Stories from the People's Coast
Volunteer for an Oregon Tradition!
The first all-volunteer beach cleanup in the nation was held here in Oregon in 1984. Since then, annual volunteer beach cleanups have spread to all 50 states and nearly 100 countries around the globe. In 2008, nearly 4,000,000 volunteers picked up 6.8 millio... Continue Reading
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- Antiques
- Boating
- Breweries
- Camping
- Casinos
- Fishing
- Golfing
- Lakes and Reservoirs
- Lighthouses
- Mountain Biking
- Museums and Galleries
- Outdoors and Nature
- Picnicking
- State Parks
- Wineries
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Charleston, Oregon
Charleston is a quaint fishing village just eight miles from Coos Bay and North Bend and is located just inside the... Continue Reading
Recent News
Peak ‘traffic’ expected for spring whale watch week March 20-27
Rain or shine, whale traffic off the Oregon coast should be at its peak for the annual... Continue Reading
Road Conditions
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Oregon 150 Celebration
Oregon turns 150 years old on February 14th, 2009. We’d like to suggest a few ways to celebrate.