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The Siuslaw (sy-yoo-slaw) River Bridge was designed and built in the 1930s by famed architect Conde McCullough, who is responsible for many of the Art Deco bridges along the span of Highway 101. On clear days you have excellent views of the river, dunes, and Old Town Florence. More often than not though, the bridge is covered in atmospheric fog and offers a haunting beauty typical of the Oregon Coast.

With over 4500 varieties of roses, this enchanting garden is an oasis nestled along the Willamette River. It is home to the country's oldest and largest Black Tartarian cherry tree, planted in 1847. This place holds a special place in my heart, as I have spent many afternoons under that tree, and I highly recommend it as an ideal place to stop and enjoy a picnic or spend some time relaxing and taking in the beauty of this place.

The DeFazio Bridge is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge named after Congressman Peter DeFazio of Oregon. It showcases quite interesting and unique architecture with a modernist interpretation of the classic suspension bridge and serves as one of the main connecting arteries between downtown Eugene and Coburg Road. The DeFazio Bridge also serves as the main crossing between Alton Baker Park and downtown Eugene, increasing access to the park. It stretches across the Willamette River, connecting Alton Baker Park on the east side with Autzen Stadium and the University of Oregon campus on the west side. The bridge is an important link in the extensive system of bicycle and pedestrian paths that traverse Eugene and the surrounding area. It is heavily used by students, visitors to Alton Baker Park, and residents of nearby neighborhoods. The bridge also offers breathtaking views of the Willamette River, Autzen Stadium and the surrounding natural beauty of the area. In addition to its practical and functional purposes, the DeFazio Bridge is also a beloved landmark and a symbol of Eugene's commitment to sustainable transportation and outdoor recreation.

The Siuslaw (sy-yoo-slaw) River Bridge was designed and built in the 1930s by famed architect Conde McCullough, who is responsible for many of the Art Deco bridges along the span of Highway 101. On clear days you have excellent views of the river, dunes, and Old Town Florence. More often than not though, the bridge is covered in atmospheric fog and offers a haunting beauty typical of the Oregon Coast.

At over 120 feet high and 300 feet wide Sea Lion Caves is the largest sea cave in the USA. Aside from the hundreds of sea lions that call it home you'll also see plentiful sea birds and at the right time of year migrating whales. This makes a good stop for those riding the 101 to have a break and enjoy a true gem of the Oregon Coast.

The Siuslaw (sy-yoo-slaw) River Bridge was designed and built in the 1930s by famed architect Conde McCullough, who is responsible for many of the Art Deco bridges along the span of Highway 101. On clear days you have excellent views of the river, dunes, and Old Town Florence. More often than not though, the bridge is covered in atmospheric fog and offers a haunting beauty typical of the Oregon Coast.

At over 120 feet high and 300 feet wide Sea Lion Caves is the largest sea cave in the USA. Aside from the hundreds of sea lions that call it home, you'll also see plentiful sea birds, and at the right time of year, migrating whales. This makes a good stop for those riding the 101 to have a break and enjoy a true gem of the Oregon Coast.