틸라묵 카운티 최고의 러닝 경로

A lesser-known kin to the famed Haystack Rock resides just 60 miles (ca. 97 km) south in Pacific City. Towering 327 feet (ca. 100 m), a colossal ocean giant, eclipsing its sibling's stature by nearly 100 feet (ca. 30 m).

Along with Cape Meares and Cape Lookout, Cape Kiwanda is part of the Three Capes Scenic Route. If you have time to explore the area you can climb to the top of the dunes, explore the beach, and admire the dramatic cliff and rock faces that make this place so inviting.

At the end of this trail, you can enjoy the views of Tillamook Bay and Bayocean Spit. When the tide is low, you can watch a variety of birds feeding.

A lovely and historic nature area set on 200 acres of wetlands just off Tillamook Bay. Here you will find many interpretive signs, several trails, and a picnic table. A lovely little spot set in nature to run a few shorter loops and appreciate the nature.

A beautiful trail set among the wetlands of Kilchis Point Reserve. The trail leads all the way to Tillamook Bay, where you can stop to take in the view and watch a variety of birds feeding.

A lush trail through the forest alongside Elk Creek. It connects to Elk Mountain Trail for which the ascent is split into three smaller but steep ramps all the way to Elk Mountain.

At 2,789 feet, Elk Mountain sits just east of Kings Mountain. The ascent to the summit from the southeast is steep, but the views of the forest help you forget the burn in your legs! Once at the top, you won't have much more ascent ahead of you if you choose to continue on to Kings Mountain.

Situated just west of Elk Mountain at 3,226 feet, Kings Mountain is a moderately challenging peak to bag and the views over Tillamook State Forest from the top are worth it! When combined with Elk Mountain via Elk Mountain - Kings Mountain Loop Trail, this makes for a great circular route!