the hike.
Popular Oregon Coast Hikes
Cascade Head Trail
If you are looking for a coastal hike with great views this is one of the best in Oregon. It’s located in Otis, Oregon in between Lincoln and Pacific City. While this trail is not dog friendly it is definitely…
Cape Lookout Trail
The cape lookout trail is a 5-mile hike with breathtaking ocean views. The trail is a there-and-back path, about 2.4 miles from the start to the endpoint. Cape Lookout is dog-friendly as long as your dog is leashed. The trail…
God’s Thumb Hike: The Best of the Oregon Coast
The Oregon coast is filled with beautiful scenery but God’s Thumb is one of the best hikes you’ll find. The distance from God’s Thumb trailhead to the Oregon coast view is just about 4 miles. It’s also dog friendly! Save…
Sweet Creek Falls Trail
Sweet Creek Falls is a popular hiking destination near the Oregon coast. The trail is an out-and-back route spanning 1.8 miles and contains several falls with a unique cat walk that wraps around the canyon.
7ish Things to do in Brookings Oregon
This is one of the best Oregon beaches (in my not so humble opinion) and definitely deserves to be on the top 10 list of most beautiful places in the Pacific Northwest. There’s tons of things to do in Brookings…
Thor’s Well near Yachats, Oregon
Thor’s Well is a large natural sinkhole set into a beautiful basalt rock formation along the Oregon coast. The feature drains the seawater away giving the impression of an endless swirling pit. As the tide brings the seawater to shore…
Exploring Hug Point State Recreation Site
Step into a coastal paradise at Hug Point State Recreation Site, where nature’s beauty meets a touch of hidden history. Nestled along the mesmerizing Oregon coast, this enchanting destination invites you to explore a world of wonders. As you wander…
Ultimate Guide to the Samuel H Boardman State Scenic Corridor
Located along the stunning Oregon Coast, the Samuel H Boardman State Scenic Corridor beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts to embark on a breathtaking journey through a landscape straight out of a postcard. This enchanting stretch of coastline is a testament…
The Natural Bridges of Oregon
About the Natural Bridges The Natural Bridges of Oregon are a mesmerizing geological wonder located in the southern part of the state. Situated within the remarkable landscape of the Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve, these natural bridges are a…
Saddle Mountain Trail
About Saddle Mountain Trail The Saddle Mountain Trail is located in Saddle Mountain State Natural Area, near Seaside, Oregon. It offers breathtaking mountaintop views that extend from the Pacific Ocean to Mount Hood and three Washington stratovolcanoes. This steep climb…
Exploring Devils Punch Bowl on the Oregon Coast
Nestled along the rugged Oregon Coast, Devil’s Punch Bowl (aka Devils Punch Bowl or Devil’s Punchbowl) is a natural wonder that beckons adventurers and curious travelers alike. This intriguing geological formation, carved out by the relentless power of the ocean,…
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