Activities in The Oregon Coast

Oregon’s rocky and pristine northern coast makes for an easy day trip from Portland; the drive takes about 90 minutes and passes over the jagged peaks

Warm up with an easy loop leading through coastal forest to a bluff overlooking the Pacific.

Meander along the park's bluff trails.

The marina has all of the trappings for crab hunting and clam digging.

Travelers curious about maritime history and seeing a Fresnel lens up-close can check into the working 1894 Heceta Head Lighthouse in Yachats, Oregon.

Channel Lawrence of Arabia at the John Dellenback Dunes Trail, where the sand mountains are astonishingly high.

Check out a reconstructed fort and watch costumed docents demonstrate pioneer skills.

Attend an otter feeding frenzy before seeing sharks, touch pools, and a resident giant octopus.

This charming shop stocks 97 flavors of saltwater taffy.

Woodsy lodge on a sandy spit offering an exhaustive list of outdoor activities, along with great Siletz Bay and Pacific Ocean views.

The largest natural sea lions cave in the world, this location is home to an average herd size of 200 wild Stellar sea lions and also attracts sea bir

Sip organic fair-trade espresso.