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Columbia R.
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Hammond
ASTORIA
Warrenton
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Fort Clatsop
Nat'l Monument
etween the mighty Columbia River and the idyllic Neskowin
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Sunset Beach SRS
Clatskanie
Sunset Beach
Valley lies the North Coast. This land of wonderful beaches
and rugged headlands is home to Oregon’s newest national
101
park—as well as three fascinating towns, some very famous cheese,
CLATSOP
Gearhart
and a scenic 38-mile alternate route to Hwy 101.
STATE
TILLAMOOK HEAD SEASIDE
The Lewis and Clark National Historical Park encompasses 12
Ecola S.P. N
FOREST
smaller parks that lie within Oregon and Washington along a 40-mile
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section of the coast from Long Beach, Washington, to Cannon
CANNON BEACH
Necanicum
Arcadia SRS N
Beach. The park sites offer an intimate view into the experiences of
Junction
Hug Point SRS N
these famous explorers as they reached the end of their journey to the
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Pacific.
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The historic town of Astoria, located along the Columbia River,
Manzanita
Nehalem
spreads up and over San Francisco-like hills. The oldest settlement
Nehalem Bay S.P.N
Mohler em R.
NEHALEM BAY
west of the Rockies, its history dates to 1805. A walking or drivNehal
TILLAMOOK
Wheeler
ing tour is the best way to see the town’s historic buildings, many of
Brighton
N
STATE
Manhatten
Beach
SRS
which are elegantly preserved homes or B&Bs.
Rockaway Beach
FOREST
Seaside is a classic coastal resort town where you can ride bumper
Twin Rocks
cars or a carousel, or rent bicycles to roam around town or on the
CAPE MEARES
Barview
Cape Meares SSV N
beach. Cannon Beach, Oregon’s answer to California’s Carmel, is
Garibaldi
TILLAMOOK BAY
Lees
filled with picture-perfect, gray-shingled buildings housing art galBay City
Cape Meares
Camp
leries, restaurants, and resorts to pamper you. If that’s not enough,
Oceanside
235-foot-tall Haystack Rock is part of the view. Tillamook, set in a
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verdant valley of dairy farms, is home to the world-famous Tillamook
TILLAMOOK
NETARTS
Netarts
Cheese Factory, which will tempt you with great cheeses and wonBAY
Cape
Lookout
S.P.
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Pleasant Valley
derful ice creams.
CAPE LOOKOUT
Sandlake
South of Tillamook is the scenic alternate route, Three Capes
Hemlock
Loop. The loop provides access to Cape Meares and its lighthouse;
Clay Myers SNA N
Cape Lookout, a favorite spot for hikers; Cape Kiwanda with its
Beaver SIUSLAW
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Tierra del Mar
photogenic sandstone formations; and Pacific City, home of the
NAT'L
Woods Hebo
Cape Kiwanda SNA N
famous dory boat fishing fleet.
FOREST
Pacific City N
Cloverdale
With so much to see, let the journey begin…
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NESTUCCA BAY
Oretown
Neskowin
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Where to Stay
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All rooms include: Private
Balconies on the River
Fireplace • Free WiFi
Day Spa • Fitness Room
Meetings/Banquets • 503.325.4996
Toll Free 888.325.4996
www.cannerypierhotel.com
No 10 Basin St • Astoria, OR
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Astoria · Warrenton · Hammond
Business & Services
6TH ST
Astoria
Attractions
Columbia River
Maritime Museum
1792 Marine Drive
Astoria, Oregon
crmm.org • 503-325-2323
Maritime Artifacts & Art
Boats • Tour the
Lightship Columbia
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Liberty Theater
13 GRANDVIEW BED & BREAKFAST 800-488-3250
14 Lewis and Clark Golf & RV Park
503-338-3386
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15 Red Lion Inn 06 ASTORIA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
oldoregon.com
800-875-6807 / 503-325-6311
16 Shilo Inn Suites Astoria/Warrenton 800-222-2244
Hospital: Columbia Memorial
503-325-4321
City Hall: 1095 Duane
503-325-5824
County Courthouse
503-325-8000
Special Shops
07 The Cellar on 10th
800-RED LION/503-325-7373
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Hammond • Warrenton
City Hall: Warrenton, PO Box 250, 503-861-2233
17 Astoria/Seaside KOA 503-325-6600
Large NW Wine Selection, Sat. tastings, Thecellaron10th.com
503-861-2606 / 800-562-8506
Open all year/RV/tents & cabins/pool [email protected]
18 Lighthouse Park & Historical Society
Local history, fishing, boats, the people & their stories
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For Event or
Rental Information:
503.325.5922
www.Liberty-Theater.org
1203 Commercial
Astoria
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shallon.com • 503-325-5978
An Operating Winery. Unique Wines: Chocolate wine! 1-6 Daily
05 Shallon Winery •
10 Fulio’s Pastaria & Tuscan Steak House 503-325-9001
Fulios.com Handcrafted Italian food Deli Catering on/off site
11 Silver Salmon Grille 101
503-338-6640
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and natural splendor at the mouth of the Columbia.
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0.0 - Start of Highway 101
Hwy 101 from Astoria to the
California state line is part of our national
scenic heritage. Mile 0 is the southern
end of the Astoria–Megler Bridge. Over
4 miles long, this bridge is the longest
continuous three-span, through-truss
bridge in the world. Construction began
in 1962 and was completed in 1966. This
bridge completed Hwy 101 and made it an
unbroken link between the Canadian and
Mexican borders. The city of Astoria lies
mostly upriver from milepost 0.
0.0 - Astoria (ZIP 97103)
The written history of the area dates
to 1792, when Robert Gray in his small
ship, Columbia Rediviva, entered and
named the river. Lewis and Clark’s expedition of 1804–1806 established the new
nation’s claim to the Pacific Northwest.
The oldest American settlement west of
the Rockies, Astoria offers more points
of historical interest than any other city
on the Oregon Coast. Intriguing historical museums include Flavel House
(not wheelchair-accessible), Heritage
Museum, and Uppertown Firefighters
Museum.
Tapiola Park is Astoria’s newest
attraction, with miniature replicas of the
area’s greatest sites and a state-of-the-art
skateboard facility.
A great view can be had from the
Sixth Street Viewing Platform along the
Riverwalk Trail. The visitor information
center is on West Marine Drive, about
1/2 mile east of the Astoria–Megler
Bridge.
North Coast: 0.0–7.0
0.0 - Astoria Twilight Creek Eagle Sanctuary
Stay on Hwy 101 in Astoria as it
becomes Hwy 30 and heads east. Go 7
miles, turn north on Burnside Loop near
milepost 87, and continue 1 mile to observation deck. Wetlands and tidal flats harbor
large concentrations of eagles year-round.
0.0 - Astoria Column, Astoria
Head north on Marine Drive, turn
right on 16th, follow signs and head up
Coxcomb Hill. The 125-foot Astoria
Column atop Coxcomb Hill was built
in 1925 to commemorate the westward
sweep of discovery and migration. This
unique structure has 14 murals made in
Italian sgraffito technique (etched concrete). Climb the 164 steps to the top for
a 360-degree view and more photo ops.
The wreck of the Peter Iredale.

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For a glimpse of life during the Lewis
and Clark expedition, travel 3 miles east
on Old Hwy 101 to Fort Clatsop Road and
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National Historical Park
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7.0 - Fort Clatsop
Fort Clatsop
Visitor Center
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Stevens State Park (6.3 miles round-trip, easy)
Take either highway exit and look for
Peter Iredale Beach Access within park.
After checking out the Peter Iredale
shipwreck, hike up the beach and loop
around through the park with a chance
to see the historic museum and gun batteries. 5 miles wheelchair accessible.
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follow signs to Fort Clatsop, one of the
major sites in the Lewis and Clark National
Historical Park. This is where the expedition spent the winter of 1805–1806. The
reproduction of the original fort burned in
2005; a new even more authentic fort has
been constructed with the help of many
volunteers. Educational and living history
continue year-round. Admission charged
(503-861-2471; nps.gov/Lewi).
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6.5 - Warrenton/Hammond (ZIP 97146)
The visitor information center
(503-861-1031) sits at 143 S Hwy 101 at
the edge of Youngs Bay Shopping Center.
A model lighthouse sits in Lighthouse
Park in Warrenton. At the end of the
road is Fort Stevens, the United States’
major defense for the mouth of the
Columbia from the Civil War until the
end of World War II. The fort’s military
purpose has ended, but the remains of the
installation make a fascinating historic
center. You can visit a museum and tour
the old batteries on foot or in a vehicle.
Old Fort Stevens is part of Fort Stevens
State Park. Camping here is popular, and
reservations should be made. Enjoy miles
of hiking and bicycle paths.
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Wildlife
Viewing
Blind
6.5 - North Junction to Fort Stevens and
Warrenton
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The official maritime museum of
Oregon. Admittance also includes a visit
to the Lightship Columbia. The display
of a 44-foot motor lifeboat on a rescue
mission is unforgettable. (1792 Marine
Drive; 503-325-2323; crmm.org)
5.0 - Youngs Bay Bridge
Hwy 101 crosses Youngs Bay on a
4200-foot, lift-span bridge. The lift is
only used for very large ships. The clearance is 45 feet in the closed position and
80 feet when raised.
Alan Huestis
0.0 - Astoria, Columbia River Maritime Museum
7.0 or 13.1 - Hike: Fort to Sea Trail (6 miles
one-way, moderate)
Start at either end: Fort Clatsop Visitor
Center or Sunset Beach. Trail climbs gently
from Fort Clatsop through woods, then
it’s easy going through pastures, highway
10
TOP
tunnel, and dunes to beach. One-way trip
requires pickup at other end; shuttles available in summer months. (503-861-2471)
7.5 - South Access to Fort Stevens
9.9 - Camp Rilea
milepost
Camp Rilea was founded in 1927 as
Camp Clatsop. It was renamed Camp Rilea
in 1959 and is a military training camp for
police, the National Guard, and others.
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11.5 - Sunset Beach SRS
Turn west on Sunset Beach Lane past
the Astoria Golf & Country Club (private) to reach the park. Here is the west
trailhead to the Fort-to-Sea Trail connecting the site of Fort Clatsop to the Pacific.
A 300-foot, ADA-accessible boardwalk
leads to viewing platform at the beach.
13.5 - Cullaby Lake
Clatsop County maintains two dayuse parks on Cullaby Lake about 1/2-mile
east of Hwy 101. Carnahan Park has 30
acres at the north end of the lake. Cullaby
Lake Park is the site of the historic Erik
Lindgren home. This 165-acre park has a
boat ramp, restrooms, picnic shelters, and
barbecue pits.
Photo Ops
location
0.0 Astoria Column, Astoria
2
28.0 Ecola State Park
3
Rock, Cannon
30.5 Haystack
Beach
4
Cape Kiwanda,
90.4 Waves,
Pacific City
5
Bay Bridge,
142.0 Yaquina
Newport
6
179.0 Heceta Head Lighthouse
7
Docks, Charleston
235.5 Fishing
(8.5 Charleston Loop)
8
Giant Waves, Shore Acres
235.5 State Park (12.8 Charleston
Loop)
9
270.8 Offshore Rocks, Bandon
10
334.8 Cape Sebastian
21.3 - Seaside Visitors Bureau
Directions are available to local and
regional attractions. You can’t cross Hwy
101 directly into the parking lot. If you’re
going south, turn east at the stoplight and
left again in half a block. The street going
west from the intersection is Broadway.
21.3 - Seaside, Walk the Prom
Turn west on Broadway to the
Promenade. This famous 1.5-mile walk
separates the beach and town, and nearly
everyone, at least once in their life,
must stop to feed the seals at the Seaside
Aquarium along the way. (seasideaquarium.com)
23.0 - Avenue U to Seaside Golf Course
16.9 - Del Rey Beach SRS
The road leads west to a large parking lot with vehicle access to the beach.
No restrooms. Motorized vehicles are
allowed on this stretch of ocean beach,
extending about 10 miles between
Gearhart and Warrenton.
Promenade. There a sculpture designates
the end of the Lewis and Clark Trail.
Families enjoy the Carousel Mall, sand biking, paddleboats, bumper cars and arcade.
The Seaside Civic and Convention Center
hosts a variety of events throughout the
year. Other attractions include the Seaside
Museum, Gateway to Discovery–Coastal
National History Center, Lewis and Clark
Salt Cairn, and Seaside Aquarium—the
oldest aquarium on the West Coast.
many visitor attractions. Visitors delight
in dozens of specialty shops, art galleries,
antique stores, sweet treats, and restaurants
that surround the downtown streets where
Broadway leads from Hwy 101 to the turnaround in the center of Seaside’s famous
East-west streets in Seaside have numbers north of Broadway and letters south.
Avenue U is the last letter used. The
Seaside Golf Club is a nine-hole course.
25.0 - Junction Hwy 26 to Portland
The Sunset Hwy takes you through
19.2 - Gearhart
A northern “suburb” of Seaside,
Gearhart shares Seaside’s ZIP code, but has
its own shops, two golf courses and a pleasant residential neighborhood. City Hall,
(503-738-5501).
Ecola State Park.
19.2 - Gearhart Necanicum Estuary
Turn west at light at Pacific Way, left
onto Cottage Way, right on F Street, left on
Wellington to parking lot at end. This tidal
estuary with active sand dunes is one of the
best places to see shorebirds during migration in April and September.
Seaside was Oregon’s first seashore
resort, and it remains one of the coast’s
most popular year-round destinations with
Bob Pool
20.0 - Seaside (ZIP 97138)
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200 N. Promenade • Seaside, Oregon
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08 Inn of the Four Winds 800-818-9524
innofthefourwinds.com
One of Seaside’s hidden gems. 14
09 Northwind Vacation Rentals 800-488-3301
northwindrentals.com
Quality vacation homes
10 Seaside’s newest all-suites hotel
102 N. Holladay
Seaside, OR 97138
877-871-8433
www.rivertidesuites.com
Close to Beach and Downtown • Spacious Suites
Free Breakfast • Fireplaces • Full Kitchens
Indoor Pool & Hot Tub • Pet Friendly • Smoke-free
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02 Sunset Empire Park & Recreation District
sunsetempire.com 503-738-3311
800-699-5070
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Ocean View Resort • oceanviewresort.com
4th & Prom • 503-738-3334 • 1-800-234-8439
06 Hi-Tide • 800-621-9876 Ebb-Tide • 800-468-6232
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107 Spacious Guestrooms
Indoor Pool & Spa
High Speed Internet
Salvatore’s Cafe
Meeting/Banquet Space
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N. Wahanna Rd
Sunset Empire Park and Recreation District
www.sunsetempire.com
Sunset Pool and Fitness
Seaside Youth Center / Skatepark
1140 Broadway • 503-738-3311
Bob Chisholm Community Center
503-738-7393 • 1225 Avenue A
PACIFIC OCEAN
50+ Artisans all from the Pacific NW • Outdoor Furniture
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Reservations: 1- 888 -717-7367
436 S Downing • PO Box 465
Seaside, OR 97138 • 503-738-7367
12 Sand and Sea Condominiums 800-628-2371
Public Swimming Pools, Fitness Center, Skatepark
Right on the Beach! 2BR/2BATH Units. sandandseaoregon.com
Services
13 The Seashore Inn ...on the Beach
888-738-6368
Beachfront inn. Call for best rates. seashoreinnor.com
City Hall: 989 Broadway, 503-738-5511
Chamber of Commerce
www.SeasideChamber.com
14 Shilo Inn East Suites 800-222-2244
503-738-6391
Affordable Excellence throughout the NW. shiloinns.com
Providence seaside hospital 503-717-7000
15 Shilo Inn Seaside Oceanfront 800-222-2244
725 South Wahanna St.
03 Seaside Visitors Bureau City of Seaside
Seaside.com
888-306-2326
The Coast’s premier family destination. 12 Oregon Coast Mile-by-Mile Guide 2009–2010
Call for free info.
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• Room Service
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the Coast Range 60 miles to Portland. At
Klootchy Creek Park about 2 miles east is
the Klootchy Creek Spruce, which snapped
off at the 80-foot level in 2007 during hurricane-strength winds.
Cannon Beach
Business & Services
27.2 - Ecola Marker and Viewpoint.
27.2 – 31.6 - Tillamook Rock
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01 The Lumberyard Rotisserie & Grill E 2ND ST
02 The Stephanie Inn Dining Room
800-633-3466 / 503-436-2221
S HEMLOCK ST
Intimate Fine Dining • stephanie-inn.com
03 The Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge 503-436-1108
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04 CANNON BEACH RV PARK 04
ELK CREEK RD
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800-847-2231
Full service RV Resort/Open Year Round 05 OCEANFRONT HALLMARK RESORT
Panoramic views of Haystack Rock ST
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PACIFIC OCEAN
wayfarer-restaurant.com
True Oceanfront Dining GOWER
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503-436-0285
thelumberyardgrill.com
Casual Dining • 264 3rd Street
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cannonbeach.org 07 Stephanie Inn
800-633-3466 / 503-436-2221
stephanie-inn.com
800-547-6100 / 503-436 2274
Newly Renovated Oceanfront Resort S HEMLOCK ST
S PACIFIC ST
09
08 Surfsand Resort 888-448-4449
hallmarkinns.com
Sea Ranch Resort
• RV Park • RV Supplies
• Gift Shop • Laundry Facility
• Coffee Bar • Free WiFi • ADA
• Horse Beach Rides—
(Summer Only)
• Sauna and Massage
503-436-2815
www.SeaRanchRV.com
Premier Oceanfrnt Destination. 02 NELCHENA ST
07 CHISANA ST
cbrvresort.com
surfsand.com
Tolovanainn.com • 800-333-8890
A Cannon Beach tradition • Oceanfront.
09 Tolovana Inn E WA
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Watch along this stretch of coast for
“Terrible Tilly” 1.2 miles offshore. The
lighthouse operated from 1880 until
decommissioned in 1957. It is now a private columbarium. And the rocky island
has been a wildlife refuge since 1994.
28.0 - Ecola State Park
The park offers dramatic views of the
coastline and Haystack Rock. In 1806,
Captain William Clark of the Lewis and
Clark expedition named a creek in this
area Ecola Creek, based on the Chinook
Indian word for whale, ekoli. The 1300acre park includes magnificent ocean
frontage extending from the northern
edge of Cannon Beach to Indian Beach.
The Lewis and Clark National Historic
Trail, also designated as a segment of the
Oregon Coast Trail, extends 8 miles from
Cannon Beach to Seaside and follows
some of the same route used by Captain
Clark. The park road extends 2 miles
north of Cannon Beach with access to
many picnic areas, viewpoints, and two
beaches. Day-use fee.
Drive from Cannon Beach to parking lot at Ecola Point. Look south for
picture-postcard shot of Crescent Beach
with Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock
in the distance.
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Extending 4 miles along a stunning
stretch of beach, Cannon Beach offers a
breathtaking view around every corner.
The town (named for a cannon
that washed up on the beach in 1846)
has worked hard to preserve its natural
beauty. The city doesn’t specify materials, but many people use shingle siding,
making the buildings compatible with
the character and setting of the city. The
retail area is an impressive collection of
smart shops, all tastefully landscaped and
some with tranquil courtyards—no obtrusive big-box stores here.
The most popular annual event
in Cannon Beach is the Sandcastle
Contest, scheduled each year in June.
The town celebrates music and art during the Stormy Weather Arts Festival,
the first full weekend of November. And
Haystack Holidays has many activities
including wreath-making and caroling.
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30.5 - Cannon Beach South Access
Haystack Rock, part of Oregon Islands
National Wildlife Refuge and the unofficial
symbol of Cannon Beach, lies just south.
Haystack Rock is home to many species of
nesting birds. Between April and August,
tufted puffins abound. Do not disturb either
the birds or marine life in tide pools. These
marine gardens are protected by the state.
30.8 - Tolovana Park (ZIP 97145)
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Tolovana Park is adjacent to Cannon
Beach and has resorts, shops, and restaurants. Tolovana Beach Wayside is a good
place to park and walk to Haystack Rock.
The main street running through Cannon
Beach and Tolovana Park is Hemlock.
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Visit our beautiful new SPA
and pamper yourself!
31.6 - Viewpoint
See the beach from Tillamook Head
south toward Cape Falcon.
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32.4 - Arcadia Beach SRS
Picnic tables, restroom, and beach
access. A trail leads to a beach in a little
cove.
33.7 - Hug Point SRS
The old road was treacherous with
travelers having to hug the rock to get
around the point; the road was closed
during high tides. Visitors can explore
tidal caves, hike to a waterfall, and investigate the remains of the old roadbed.
37.2 - Clatsop/Tillamook County Line
39.0 - Oswald West State Park
Within its 2474 acres are rainforests,
secluded beaches, and panoramic viewpoints.The park includes Cape Falcon and
most of Neahkahnie Mountain. Surfers,
bring your boards and enjoy the waves.
40.5 – 41.3 - Series of Viewpoints
Former Oregon Governor Oswald
West was instrumental in preserving the
coast. A plaque commemorates him at
the northernmost of the viewpoints on
the west side of Hwy 101 as it rounds
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lie within the state park.
42.8 - Neahkahnie Beach
Trails lead to the summit from this
popular beach at the base of Neahkahnie
Mountain. Stories of buried treasure
arose more than two centuries ago when,
according to legend, a badly crippled,
treasure-rich Spanish galleon strayed off
course and was wrecked on the beach.
Native Indians said the men from the
“huge canoe” carried boxes from the
wreck and buried them at the foot of the
mountain. No one has ever found the
treasure, but many artifacts, including a
wine cup and beeswax, have been found.
43.0 - Manzanita (ZIP 97130)
This secluded seaside community of
610 has a nine-hole golf course in addition to lodging and dining facilities.
Nehalem Bay State Park extends along
the ocean for more than a mile. A horse
outfitter operates in the park during
spring break and the summer months,
offering horse rides on the beach.
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Nehalem
Manzanita
Attractions
Services
City Hall: PO Box 129, ohwy.com/or/m/manzanita.html
503-368-5343
nehalembaywinery.com
Open 9-6 every day • Wine tasting and sales• 503-368-WINE
06 Nehalem Bay Winery Services
Vacation Rentals
01 Manzanita Rental Company 800-579-9801
1-4 bdrms, oceanfrnt, secluded manzanitarentals.com
02 Ribbon Vacation Rentals 888-503-6009
Great views / quiet settings / sensible rates
ribbonvacationrentals.com
City Hall: PO Box 143, 03 Ocean Inn at Manzanita
Oceanfront cottages
07 Beach-Break Vacation Rentals
877-655-0623
Manzanita • Arch Cape • Rockaway • Cape Mears •
beach-break.com
Nehalem
WHEELER
866-368-7701
oceaninnatmanzanita.com
spindrift-inn.com 877-368-1001
Quaint country inn/1 block to beach/Uniquely decorated rooms
04 Spindrift Inn 05 Sunset Surf Motel
503-368-5224 / 800-243-8035
Oceanview • pool • balconies • fireplacssunsetsurfocean.com
Zeb Andrews
Nehalem Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
Attractions
08 Wheeler Marina 503-368-5780
Fishing-Crabbing-Kayak Rental/Sales
neahkahnie.net/wheelermarina.com
Services
City Hall: PO Box 177, 503-368-5767
09 Nehalem Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
& Visitors Center 503-368-5100 / 877-368-5100
THE REAL TREASURES OF THE OREGON COAST!
nehalembaychamber.com
PO Box 601, Manzanita
on the Beach
Where to Stay
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Wheeler on the Bay
Lodge & Marina
11
Old Wheeler Hotel
Nehalem
on the River
Wheeler
on the Bay
OCEAN, RIVER, & BAY WATER RECREATION • HIKING
DINING • SHOPPING & GREAT PLACES TO STAY
877-368-5100 • www.nehalembaychamber.com
www.VISITTHEOREGONCOAST.COM
Sign up for the email Newsletter.
503-368-5627
vacation rentals
Where to Stay
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Manhattan Beach, near Nehalem.
Year Round Fun and
Relaxation on the Water
10 cozy individually decorated
rooms • Fireplaces • WiFi
Spas • In House Massage
Guide Service • Whale Watching
Storm Watching • Kayaking
800-469-3204
Hwy 101 • On Wheeler Bay
wheeleronthebay.com
A charming,
historic gem of the
north Oregon coast.
• Stunning views
• Fishing • Shopping
• Kayaking • Scenic
Train Excursions
Read guest comments at TripAdvisor.com and Hotels.com
www.OldWheelerHotel.com • 1-877-4-The View
Paul Hughes
Manzanita Beach.
43.9 - Nehalem Bay State Park
Beginning 3 miles west of Hwy 101, the
park extends to the tip of the spit enclosing
Nehalem Bay and has extensive camping
facilities as well as a horse camp with corrals. Day-use fee, on reservation system.
44.7 - Nehalem (ZIP 97131)
Hwy 101 runs through the middle
of this community of 200, which borders
the Nehalem River. The main street has
antique shops, an antique mall , and
restaurants. Spend a night on a houseboat on the river.
46.0 - Boat Ramp
A Tillamook County ramp on the
Nehalem River provides access to both
river and bay. Restrooms.
46.6 - Junction Hwy 53
This slow route roughly parallels Hwy
101 and joins Hwy 26 after 17 miles of
winding road. Nehalem Bay Winery is a
couple miles down the road in Mohler.
47.0 - Wheeler (ZIP 97147)
This community of 400 on the southern
shore of Nehalem Bay offers shopping,
lodging, dining, fishing, and boating. Hwy
101 is Wheeler’s “Main Street.” Wheeler
boomed after rail service to Portland was
established in 1911, but the timber economy was devastated after the Tillamook
Burn. The historic Old Wheeler Hotel
has been restored in an area that includes
several antique outlets.
48.7 - Manhattan Beach SRS
Sheltered picnic tables and a trail to
the beach. Restrooms. 
50.0 - Lake Lytle
The lake is stocked with trout for fishing. Water skiing and jet boats are also
permitted. Kayaks can often be rented.
50.8 - Rockaway Beach (ZIP 97136)
Built as a summer resort for
Portlanders in the 1920s, this community
of 1200 year-round residents is the center
of activity for north Tillamook County.
Rockaway Beach has 7 miles of sandy
beach accessible from the City Wayside
in the center of town. The town has
shops, restaurants, public restrooms, and
more than 300 motel rooms.
North Coast
Rockaway Beach
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Business & Services
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01 Rockaway Beach Chamber
503-355-8108
Beach access, kite flying, beach combing, whale watching!
Great accommodations, lots of family fun! rockawaybeach.net
special shops
02 Trash & Treasures (Antiques) 503-355-2101
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Where to Stay
03 Silver Sands Motel 503-355-2312 / 800-457-8972
Beachfront. Indoor Salt Water Pool. oregonsilversands.com
04 Shorewood RV Park CR
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Includes full hook-up, restrooms & showers, picnic tables
05 Surfside Resort
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Oceanfront/Indoor Pool/Fireplaces surfsideocean.com
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503-355-2112 / 800-824-0938
Oceanfront • Kitchens • Fireplaces tradewinds-motel.com
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(hotels/motels, homes & condos)
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Just 88 miles west of Portland on Hwy 101.
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Barview Jetty County Campground
503-322-3522
Kilchis River County Campground
503-842-6694
Trask River County Campground
503-842-4559
Whalen Island County Campground
503-965-6085
Webb & Woods County Campground
503-965-5001
www.co.tillamook.or.us/GOV/PARKS
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www.rockawaybeach.net
E-mail: [email protected]
PO Box 198
Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
503-355-8108
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• Color cable TV • Indoor heated saltwater pool
• Free Wi-Fi • Jacuzzi & Sauna • Kitchenettes
• All ocean front units • Direct dial phones
215 S Pacific • Rockaway Beach, OR 97136
800-457-8972 • www.oregonsilversands.com
53.8 - Barview Jetty County Park
GARIBALDI
Barview is an unincoporated community at the mouth of Tillamook Bay. The
park has an excellent jetty plus picnic
and extensive camping facilities.
Business & Services
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55.6 - Garibaldi (ZIP 97118)
The first ships to fly the American
flag around Cape Horn were the Lady
Washington and the Columbia Rediviva,
under the command of Captain Robert
Gray. The Garibaldi Museum celebrates
the man who discovered and named the
Columbia River in 1792. This museum,
first opened to the public in 2004, can be
visited from Thursday through Monday,
May through October. Look for the
statue of Captain Gray on the inland side
of the highway.
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One of the early settlements in
Tillamook County, Garibaldi is named for
the Italian patriot considered the father of
his country. This town of 917 is one of the
stops on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
steam excursion train, and offers a variety
of activities for all ages. Busy fisherman utilize Garibaldi’s harbor. The Crab Races are
celebrated the first weekend in March and
the Garibaldi Days Festival is celebrated
during the last full weekend in July.
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54.0 - Three Graces
Steam Train Rides 503-322-3312/800-383-3828
garibaldimarina.com
In the Port of Garibaldi
503-322-8411
Story of Capt. Gray & Western US garibaldimuseum.com
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05 Garibaldi Marina Attractions
01 Garibaldi Museum 06
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503-842-7972
ocsr.net
06 Port of Garibaldi 503-322-3292
PO Box 10, Garibaldi, OR 97118 portofgaribaldi.org
special shops
Services
07 Hidden Treasures Antiques & Collectibles
503-860-2533
City Hall: 503-322-3327
Unique & Unusual. Meka says “Come on in!”
Charter Companies 08 Myrtlewood Factory
503-322-3224
myrtlewoodfactoryoutlet.com
03 Garibaldi Charters 503-322-0007
Open 7 days a week. 04 Siggi G Charters 503-322-3285
09Tillamook Bay Boathouse 04 Kerri LIn Charters
503-355-2439
Fresh Seafood (retail/whlsl) OPEN yr rnd/7 days a wk.
04 Linda Sue Charters
503-355-3419
Where to Stay
10 Comfort Inn at Garibaldi 503-322-3338
OREGON STATUTE 390.610
“...it is the public policy of the state of Oregon to forever
preserve and maintain...the ocean shore...so that the
public may have the free and uninterrupted use thereof.”
503-322-3557
877-322-6489
choicehotels.com/garibaldi
11Harborview Inn & RV Park Fisherman’s Delight (see ad) 503-322-3251
harborviewfun.com
55.9 - Old Smokestack
The smokestack from a long-vanished
mill now towers 195 feet high. The top has
been removed.
56.9 - Miami River
At this community of 1160 on Tillamook
Bay, notice the huge mounds of oyster
shells on the waterfront left over from
oyster processing. The shells are used to
grow a new crop of oysters. The community
also has an art gallery and an arts center.
Contact City Hall (503-377-2288).
Robert L. Potts
60.8 - Bay City (ZIP 97107)
Tillamook Bay.
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ocated at the Tillamook Bay, the seaport town of Garibaldi is the gateway
to the magnificent Pacific Ocean. Garibaldi is
considered by many to be one of the best fishing areas on the Oregon Coast. From the Port
of Garibaldi, you’ll find fishing, fishing charters, crabbing, clamming and it has excellent
marine facilities including a large mooring
basin with launching ramps, transit dockage
and marinas which rent boats and equipment.
A small port town, Garibaldi is nestled
against the lush, green mountains of the Oregon coast. You’ll also find motels, RV parks,
Bed & Breakfasts and vacation rentals. Pubs,
restaurants and shops will meet your needs
while visiting this quaint little town of 1000.
Sunset Dinner Trains • Excursions: Jan—Dec
Steam Train Rides • Excursions: Weekends
Memorial weekend through September
www.ocsr.net • 503-842-7972
Since 1972
HIDDEN TREASURES
230 Garibaldi Ave. (Hwy 101)
Antiques &
Collectibles
Hand-Turned Bowls & Platters
Hand-Crafted Intarsia Wall Art
Gifts & Home Décor • Raw Wood Products
903 Garibaldi Ave (Hwy 101) • Garibaldi
www.myrtlewoodfactoryoutlet.com
503-322-3224 • Open 7 Days a Week
meka says,
“Come On In!”
503-860-2533
Open Year-Round • 7 Days a Week
16 Room Motel & 30 Space RV Park
Rooms start at $49.00
Located at the Marina & Boat launch at Historic
Garibaldi Harbor. Great views of Tillamook Bay &
harbor. A fishermen’s delight only 300 ft from
the boat launch. Micro, frig, cable TV, Free WiFi,
ice, hot showers & full hook ups 20-30-50 amp.
302 S. 7th Street, Garibaldi, OR 97118
Call Us: 503.322.3251 harborviewfun.com
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across from the Garibaldi Smoke Stack
112 Hwy 101 • Garibaldi, OR • 503-322-8411
Open May 1 thru October 31
Thursday thru Monday 12 Noon to 4:00 PM
— Fun for Everyone —
BARVIEW JETTY COUNTY PARK
Port of Garibaldi
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• Food • Fishing
• Shopping
• Equipment &
Boat Rentals
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www.portofgaribaldi.org
TILLAMOOK BAY
BOATHOUSE LLC
WHOLE FRESH
LOCAL SEAFOOD
CUSTOM CANNING
& SMOKING
LIVE CRAB & COOKED CRAB
Wholesale • Retail
[email protected]
tillamookbayboathouse.com
503.322.3600 • Fax: 503.322.3557
500 S Biak St • PO Box 163
Garibaldi, Oregon 97118
Darus Peake & Cam Holtz, Proprietors
Moorage • Fuel • Tackle • Boat Rentals
Fresh Bait • One of Oregon’s Finest Marinas
Local 503-322-3312 • Toll Free 1-800-383-3828
www.garibaldimarina.com
302 Mooring Basin Rd • Garibaldi, OR 97118
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Maritime History Museum
• Camping
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Half model of the Columbia
• 7 Motels
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GARIBALDI!!
Oregon’s Premier Fishing Destination
Halibut • Tuna • Salmon • Bottom Fishing
Welcome Aboard
Garibaldi’s Charter Fleet
1-800-900-HOOK (4665)
503-322-0007
garibaldicharters.com
503-322-3285 • www.siggig.com
Kerri Lin Charters
503-355-2439
Linda Sue Charters
503-355-3419
www.LS3charters.micronpcweb.com
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A must see! Self guided tours - Award winning cheese Delicious Tillamook ice cream in a fresh baked waffle
tillamookcheese.com
cone. LONG PRAIRIE RD
503-842-4553
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Attractions
City Hall: 01 Blue Heron French Cheese Company
blueheronoregon.com 503-842-4623 / 800-635-1821
County Courthouse: 503-842-2472
Both Courthouse and city hall are at 210 Laurel.
503-842-3403 
Deli • Gifts • Cheese • Wine ~ RV’s welcome. Hospital: Tillamook County General,
503-842-4444/800-356-0460
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3705 Hwy 101 N.
503-842-7525
Visit the land of trees, cheese, and ocean breeze.
• Changing Exhibits
• Handcrafted Gifts
• Artists Demonstrations
503-842-8622
latimerquiltandtextile.com
64.0 - Bay Breeze Golf
This McCullough-designed bridge,
built in 1931, is a bowstring arch design.
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63.9 - Tillamook Cheese Factory
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Tillamook Area Chamber of Commerce
Visitor Information Center
Located at 3705 Hwy 101 N
Tillamook, OR 97141 • 503-842-7525
in the parking lot of the Tillamook Cheese Factory
A nine-hole executive course and
driving range with an 18-hole putting
course.
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Visit us to learn where to stay,
where to play and find
out about the wonderful
local attractions and
abundant outdoor recreation
available in Tillamook.
Ample parking is available at the
largest cheese factory on the coast. See
cheese being produced as you take a selfguided tour. Besides cheese, you’ll find
a wide selection of gift items for sale, as
well as yummy ice cream. In front of the
factory is a replica of the Morning Star,
a ship built in 1854 to carry local products to market.  Tillamook Chamber &
Visitors Center is at the southern edge of
the parking lot. 
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www.GoTillamook.com
Your information source to the land
of cheese, trees and ocean breeze!
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bestwestern.com
08 Best Western Inn & Suites 503-842-7599/800-299-4817
Indoor Pool/Spa. 09 Best Western RV 03
Tillamook
Air
Museum
503-842-7599
Newest Park in Tillamook. Right Across from Tillamook
Cheese. Minutes from the Ocean
10 Marclair Inn
503-842-7571 / 800-331-6857
Downtwn, 47 Units+Suites, Hot Tub, Pool, Restaurant
One Mile South of Tillamook
Come eat in the 40’s style café • Aviation Gift Shop
Open Daily 9–5 • 503-842-1130 • tillamookair.com
11 Shilo Inn Suites Hotel 800-222-2244
64.4 - Wilson Loop Road/Turnoff for Latimer
Quilt & Textile Center
This textile center is a mecca to quilters throughout the Northwest with its
textile museum, nonprofit gallery, demonstrations, and classes.
65.0 - Blue Heron French Cheese & Wine
Company
Domestic and imported cheeses,
including Blue Heron brie and camembert, are available to sample and buy. A
wine-tasting room features selections from
throughout the state.  And a small petting farm entertains children of all ages.
65.0 - Tillamook (ZIP 97141)
Circle No. 81 on ad info card.
The Tillamook Cheese Factory is one of
the top 10 visitor attractions in the state.
Anglers, clam diggers, and crabbers find
Tillamook Bay an exciting area with many
fishing opportunities. South of the city is
the Tillamook Air Museum.
65.0 - Tillamook County/Pioneer Museum
Turn west at 3rd Street/Three Capes
Loop and go 3 miles to Bayocean Spit,
turn right and go 1.5 miles to parking lot.
Hike the dike to see thousands of shorebirds use the bay as a stopping point in
spring and fall migration.
65.0 - Bay Ocean Spit/Tillamook Bay
Located at Hwy 101 and 2nd street,
the museum records the early history of the
county and has one of the most extensive
natural history collections in the state.
65.0 - Cape Meares Lighthouse
Turn on Three Capes Loop and continue to milepost 9.5 at Cape Meares
State Park. This park is also home to “Big
Spruce,” the largest Sitka spruce in Oregon.
65.0 - Hike: Cape Lookout Trail (4.8 miles
round-trip, moderate)
NEWEST PARK
IN TILLAMOOK
1722 N Makinster Road
Tillamook, Oregon 97411
503-842-7599
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ACROSS FROM 2 CHEESE FACTORIES
MINUTES FROM THE OCEAN
Free Breakfast • Hot Tub • Pool
Sauna • Exercise Room
Paved & Clean • Free Wi-Fi
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Cape Lookout
State Park
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Take Three Capes Loop to milepost 22
just south of the Cape Lookout State Park
entrance. Hike out to end of cape,
1-1/2 miles, and back; bonuses are great
ocean views and possible whale-watching.
From the middle of Tillamook,
Hwy 101 goes north and south, Hwy
6 goes east to Portland, and the Three
Capes Scenic Loop heads west. The
full route encompasses Cape Meares,
Cape Lookout, and Cape Kiwanda
before returning to Hwy 101. Mileages
noted below are based on starting in
Tillamook and continuing through
Pacific City before returning to Hwy
All hotels are independently
owned and operated
INN & SUITES
• 52 well-appointed guest rooms
• High-speed Wireless Internet • Cable TV with HBO
• Mini-suites with fold out couch
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast
• Indoor saltwater pool, hot tub, sauna, exercise room
• 20 Full Hook Up RV Spaces
1722 Makinster Rd • Tillamook, OR
503-842-7599 • Toll Free: 800-299-4817
101. (Skip to milepost 68.1 if not
taking loop.)
1.8 - Bay Ocean Drive Junction
Turn right to take the tour around Cape
Meares or left for a shortcut to Netarts.
3.2 - Memaloose Point Boat Launch
7.3 - Cape Meares Junction
Continuing north brings you onto
Bayocean Peninsula, a sand spit that
separates Tillamook Bay and the ocean.
Once a popular resort community, the
North Coast
The Three Capes Scenic Loop
Business & Services
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01 Proposal Rock Inn SHORE
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866-404-4947
CAPE DR
1 & 2 BR Condos, Ocean, Creek Views
proposalrockneskowin.com
Breathtaking Ocean View • Private Balcony
Gas Fireplace • Brew Pub • Luxury Boutique Hotel
Pacific City • 888-965-7001 • InnatCapeKiwanda.com
Netarts
02 The Terimore Motel
PACIFIC
CITY
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Neskowin
TO THREE CAPES
SCENIC LOOP
CAPE KIWA
Cloverdale · Neskowin · Netarts
Oceanside & Pacific City
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CAPE
KIWANDA
STATE PARK
800-635-1821
Spectacular Bay & Ocean Views! oregoncoast.com/terimore
Pacific City
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888-722-2489
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PACIFIC CITY
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Shorepine Village is a wonderful
community of cozy beach homes
that sleep up to 8 people.
877-549-2632 • ShorepineRentals.com
Internationally recognized beer & award-winning cuisine.
Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day.
Oceanfront • 503-965-7007 • www.PelicanBrewery.com
OCEANSIDE
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NETARTS
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BOB STRAUB
STATE PARK
Champion Large Brewpub,
2008 World Beer Cup
7
101
PACIFIC AVE
07 Seaview Vacation Rentals 503-965-7888 / 888-701-1023
Ocean Front Homes-Pacific City / Tierra Del Mar / Neskowin seaview4u.com
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Extra clean/Best value on the Coast! innatpacificcity.com
Where to Eat
Where to Stay
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Oceanfront 2 & 3 bedroom cottages.
Right on the beach in Pacific City.
Overnight lodging &
fractional ownership.
10 Village Merchants 503-965-6911
Unique Shopping Experience/34950 Brooten Road/10-5 Daily.
CAPE
LOOKOUT
9.5 - Cape Meares SSV
A large day-use park with a promontory, Cape Meares Lighthouse, and
the Octopus Tree (a most unusual Sitka
spruce). Offshore, Three Arch Rocks
National Wildlife Refuge is home to the
largest concentration of tufted puffins along
the coast. Cape Meares Lighthouse is the
shortest lighthouse on the Oregon Coast at
38 feet, but is fitted with a large first-order
lens. While the lens is in place, it is not in
use. Open daily April through October.
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11.9 - Oceanside (ZIP 97134)
Hang gliding
community.
is
popular in this small
14.0 - Netarts (ZIP 97143)
Netarts is a growing community
south of Oceanside on Netarts Bay.
CLOVERDALE
Pacific Ocean
sand on which Bayocean rested eroded
away during the first half of the 1900s. In
recent years, the sand has rebuilt much of
that part of the spit. Turn left onto Cape
Meares Loop Road to continue the tour.
LAKE
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www.KiwandaCottages.com • Sales 888-965-7779
Overnight Lodging 888-965-7001
THREE CAPES
SCENIC LOOP
PACIFIC
CITY
101
16.0 - Junction
Return to Tillamook and Hwy 101.
17.5 - Whiskey Creek Fish Hatchery
The hatchery, operated by Oregon
State University, raises 100,000 spring
chinook salmon. Visitors are welcome.
19.9 - Cape Lookout State Park
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NESKOWIN
campsites as well as a 5-mile round-trip
trail (milepost 22.0) leading to the end of
the cape. 
20.9 - Anderson’s Viewpoint
Spread over 2000 acres, this park has
26.0 - Sandlake Road Junction
38.1 - South Junction to Hwy 101
Make a right turn at this T-junction
to stay on the loop, or drive west to
return to Hwy 101 near Hemlock.
End Three Capes Scenic Loop (See
milepost 90.4).(Back to Hwy 101)
27.1 - Sand Lake Rec Area
68.1 - Tillamook Air Museum
During World War II, blimps patrolled
out of Tillamook to guard against enemy
submarines. According to the Guinness
Book of Records, the two hangars that
housed them were the largest wooden
clear-span structures ever built. 
Sand Lake is a natural estuary opening on the ocean. It is so flat that you can
watch the incoming tide move quickly
across dry sand. The U.S. Forest Service
operates three places to camp here—East
Dunes, West Winds, and Sandbeach. All
three are open year-round.
69.6 - State Rest Area
72.9 - Road to Munson Creek Falls SNA
30.0 - Clay Myers SNA at Whalen Island
An untouched coastal estuary ecosystem with a walking trail and fishing.
34.1 - Cape Kiwanda Parks
There are two Cape Kiwanda parks.
Tillamook County Park  includes the
parking lot and a wheelchair-accessible
ocean-viewing deck; Cape Kiwanda State
Natural Area contains the cape itself.
The action of wind and waves on the
sandstone that forms the cape has created an interesting headland, beautiful to
look at from the beach but dangerous to
explore on foot.
34.2 - Pacific City (ZIP 97135)
Pacific City is famous for its dory
boats that are launched directly into the
surf, celebrated every year with the Dory
Days festivities during the third weekend
in July. Pacific City also has two rivers for
fishing. You’ll find several good restaurants, gift shops, and galleries.
35.3 - Bob Straub State Park
76.7 - Sand Lake Road
Access to Sand Lake and Three
Capes Scenic Loop.
80.4 - Beaver
Visitors will find a store and gas station at this community on the Nestucca
River, a base for the Upper Nestucca
River Recreation Area, and several forest
service and BLM campgrounds.
84.8 - Hebo (ZIP 97122)
Home to a small community and a forest service ranger station (503-392-3161).
87.4 - Cloverdale (ZIP 97112)
Cloverdale sits in the heart of the
south Tillamook County dairy country
along Hwy 101.
90.4 - South End of Three Capes Loop
(See milepost 65.0), Shortest Route to Cape
Kiwanda, Pacific City
Take southern access of Three
Capes Loop to the beach at Pacific City
to watch dory boat fishermen launch
91.8 - Little Nestucca River
Considered one of the best fishing
streams in the state.
94.3 - Oretown Viewpoint
An easily accessed pullout with a great
view of the beach toward Neskowin.
97.7 - Neskowin (ZIP 97149)
Neskowin is a mostly residential
community by the mouth of Neskowin
Creek. The arts are represented by an art
gallery, the Neskowin Chamber Music
Series, and the nearby Sitka Center for
the Arts and Ecology at Cascade Head.
Neskowin Beach State Wayside faces
well-known Proposal Rock. Enjoy the
beach or walk or bike on a trail to Cascade
Head. Neskowin’s nine-hole golf course is
Neskowin Beach on the west side of 101.
99.0 - Scenic Route
Old Hwy 101 passes through the
Cascade Head Experimental Forest before
rejoining the main road at Otis.
101.3 - Cascade Head Road (FS Road 1861)
Road closed due to habitat protection
January 1 through July 15.
103.0 - Tillamook/Lincoln County Line
This sand spit that separates the bay
and ocean is a good place to appreciate
wildlife. Restrooms, no camping. 
Munson Creek Falls is the highest on
the coast at 319 feet. The parking lot is
small with no turn around for RVs.
directly into the surf. This is the only
place this occurs on the Oregon Coast.
(503-965-6161; pacificcity.org)
For taking photos of the waves at Cape
Kiwanda, drive farther north on Cape
Kiwanda Drive. Continue past cape to stop
sign. Turn around and come back to small
road on right. We recommend you use the
parking lot on the right. Walk to the beach
and back to the cape. The best shots of
waves are on the north side of the cape.