A steep hike up God's Thumb rewards you with views of the wild Oregon coast, Cascade Head to the north, and the little town of Lincoln City to the south.
Cascade Head's wildflower meadows faced 1960s development threats, saved by devoted enthusiasts and preserved by the Nature Conservancy.
Descending the meadow means a steeper return, but a halfway overlook reveals rugged northern coves and islands.
Devil's Lake is a recreation paradise just inland enough to provide a little shelter from the coastal winds. While cycling around its perimeter you'll have half a dozen chances to …
Named after the first Chairman of the Oregon State Parks Commission this scenic corridor is flanked by old growth Douglas Fir along the banks of the Salmon River. There are …
Pass the fabulously scenic meadow, and descend the bluff to a cliff-edge viewpoint of Hart's Cove and Chitwood Creek's waterfall. Sea lions can be heard but not seen, hidden by …