Oregon Coast Travel Tips: Beaches, Lighthouses, and More
Source:
@wereintherockies
17 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app17 attractions in Oregon: Cannon Beach, Bandon Beach, Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area, and 14 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by wereintherockies.

Cannon Beach
Place
• Famous for Haystack Rock, an iconic sea stack • Offers tide pooling and photography opportunities • Great for walking and enjoying the scenic coastline

Bandon Beach
Beach
4.8
• Known for dramatic sea stacks and rock formations • Popular for photography, especially at sunset • Explore tide pools at low tide

Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area
State park
4.7
• Natural rock formation where ocean waves crash and churn • Best viewed at high tide for dramatic wave action • Offers scenic viewpoints and picnic areas

Short Sand Beach Trail
Place
4.9
• Secluded cove popular for surfing and boogie boarding • Accessible via a scenic trail through old-growth forest • Perfect for picnics and enjoying nature

Secret Beach
Beach
4.8
• Hidden gem with sea stacks and tide pools • Requires a short, steep hike to access • Go at low tide to explore the tide pools and rock formations

Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
Nature preserve
4.8
• Historic lighthouse offering tours and panoramic ocean views • Features diverse tide pools and a bird sanctuary • The tallest lighthouse on the Oregon Coast

Cape Blanco State Park
State park
4.7
• Oregon's oldest operating lighthouse, built in 1870 • Offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean • Surrounded by Cape Blanco State Park with hiking trails

Heceta Head Lighthouse
Landmark
4.8
• Iconic lighthouse with a bed and breakfast in the light keeper's house • Provides breathtaking coastal views • Popular spot for whale watching during migration seasons

Tillamook Lighthouse
Historical landmark
4.6
• Historic lighthouse built on a basalt sea stack • Now a private columbarium, not accessible to the public • Best viewed from vantage points along the coastline

Jerry's Rogue Jets
Tour agency
4.8
• Offers thrilling jet boat tours up the Rogue River • Experience stunning scenery and wildlife sightings ✓ Book in advance, especially during peak season

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Historical place
4.7
• Commemorates the Lewis and Clark Expedition's winter encampment • Explore Fort Clatsop, a replica of their 1805-1806 fort • Offers historical exhibits and ranger-led programs

Fort Stevens State Park
State park
4.7
• Historic military installation guarding the mouth of the Columbia River • Explore abandoned bunkers and the shipwreck of the Peter Iredale • Offers camping, hiking, and beach access

Columbia River Maritime Museum
Museum
4.7
• Award-winning museum dedicated to maritime history of the Pacific Northwest • Features interactive exhibits on fishing, shipping, and exploration • Houses a collection of historical vessels and artifacts

Tony's Crab Shack
Seafood restaurant
4.5
• Casual spot for fresh crab and seafood • Enjoy views of the harbor while you eat • Popular for Dungeness crab dishes

Bruce's Candy Kitchen
Candy store
4.7
• Iconic candy store known for its salt water taffy • Watch candy being made through the storefront window • A nostalgic stop for sweet treats and souvenirs

Mo's Seafood & Chowder
Seafood restaurant
4.3
• Famous for its classic clam chowder • Casual dining with ocean views at some locations • A long-standing Oregon Coast institution

Pizza A' Fetta Cannon Beach
Pizza restaurant
4.3
• Budget-friendly pizza spot • Offers a variety of pizzas by the slice or whole pie • Casual atmosphere, good for a quick meal
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