Les meilleurs événements de la ville Portland. Excursion d'une journée sur la côte nord de l'Oregon commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. This day trip is a tour along a section of rugged coastline along Oregon's northern coast

1

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

2

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

3

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

4

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

5

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

6

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

7

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

8

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

9

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

10

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

11

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

12

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

13

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

14

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

15

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

16

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

17

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

18

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

19

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

20

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

21

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

22

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

23

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

24

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

25

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

26

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

27

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

28

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

29

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

30

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

31

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

32

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

33

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

34

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

35

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

36

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

37

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

38

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

39

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

40

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

41

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

42

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

43

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

44

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

45

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

46

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

47

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

48

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

49

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

50

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

51

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

52

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

53

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

54

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

55

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

56

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

57

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

58

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

59

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

60

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

61

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

62

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

63

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

64

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

65

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

66

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

67

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

68

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

69

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

70

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

71

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

72

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

73

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

74

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

75

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

76

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

77

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

78

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

79

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

80

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

81

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

82

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

83

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

84

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

85

Camp 18 Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

86

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

87

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

88

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

89

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

90

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

91

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

92

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

93

Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook is a town for Americana. Here we could stop at the Tillamook Cheese Factory and taste some cheese and observe the process of mass-production cheese making, and/or visit the Tillamook Air Museum, which is housed inside a WWII-era blimp hangar that happens to be the largest clear-span wooden structure in the world.

94

Cape Meares Lighthouse

An 1890s lighthouse. A spectacular view to the south. An 800-year-old Sitka spruce that is the largest in Oregon, and 10th largest spruce in the world.

95

Cape Lookout State Park

The site of a crash by a B-17 Flying Fortress during WWII.

96

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Sculpted sandstone, tidal pools, and the fourth tallest offshore monolith in the world; Cape Kiwanda is one of the most breathtaking spots along the Oregon Coast, and that's saying a lot. You'll also have the opportunity to slalom down the tallest sand dune on the Oregon Coast, at 240 ft (73 m).

97

Neskowin Beach

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

98

Proposal Rock

Spend some time on the magical Neskowin Beach, where you can propose to your lover at Proposal Rock, a tide-dictated island with an arch. At low tide you may even see the Neskowin Ghost Forest, which tells stories of the past.

99

Musée Camp 18

Ici, vous verrez ce qui a alimenté l'économie de l'âge d'or de Portland, 1905-1930, dans ce musée en bordure de route d'artefacts forestiers. Vous aurez également le temps de parcourir la boutique de cadeaux.

100

Parc d'État d'Ecola

Capturez une vue spectaculaire sur le célèbre littoral parsemé de piles de mer, présenté dans des films, et le plus au sud où les membres de l'expédition Lewis & Clark se sont aventurés.

101

Plage du canon

Vous aurez le temps d'explorer les galeries, les boutiques, les cafés, les restaurants, la plage et Haystack Rock.

102

Rocher de botte de foin

Haystock Rock, la pile de mer la plus célèbre de l'Oregon, est incluse dans le cadre d'un arrêt à Cannon Beach. Vous êtes libre de répartir votre temps entre les galeries, les boutiques, les cafés, les restaurants, la plage et Haystack Rock, comme vous le souhaitez.

103

Parc d'État de Hug Point

Une plage mystique avec des grottes de grès, une cascade et une route du XIXe siècle creusée dans le promontoire.

104

Parc d'État d'Oswald West

Nous ferons des arrêts à Short Sands Beach et au point de vue de Neahkahnie en passant par le plus grand parc d'État de la côte de l'Oregon.

105

Plage de sable court

Faites une randonnée enchanteresse à travers une forêt ancienne abritant d'énormes épicéas de Sitka (Picea sitchensis), du thuya géant (Thuja plicata) et du sapin de Douglas (Pseudotsuga menziessii) jusqu'à une petite plage isolée avec une cascade et remplie de surfeurs en combinaison toute l'année . Il s'agit de la légendaire Smuggler's Cove, formée par Cape Falcon, où les pirates des Goonies auraient débarqué et enterré leur trésor.

106

Mont Neahkahnie

Nous nous arrêterons à un point de vue au large de l'US 101 sur les pentes de la montagne Neahkahnie, surplombant la ville de Manzanita et une côte sans fin de vagues blanches au sud.

107

Musée de l'air de Tillamook

Tillamook est une ville pour Americana. Ici, nous pourrions nous arrêter à la fromagerie de Tillamook et goûter du fromage et observer le processus de fabrication de masse du fromage, et /ou visiter le musée de l'air de Tillamook, qui se trouve à l'intérieur d'un hangar de dirigeable de la Seconde Guerre mondiale qui se trouve être le plus grand clair -portée structure en bois dans le monde.

108

Phare du Cap Meares

Un phare des années 1890. Une vue spectaculaire vers le sud. Une épinette de Sitka vieille de 800 ans qui est la plus grande de l'Oregon et la 10e plus grande épinette du monde.

109

Parc d'État du cap Lookout

Le site d'un crash par un B-17 Flying Fortress pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

110

Zone naturelle d'État du cap Kiwanda

Grès sculpté, bassins de marée et le quatrième monolithe offshore le plus haut du monde ; Cape Kiwanda est l'un des endroits les plus époustouflants de la côte de l'Oregon, et cela en dit long. Vous aurez également la possibilité de slalomer sur la plus haute dune de sable de la côte de l'Oregon, à 240 pieds (73 m).

111

Plage de Neskowin

Passez du temps sur la plage magique de Neskowin, où vous pouvez proposer à votre amant à Proposal Rock, une île dictée par la marée avec une arche. À marée basse, vous pourrez même voir la forêt fantôme de Neskowin, qui raconte des histoires du passé.

112

Roche de proposition

Passez du temps sur la plage magique de Neskowin, où vous pouvez proposer à votre amant à Proposal Rock, une île dictée par la marée avec une arche. À marée basse, vous pourrez même voir la forêt fantôme de Neskowin, qui raconte des histoires du passé.

113

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

114

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

115

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

116

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

117

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

118

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

119

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

120

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

121

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

122

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

123

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

124

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

125

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

126

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

127

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

128

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

129

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

130

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

131

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

132

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

133

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

134

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

135

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

136

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

137

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

138

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

139

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

140

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

141

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

142

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

143

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

144

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

145

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

146

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

147

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

148

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

149

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

150

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

151

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

152

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

153

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

154

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

155

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

156

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

157

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

158

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

159

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

160

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

161

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

162

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

163

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

164

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

165

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

166

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

167

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

168

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

169

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

170

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

171

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

172

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

173

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

174

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

175

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

176

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.

177

Camp 18 Logging Museum

Here you'll see what fueled the economy of Portland's Golden Age, 1905-1930, at this roadside museum of logging artifacts. You'll also have time to peruse the gift shop.

178

Ecola State Park

Capture a spectacular view of the famous sea stack-studded coastline, featured in movies, and the furthest south that members of the Lewis & Clark expedition ventured.

179

Cannon Beach

You'll have time to explore the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock.

180

Haystack Rock

Haystock Rock, the most famous sea stack in Oregon, is included as part of a stop at Cannon Beach. You are free to allocate your time among the galleries, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants, beach, and Haystack Rock, as you desire.

181

Hug Point State Park

A mystical beach with sandstone caves, a waterfall, and a 19th Century road carved into the headland.

182

Oswald West State Park

We'll make stops at Short Sands Beach and Neahkahnie Viewpoint while passing through the largest state park on the Oregon Coast.

183

Short Sands Beach

Take an enchanting hike through an oldgrowth forest harboring massive Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), western redcedar (Thuja plicata), and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziessii) to a secluded little beach with a waterfall and filled with surfers in wet suits year-round. This is the legendary Smuggler's Cove, formed by Cape Falcon, where The Goonies pirates are rumored to have landed and buried their treasure.

184

Neahkahnie Mountain

We'll stop at a viewpoint off US 101 on the slopes of Neahkahnie Mountain, overlooking the town of Manzanita and an endless coast of white waves to the south.