Haystack Rock
One of the coast’s most recognizable landmarks, Haystack Rock is 235 feet tall. At low tide, you can walk right up to it. On the surrounding beach you’ll find colorful […]
One of the coast’s most recognizable landmarks, Haystack Rock is 235 feet tall. At low tide, you can walk right up to it. On the surrounding beach you’ll find colorful […]
Hike from this trailhead into Ecola State Park. Four miles in you’ll find a few cabins for hike-in camping, and seven miles in you’ll arrive at Ecola Point for a […]
Just a twenty minute walk from the Greyhound Station stop, Salem’s Riverfront Park has a playground, an events stage, and a picturesque carousel. At the north end of the park […]
Explore about 5 miles of walking trails through wetlands, forest, and farmland. The refuge is a wintering habitat for geese, and home to the endangered Fender’s blue butterfly, among other […]
The iconic rock features on this picturesque beach will give your sunset photos a classic Oregon coast postcard quality. Finish your beach day or photoshoot with a seafood dinner and […]
This 3.4 (one way) hike takes you through meadows managed by the Nature Conservatory, and along Cascade Head with amazing views of the coastline. There isn’t a bus stop at […]
This is a short walk along a ridge path in the town of Gearhart. Perfect for families or anyone who wants a little taste of nature a little bit off […]
The King’s Mountain Trailhead gives access to the Wilson River Trail, which follows the river for 20 miles through the woods. From this trailhead you could head west for 7.4 […]
The small Westport Ferry boat is a fun ride, as it sits low in the water and offers a great view of the river’s scenery, wildlife, and shipping activity. Bring […]
Go on a bike ride along the Willamette River or on one of many Corvallis bike routes. The Mid-Valley Bicycle Club has recommended rides starting at Osborn Aquatic Center, which […]