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Find the trail entrance to Secret Beach about 1/3 mile south of milepost 345 on U.S. 101 in Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor. There is a small gravel parking area that leads to the 3/4 mile trail down to...

Brookings, OR

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The Newport pool is a year-round indoor swimming facility. The pool offers recreational swimming, swim lessons, lap swims, water fitness, special event swims, swim team, and pool rentals. The heated indoor pool is 25 yards, eight lanes, an activity pool...

225 SE Avery St
Newport, OR

541-265-7770

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Cape Blanco is the most southern of Oregon’s lighthouses, and is the westernmost point in Oregon. Proposed in 1864, it was the first lighthouse in the state outfitted with a first-order Fresnel lens in 1870. The first-order lens was replaced...

Sixes, OR

541-332-2973

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Perched on a seawall with expansive ocean views and a large viewing deck, the Whale Watching Center in Depoe Bay is the perfect spot to see whales. Park staff and volunteers are ready to answer your questions and help you...

119 SW Hwy 101
Depoe Bay, OR

541-765-3304
Email us (morris[dot]grover[at]state[dot]or[dot]us)

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Painting Parties for fun or for fundraisers. Follow this facebook page to find out where and when the next parties are, or to schedule your own. Beginning painting and drawing for kids and adults. Childrens art classes. If you don’t...

999 N Front Street
Coos Bay, OR

541-217-0830
Email us (josie[at]josiesartlab[dot]com)

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Excellent walking and hiking trails overlooking pristine beaches and unusual sandstone rock formations sculpted by wind and waves.

Gold Beach, OR

541-332-6774

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Sightings of the state’s largest land animal and the second-largest member of the deer family, the Roosevelt elk are common across the Oregon Coast. To help plan your next sightseeing adventure, here’s more on where to see them on the Oregon Coast, how to watch them safely and why fall is such a fascinating time to spot these regal animals.

While Oregon certainly has its fair share of challenging wilderness trails that experienced hikers love, there are plenty of walking routes where you can enjoy the great outdoors, no matter your age or ability. You just need to head to the Oregon Coast, where you’ll find plenty of relatively short, flat and — in many cases — paved trails that are perfect for multigenerational outings.

Explore the dynamic and essential ecosystems of Oregon’s estuaries with the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership Along the northern Oregon Coast, Tillamook County is home to five distinct estuaries—each shaped by the movement of water, wildlife, and time. These coastal areas support...

If you’re looking to explore the abundant natural and historic offerings along the North Oregon Coast, consider these top recommendations from community members who experience disabilities. Whether you’re looking for beach access, trails, or museums, these spots offer a variety...

From adaptive beach wheelchairs and paved trails to sensory-friendly exhibits and playgrounds, the Central Oregon Coast is working to make travel and recreation more inclusive. With thoughtful accommodations like sand-friendly mobility devices and color enhancing glasses, these locations are designed...

With group travel on the rise, organizations along the Oregon Coast are making sure everyone gets to join in on the fun. Crafted specifically for folks with disabilities, these trips showcase the best of the Oregon Coast, from thrilling ocean...

Events on the Oregon Coast

September 16, 2025

187 Central Avenue
Coos Bay, OR

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September 17, 2025

235 Anderson Ave.
Coos Bay, OR

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September 17, 2025

235 Anderson Ave.
Coos Bay, OR

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September 17, 2025

270 2nd Street
Coos Bay, OR

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Find things to do on the Oregon Coast

Secret Beach

Newport Aquatics Center

Cape Blanco State Park

Whale Watching Center

Josie’s Art Lab

Otter Point State Recreation Site

Meet the Majestic Elk of the Oregon Coast

6 Great Multigenerational Hikes

Claudine Rehn of the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership

Accessible Travel on the North Oregon Coast

Accessible Travel on the Central Oregon Coast

Accessible Group Trips and Excursions on the Oregon Coast

Events on the Oregon Coast

Coos Art Museum Workshop: Monoprinting with Gel Plates

Coos Art Museum: Yoga at the Museum

Coos Art Museum: Yoga at the Museum

Wednesday Group Run – South Coast Running Club