Things to Do in Manzanita, Oregon

Whether you’re looking for epic coastal hikes, golfing by the ocean, surfing on a remote beach, or sand boarding a dune, you can find it all at the Oregon Coast.

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Whether you’re looking for epic coastal hikes, golfing by the ocean, surfing on a remote beach, or sand boarding a dune, you can find it all at the Oregon Coast.

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In a quaint Oregon Coast town with a 7 mile beach, you’ll find incredible wine, firepits, a tasting room, winery and friendly customer service to welcome you. This is The Winery at Manzanita Experience. Just 3 blocks from the beach...

253 Laneda Ave
Manzanita, OR

Email us (info[at]thewineryatmanzanita[dot]com)

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Oregon Coast Clothing Co® is an original lifestyle brand cultivated from the Oregon Coast’s outdoor adventure culture. Their flagship store is located in the heart of downtown Manzanita, at 60 Laneda Avenue. This location features local brands by: Oregon Coast...

60 Laneda Avenue
Manzanita, OR

503-880-2048
Email us (info[at]oregoncoast[dot]com)

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Four Paws on the Beach is a pet boutique located in Manzanita, Oregon on the beautiful Oregon Coast. We sell unique gifts for pets and pet lovers. Elegant and fun leashes and collars, treats, toys and high quality pet food...

144 Laneda Ave
Manzanita, OR

503-368-3436
Email us (woof[at]fourpawsonthebeach[dot]com)

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The course was designed by Ted Erickson, and opened in 1987. It offers tree-lined fairways, easy walking and a pleasant game. On the 5th hole there's a 60 foot drop to the fairway below. The slope is 97 to 102,...

908 Lakeview Dr.
Manzanita, OR

(503) 368-5744
Email us (playgolf[at]manzanitalinks[dot]com)

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Moxie is a beautiful little fair trade boutique with three full time employees on the Oregon coast. We support hundreds of women’s cooperatives, non-profits and village groups globally by buying and selling a beautifully curated selection of clothing, jewelry, housewares...

387 Laneda Ave Apt C
Manzanita, OR

503-368-3638
Email us (sales[at]moxiefairtrade[dot]com)

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Some of the worlds best steelhead fishing is right here in Oregon. Being located in the heart of steelhead country, gives us the opportunity to catch chrome-bright steelhead twelve months of the year. Fish the Swing provides the best opportunity...

Manzanita, OR

(971) 275-2269
Email us (info[at]fishtheswing[dot]com)

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Yes, You Can in Seaside

Yes to feeding the seals! Yes to hiking, biking, swan boats, and dessert before dinner!

www.seasideor.com

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Deep Sea Fishing Adventures on the North Oregon Coast

No experience needed – Rockfish, Lingcod, Crab, Salmon and more! Not into fishing? Try our clamming, birdwatching, or eco-tours!

garibaldicharters.com

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After a 10-year hiatus caused by mudslides, the Cape Meares Loop — part of the stunning Three Capes Scenic Route — is open once again. Take advantage of the reopening with a road trip along this 40-mile stretch, which connects Tillamook to Cape Kiwanda on the North Coast, and winds through forests and along cliffs with plenty of places to stop. Here’s what you can expect along the way.

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In 1967 Oregon Governor Tom McCall passed landmark legislation making the entire 363-mile Oregon Coast public, earning it the nickname “The People’s Coast.” In recent years, accessibility improvements have brought it even closer to that vision for adventurers of all abilities. Here’s what to know about how to take advantage of new developments at many destinations when planning a trip to the Oregon Coast.

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Imagine carving a graceful turn as the smell of salt air fills your nostrils. Or dropping in to a perfect break with no one in sight. No, we’re not talking surfing here — this is mountain biking on the Oregon Coast. Over the past decade, new trail systems have been popping up along the Coast and might just be the state’s best-kept secret for mountain biking enthusiasts.

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Next to majestic sea stacks and awe-inspiring surf, sand might not be the most obvious marvel of the Oregon Coast. Without those humble little granules, though, there would be no sandcastles, no writing your name on the beach and no sinking your toes into warm softness on a dune hike. Here’s a crash course on how sand comes and goes, who lives in this special habitat, and how we can help protect it.

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Most visitors to Astoria arrive from the east or south. It’s the most northwestern city in Oregon, after all, situated on the south bank of the Columbia River where it meets the roiling Pacific Ocean. But a few special visitors to Astoria actually arrive from the west, and some of them haven’t seen land in nearly two weeks.

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There is something invigorating about a walk through a coastal Oregon forest at the start of the new year — swollen creeks and thundering falls; deep, mossy greens; towering, swaying trees. Underfoot could be banana slugs, newts and mushrooms; above, the occasional bald eagle or osprey sailing by. One can’t help but be energized and refreshed, ready to embark on another year with a new commitment to getting out amidst all the splendor this corner of the world has to offer.

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