Oregon Coast Pelican Gathering It looked like a winter storm was brewing along the Oregon Coast this early November morning on the Siletz Bay in Lincoln City Oregon. It appears with the warmer weather the Pelicans decided to have a meet up Gathering on the Siletz Bay. Not sure how the Pelicans all got the […]
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King Tides Rock The Oregon Coast November 2025
The first round of the King Tides arrived on the Oregon Coast November 5th-7th and did not disappoint! Onlookers lined the cliffs in awe in Depoe Bay as 18-20 foot surf exploded onto the shoreline! The King Tides mixed with a High Surf advisory gave spectators exactly what they came for! The first round of […]
Oregon Coast Wildlife Viewing
Oregon Coast Wildlife Viewing The Oregon Coast has an abundance of wildlife viewing opportunities. Here is a list of a few of the more popular options. Whale Watching Whale watching is available year round. In the summer and early fall the resident whales can be really close to shore. December through mid January the gray […]
DEVILS LAKE LINCOLN CITY
Check out Devils Lake located on the central Oregon coast in Lincoln City, Oregon. There’s a State Campground located right on the lake (Devils Lake Campground). Devils Lake also offers lots of fun water sports activities. It’s a fairly shallow lake so usually warms up by early to mid June which is great for swimmers, […]
CAPE LOOKOUT HIKING TRAILS
Cape Lookout Cape Trail The hike up Cape Lookout Trail is breathtaking. As you wind around a 5 mile round trip trail through old growth spruce trees, you will come upon the sight of a B-17 bomber that crashed in 1943. The Cape was covered in heavy dense fog, and the pilot crashed into the […]
DRIFT CREEK FALLS TRAIL HIKE
Drift Creek Falls Trail has become a very popular spot on the central Oregon Coast, and for good reason. This 3 mile round trip hike gives hikers a bird’s eye view of Drift Creek Falls waterfall from a 250′ long suspension bridge approx 100′ high in elevation. From the suspension bridge you get to see […]
OREGON COAST LIGHTHOUSES
TAKE AN OREGON COAST ROAD TRIP AND SEE ALL 11 LIGHTHOUSES The 11 Oregon coast lighthouses represent a great maritime heritage. Visit these beacons, as you explore the beautiful Oregon coast. Tillamook Rock This is the most dramatic Oregon lighthouse. Built on a rock which is stretched more than a mile out to the sea, […]
FAT BIKING THE OREGON COAST
Fat Tire Bikes are quickly becoming the new rave on the Oregon Coast. With 363 miles of breath taking coastline stretching from the Columbia River to the California boarder it’s no surprise Fat Tire biking has grown in popularity on the Oregon Coast. Once people started to figure out they could actually ride these bikes […]
WHALE WATCHING ON THE OREGON COAST
The Central Oregon Coast is an excellent place to go whale watching. There is an abundance of whale species that can be seen here, however the gray whales are by far the most frequently seen. Grey whales migrate from the warm waters of Baja to the rich feeding grounds of the Bering Sea. […]
STORM WATCHING ON THE OREGON COAST
The rugged coastline and the raw power of the pacific make the Oregon Coast a prime destination for storm watching in the winter months. With higher tides and bigger ocean swells, October through January usually provide the best time to storm watch. The best storm watching is when the ocean swells exceed 10 feet. The […]