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26 Oregon Coast Mile-by-Mile Guide 2009–2010
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LINCOLN CITY
PACIFIC OCEAN
B
etween Lincoln City and Florence lies the spectacular Central
Coast, blessed with long, sandy beaches, massive headlands, and
picturesque lighthouses. This part of the coast boasts numerous
lodgings with dramatic ocean views, and its towns, located 10 to 20
miles apart, provide a marvelous selection of places to stay and eat,
ranging from economical to elegant.
Visitors flock to Lincoln City’s Tanger Outlets, Chinook Winds
Casino Resort, Devils Lake, and Jennifer L. Sears Glass Art Studio, as
well as to the town’s popular beaches. Lincoln City is also a great place
to browse antique shops and fly kites.
The renowned Salishan Spa & Golf Resort is located south of
Lincoln City in Gleneden Beach. Down the road is Depoe Bay,
known for its whale-watching and fishing charters and for having
the “world’s smallest harbor.”
Newport draws visitors to historic Nye Beach and to the Bayfront,
where working fishermen mingle with tourists enjoying the many
restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions. Many visitors enjoy a fishing or whale-watching charter trip, and not to be missed are the
world-class Oregon Coast Aquarium and Hatfield Marine Science
Visitor Center. Toledo, a few miles inland, has become quite an artist
colony and boasts the largest outdoor mural in the Northwest.
Two villages, Yachats and Waldport, are favorite getaways—even
for coastal folks. The rugged, undeveloped stretch between Yachats and
Florence is one of the most scenic drives along the coast and home to the
oft-photographed Heceta Head Lighthouse and the ever-popular Sea
Lion Caves.
Florence, situated on a bend of the Siuslaw River and surrounded
by numerous beautiful lakes, ranks fishing and water sports as major
activities. It’s also the gateway to the incomparable Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area, stretching south for 40 miles and a
favorite spot for off-road-vehicle riders, campers, hikers, birders,
and fishermen.
With so much to do, let’s continue the journey…
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03 Lincoln City Visitor Information Center oregoncoast.org
800-452-2151 / 541-996-1274
877-564-2678 • loganroadrvpark.com
NW 13th & Hwy 101
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541-994-2518
06 Tanger Outlet Center tangeroutlet.com 866-665-8680
65 Stores offering 20%-70% off regular retail prices. 888-427-4539
Nordic Oceanfront Inn
♦ Pet Free ♦ Smoke Free Rooms
♦ Kitchens ♦ Fireplaces
♦ Balconies ♦ Beach Access
♦ Pool ♦ Saunas ♦ Spa
♦ Continental Breakfast
♦ Free Wi-Fi ♦ TV ♦ DVD ♦ VCR
A Shopping Adventure
EAST DEVILS Where to Stay
LAKE DAY
USE AREA
07 Ashley Inn & Suites SE 3RD ST
Lincoln City, OR
• Short walk to Chinook Winds Casino Resort.
• Free casino shuttle every 15 minutes.
• Walking distance to the beach.
• 5 minute drive from outlet shopping.
• 51 spaces with free Wi Fi, garbage, electric & cable.
Hospital: Samaritan N. Lincoln, 541-994-3661
05 The Red Cock Craftsmen’s Outlet
DEVILS LAKE
877-994-1777 / 541-994-1777
Indoor pool/spa • free breakfast • 24 hour casino shuttle
libertyinn.com
FreedGallery.com 541-994-5600
The premier gallery! Paintings, glass, metal, pottery art.
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Oceanfront • easy beach access • restaurant/lounge
spanishhead.com
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Pool, Continental Breakfast., Ocean View
farmersdaughterlc.com
Special shops
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Beachfront•indoor pool/spa•Awesome! dsandsmotel.com
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City Hall: PO Box 50, 541-996-2151
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chinookwindscasino.com
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Luxury Oceanfront Condos BluePacificVacationRentals.com
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Charming 53 unit Inn with dramatic oceanfront views
800-452-3558 • nordicoceanfrontinn.com
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Breyhouse.com 877-994-7123
Oceanview, private bathrooms, fireplaces, full breakfast
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Five restaurants, including two with ocean views.
www.chinookwindscasino.com.
Central Coast: 104.0–112.9
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Condominium Motel
104.0 - Three Rocks Road
Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
, Knight County Park on the Salmon
River, and lower Cascade Head trails.
105.0 - Junction Hwy 18
Hwy 18 leads over the Coast Range to
Oregon’s capital, Salem, and other points
in the Willamette Valley. As it leaves the
coast, Hwy 18 passes through Otis (ZIP
97368), home of the Otis Cafe, famous
for down-home food. Salmon River Fish
Hatchery is located off North Bank Road.
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Beachfront suites
and Mini suites
• Balconies or Patios
• Fully Equipped Kitchens
• Indoor Pool and Spa
• Walking Distance to Shops,
Restaurants, Factory Stores
171 SW Hwy 101
Lincoln City, OR 97367
For Reservations: 1-800-527-3925
www.dsandsmotel.com
111.8 - 45th Parallel
Midway between the equator and the
North Pole.
111.8 - East Devils Lake Road
The road passes along the east side of
Devils Lake. At the north end is the small
community of Neotsu (ZIP 97368).
112.0 - Chinook Winds Golf Resort
Formerly Lakeside Golf Course, the
18-hole course also includes a health and
fitness center.
112.8 - Roads End SRS and Chinook Winds
Casino Resort
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce
is located at this junction. The Roads End
district is on the north end of Lincoln
City. The park has parking, beach access,
and picnic tables. This is one of the quieter places to take a walk on the beach
near Lincoln City. Chinook Winds is
operated by the Siletz Tribe and offers food
and live entertainment as well as gaming.
112.9 - Lincoln City (ZIP 97367)
Incorporated in 1965 from the communities of Oceanlake, Delake, Taft,
Cutler City, and Nelscott, Lincoln City
has accommodations from budget to
luxury, as well as 7 miles of beaches and a
variety of hiking trails. Visitors enjoy the
Connie Hansen Garden on Northwest
33rd and the Chinook Winds Casino
Resort on Northwest 44th. Families
find the creative playground at Regatta
Grounds City Park on Northeast 14th a
real treat. Lincoln City is also home to
several highly rated art galleries.
Lincoln City has favorable winds for
kite flying, and takes advantage of it at
the annual summer and fall kite festivals
held at the D River Wayside. In March
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4969 Hwy 101 N., Suite 2 • Florence, OR 97439
the city hosts an indoor windless kite
festival. Other major activities include
Antique Week in February and Finders
Keepers from mid-October to Memorial
Day, where glass floats are placed on the
beach for anyone to find and keep.
114.7 - The Lincoln City Cultural Center
Located along with the new Visitor
Information Center in the old DeLake
School.
115.0 - D River
D River, which connects Devils
Lake and the Pacific Ocean, is listed
in the Guinness Book of Records as the
world’s shortest river at 120 feet. D River
Wayside has parking and beach access.
115.3 - Lincoln City Convention Bureau and
City Hall
115.3 - The Culinary Center in Lincoln City
Groups and individuals can take
classes in recreational—not professional—
cooking.
115.6 - Devils Lake SRA
East Devils Lake day-use area offers
boating, kayaking, and picnicking.
115.6 - Tanger Outlets
More than 65 stores carry brand-name
merchandise. Motor coach tours and conventions are welcome. 
117.0 - Nelscott District
Several shops, Robert’s Bookshop,
and Theatre West, Lincoln City’s home
for live theater.
N O T H I N G
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TANGER
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Brands You Know. Choices You Want. Prices You’ll Love.
Nike Factory Store AMERICAN EAGLE OUTFITTERS
Old Navy COLDWATER CREEK Jones New York
THE CHILDREN’S PLACE Gap Outlet AÉROPOSTALE
Le Gourmet Chef GYMBOREE OUTLET And More
FREE COUPON BOOK
118.0 - Lincoln City, Blow Your Own Glass Float
Bring this ad to Customer/Shopper
Services and receive a FREE Tanger
Coupon Book worth hundreds of
dollars in additional savings.
Expires 12/31/09 Code 1590309
The Jennifer L. Sears Glass Art
Studio has glassblowing demonstrations
and do-it-your-selfers can blow their own.
(541-996-2569; oregoncoast.org/foundry)
118.0 - Taft District
Siletz Bay and the city dock are
popular spots for anglers and crabbers.
Windsurfers favor the area too, and the
bay is a great spot to watch seals.
119.2 - Drift Creek Road
Access Drift Creek Falls Trail. Follow
brown U.S. Forest Service signs about 12
miles to trailhead. The last 10 miles are
single lane.
120.3 - Siletz River
Hwy 229 follows the Siletz River for
several miles before continuing south
Lincoln City, OR
Highway 101 & SE East Devils Lake Road at Milepost 115.6
541-996-5000
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Monday-Saturday 10-8 Sunday 10-6
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through the town of Siletz and reaching
Toledo, 7 miles east of Newport. Siletz is
the site of the annual Nesika Illahee Pow
Wow in August. At Strome Park, the river
almost doubles back on itself; rafters can
float downriver about 5 miles and end up
less than a mile from where they started.
122.3 - Salishan Spa and Golf Resort
The renowned resort includes a
world-class spa. The golf course front
nine is on the east side and the back nine
on the ocean side of the highway. The
Shops at Salishan are on the west side. 
122.5 - Gleneden Beach (ZIP 97388)
Situated at the south end of Siletz
Bay, Gleneden Beach is best known for
the Salishan Spa & Golf Resort. In addition, there are restaurants, shops, a state
park, and a residential community.
122.5 - Gleneden Beach SRS
Popular with surfers and a good place
to watch seals. Picnicking, restrooms, no
camping. 
125.3 - Fogarty Creek State Park
Sheltered from the wind, this is a
Starfish Manor
Oceanfront Hotel
Online Reservations!
www.onthebeachfront.com
NEW in
Lincoln City
Lincoln City, OR
Oceanfront
Vacation
Rentals
1-800-972-6155
DEPOE BAY & LINCOLN CITY
ALL OCEANFRONT
Luxury 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms
Private Hot Tubs on Decks
Gorgeous Interiors & Views
DEPOE BAY & LINCOLN CITY
877.459.3287 • Visit Website for Details
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17 Romantic Rooms
w/Jacuzzi & Fireplace
David Cobb
Many with
Private Hot Tubs
Central Coast: 126.4
Large clean rooms ~ Hot homemade breakfast
Indoor saltwater pool & spa
Close to beach, casino, shopping
888-427-4539 • ashley-inn.com
3430 Hwy 101 • Lincoln City
Bring this ad for 15% discount Some restrictions apply
good place for sunbathing. Take the road
on the inland side of Hwy 101. Picnic
facilities are near the parking lot. A trail
leads under the highway to a beach and
dramatic rock formations. 
126.4 - Boiler Bay State Scenic Viewpoint
The J. Marhoffer, a small freighter,
sank here in 1910. Its boiler, still mired
in a sandbar, is visible at low tide. Picnic
facilities and year-round opportunities
for whale watching. One of the best locations on the coast to spot gray whales. 
Starfish in the surf.
Depoe Bay • Otter Rock
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www.BluePacificVacationRentals.com
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03 New Location for a Local Favorite
The BAREFOOT MERMAID
Has moved ½ mile north,
to ‘Pirates Cove’, at milepost 127
600 NE Hwy 101, Depoe Bay
Enjoy abundant, paved parking!
541-765-4480 • BarefootMermaid.com
Upscale Beach Decor & Whimsical Gifts
04 Depoe Bay Candy Shoppe 14
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541-765-2727
German Candy Makers / Fresh Carmel Corn Daily
nehalembaywinery.com
Open 9-6 every day • Wine tasting and sales • 541-765-3311
05 Depoe Bay Winery 06 Fuddy Duddy Fudge Inc 541-764-3400
Where to Stay
10 Channel House B&B Inn
channelhouse.com 541-765-2140 / 800-447-2140
Magnificent View/Private Balconies/Jacuzzis.
Luxury Oceanfront Rentals
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09 Italian Riviera Rest & Piano Bar 11 Harbor at Depoe Bay 02π
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541-765-2886
Historic Landmark/World Class Art silverherongallery.com
70 NE Hwy 101
Depoe Bay, OR 97341
Email: info@depoebaychamber.org
Toll Free: 1-877-485-8348 • depoebaychamber.org
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08 Silver Heron Art Gallery 541-765-4370
Spectacular Ocean Views • Oceanfront Condos
harbordepoebay.com
12 Harbor Lights Inn / Restaurant & Lounge
theharborlightsinn.com
800-228-0448
Wine Bar / Hot Breakfast Included / Pet Friendly
13 Spectacular Oceanfront
Whale Watching
Storm Watching
Gas Fireplaces
Kitchens
Pet Friendly
541-765-2560
1-800-767-1835
www.innatarchrock.com
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Inn at Arch Rock
Trollers Lodge—Oceanfront Rentals
• Ocean View
• 1 & 2 Bedrooms
• Kitchen
• TV
• WiFi
• Pet Friendly trollerslodge.com • 800-472-9335
541-765-2878
Homemade Fudge • Icecream • Other Goodies
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07 Lookout Gift Shop, Cape Foulweather 541-765-2270
Where the history of Oregon began. lookoutgiftshop.com
128.0 - Depoe Bay (ZIP 97341)
The land that now is Depoe Bay
was allotted by the U.S. government in
1894 to a Siletz Indian named Charlie
Depot. His last name was derived from
his employment at a U.S. army depot.
The family later changed the spelling to
Depoe, which was the spelling used when
a post office was established in 1928.
Depoe Bay knows how to throw a
party. April brings the Classic Wooden
Boat Show, Crab Feed, and Ducky Derby.
The Fleet of Flowers is on Memorial
Day, and the annual salmon bake is in
September.
15 Whale Cove Inn 541-765-4300 / 800-628-3409
Luxury Boutique Inn•Magnificient View whalecoveinn.net
Depoe Bay claims to have the world’s
smallest navigable harbor. Charter fishing
and whale-watching boats can be on the
open sea in just minutes. A sea wall runs
almost the full length of town and is known
for the “spouting horn,” rock formations
that turn crashing waves into a plume of
water on stormy days. Winter storm-watching in this town is very popular.
128.0 - Whale Watching Center
In summer, about 60 gray whales
reside off the Central Coast, with some
of the best viewing from Depoe Bay and
Boiler Bay. Learn all about it in Depoe
Bay at the Oregon State Park Whale
Watching Center next to the sea wall.
(541-765-3304; whalespoken.org) 
128.0 - Depoe Bay Bridge
This single-span reinforced concrete
deck arch bridge is a good example of
McCullough’s engineering and artistic
design. When this bridge was built in
1927, it was skinnier. It was doubled in
size on the seaward side in 1940.
128.5 - Little Whale Cove
129.2 - Whale Cove
As the story goes, this scenic cove
was named long ago by a party of pioneer
travelers who found Native Indians busy
at work on the carcass of a dead whale.
Recently discovered artifacts and historical research lead many to believe Sir
Francis Drake landed here.
129.6 - Rocky Creek SSV
131.2 - Cape Foulweather
Panoramic views but no facilities.
Captain James Cook named the promontory in 1778 on a day of particularly
inclement weather. Winds can reach 100
mph during storms. A gift shop on the
north side is a real cliffhanger called The
Lookout Observatory.
132.5 - Otter Rock (ZIP 97369)
Located on the south side of Cape
Foulweather, Otter Rock is protected
from the summer winds, but greets the
storms of winter head on. Great for
storm-watching.
132.5 - Otter Rock–Devils PunchBowl SNA
The small commercial district of
Otter Rock is within a few feet of Devils
Punch Bowl and at the foot of Cape
Depoe Bay Harbor.
Foulweather. Great area for storm-watching in winter and surfing in summer.
134.1 - Beverly Beach State Park
This park on Spencer Creek has beach
access, picnic facilities, nature trails, and
overnight camping, including yurts. 
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This was once Hwy 101 itself, but the
roadway is now a one-way (southbound)
scenic drive with spectacular views
between here and Cape Foulweather.
About 1/10 mile along this road is
Rocky Creek Bridge. This McCulloughdesigned, reinforced-concrete bridge
was built in 1927, and the concrete has
recently been treated to prolong its life.
Beverly Beach
State Park
BEVERLY BEACH
129.8 - Otter Crest Loop—North Junction/
Chris Bryant
Picnic and restroom facilities. Good
for whale watching and birding.
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137.6 - Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural
Area and Lighthouse
This oft-photographed lighthouse was
built in 1873. At 93 feet tall, Oregon’s
tallest lighthouse continues to cast its light
with the original lens in place. There is an
educational interpretive center, trails that
crisscross the headland, and handicappedaccessible tide pools to visit. Fee area. 
Just offshore is one of the largest
common murre colonies on the coast
within easy view near the Yaquina Head
Lighthouse. Gulls, and other coastal
birds, nest on the cliffs.
138.2 - Agate Beach Golf Course
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138.5 - Agate Beach SRS
Moolack
Beach
135.7 - Hike: Beverly Beach (3.4 miles
round-trip, easy) 
Start at Moolack Beach Viewpoint.
Follow trail to beach and walk north 1.7
miles and return. Don’t forget to look
down: good agate hunting here.
Leave Hwy 101 at Oceanview Drive
and travel half a mile south. Picnic tables,
short hiking trails, and beach access.
140.5 - Nye Beach Historic District
This pedestrian-friendly historic community within Newport features fine and
casual dining, unique lodging, shopping,
performing and visual arts venues, and
Central Coast
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Award Winning ‘Fresh NW Coast Cuisine’ hallmarkinns.com
08 Sharks’ Seafood Bar & Steamer Co. NW 3RD ST
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visit Dapperfrog.com
4 Locations 866-QUIMBYS quimbysrestaurant.com
Voted 1 of 10 best seafood restaurants in the West by Sunset.
18 Quimby’s 19 Archway Place 800-755-5674
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SP Rental
grandvictorianor.com
800-784-9936
Intimate B&B+2 bedrm cottage/Great for families
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• Full kitchens and fireplaces
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541-265-STAY
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Business & Services
60TH ST
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Affordable
Elegance
various services, as well as beach access to
4 miles of sandy beach between Yaquina
Head and Yaquina Bay lighthouses.
141.0 - Newport (ZIP 97365)
Nestled between the Coast Range
and the Pacific Ocean, Newport has been
a vacation hotspot since 1856. Newport’s
various attractions include the Oregon
Coast Aquarium, Hatfield Marine
Science Center, two historic lighthouses,
the Bayfront, historic Nye Beach, the
Rogue Brewery, and the Deco District.
The Bayfront bustles with activity, from
the U.S. Coast Guard Station and commercial fishing fleet, to family attractions, charter boats, and galleries.
The Oregon Coast History Center
has exhibits at its two museums—Burrows House and the Log Cabin Museum.
Gallery in Gleneden Beach
The Shops At Salishan
7755 Highway 101N
(541) 764-9898
Gallery In Pacific City
34930 Brooten Road
Just north of stop sign
(503) 965-0085
Gallery In Wine Country
110 SW 7th St., Dundee
Next to The Ponzi Wine Bar
(503) 538-4747
Gallery in Historic
Nye Beach, Newport
701 NW Beach Drive
(541) 265-3764
Online: www.dapperfrog.com
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Yaquina Head Lighthouse.
“the Heart of
the oregon coast”™
Circle No. 129 on ad info Card.
Depoe Bay, Lincoln City,
Newport, Toledo,
Waldport, Yachats
Miles of sandy beaches,
rocky tide pools,
state parks,
ocean waysides,
wildflowers,
agates, floats, sea life,
salt air and sunsets
await you on
Oregon’s central coast.
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web: www.CoastVisitor.com
e-mail: COCA@CoastVisitor.com
Cooks Ridge/Gwynn
Creek Loop
177.3 Heceta Head & Hobbit
or 178.3 Trails
John Dellenback Dunes
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OREGON STATUTE 390.610
“...it is the public policy of the state of Oregon to forever
preserve and maintain...the ocean shore...so that the
public may have the free and uninterrupted use thereof.”
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For more birding hot spots, see Oregon
Coast Birding Trail brochure. (800-348-8401
x 110 [request brochure]; oregoncoastbirding.com)
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Range and on to Boston, Massachusetts. At
3365 miles, it is the longest road in America.
141.0 - Toledo (ZIP 97391)
Located on the Yaquina River east of
Newport on Hwy 20, Toledo’s sheltered
location on the estuary of the Yaquina
River provides warmer temperatures
perfect for outdoor activities. The Port
of Toledo’s free public boat launch is 1.7
miles south of town on South Bay Road.
Beautiful hanging flower baskets thrive
from May through September in the
Historic Main Street district, where the
largest mosaic tile mural in the Northwest
depicts the history of the town. Several
resident artists have galleries in the Art
District. A railroad historical display interprets the rail and timber history of Lincoln
County, and the Toledo History Center
illustrates the development of the community from 1866 to the present. Olalla
Valley Golf Club offers nine holes.
142.0 - Yaquina Bay Lighthouse
This is the only wooden lighthouse
on the Oregon Coast, the only one with
living quarters attached, and the only
one that is now a museum. It was lit
only from 1871 until 1874, but in 1996
became a working lighthouse again with
a steady white light each night. The
museum is open year-round.
142.0 - Yaquina Bay Bridge and Yaquina Bay
Yaquina Bay Bridge’s dramatic, soaring steel arch makes this one of the
most photographed of McCullough’s
bridges. It is high enough for most
boats to pass under and has a com-
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40.5 Neahkahnie Mountain—south of Cannon Beach, historic marker turnout.
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Cape Meares State Park—follow Three Capes Loop to MP 9.5 at the state
park and take short hike to bluffs overlooking ocean.
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126.4 Boiler Bay State Scenic Viewpoint—one of the best sites for resident whales.
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Lighthouse on Umpqua Lighthouse Loop near Winchester Bay.
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beautiful ocean views, and offshore rocks.
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142.0 - Yaquina Bay SRS
This park lies at the southern end of
Yaquina Bay bridge and is home to the
lighthouse, interpretive center, and picnic
area. Where the Yaquina River meets the
ocean, you can expect to see numerous
shorebirds, bay birds, and migrating birds.
For that great photo op, follow
Bay Boulevard past Bayfront out to
Embarcadero and out Yaquina Bay Road.
Several places along the road offer great
shots of the bridge.
142.2 - Hatfield Marine Science Visitor
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bination of both steel and concrete
arches. At each end of the bridge is a
pedestrian plaza with stairways leading
to observation areas. From the north
end of the bridge, a fairly steep street
leads down to Bay Boulevard and the
Bayfront. Farther on, Bay Boulevard
becomes North Bay Road, following
the route of the 1885 Oregon Pacific
Railroad along the Yaquina River to
Toledo. The 13-mile scenic drive features river and estuary vistas, historical
markers, bike and walking lanes, and
the Oregon Oyster Farms.
The Whale Watching Center—Depoe Bay; one of the best sites for resident
whales.
Cape Perpetua Stone Shelter—take turnoff north of visitor center to top of
headland for ocean views from highest drivable point along coast.
334.8 Cape Sebastian—drive to upper parking area; can be quite windy.
Center, South Beach Marina
Named for former Oregon Governor
and U.S. Senator Mark O. Hatfield, the
center is part of Oregon State University
and home to researchers studying the
ocean and estuaries. The visitor center
offers informative exhibits, intriguing
marine animals, and a touch tank. Ask
about the resident octopus. (541-8670271; hmsc.oregonstate.edu/visitor).
Admission is free but donations are
appreciated.  The Port of Newport
operates a public marina and RV park.
Ample parking.
142.2 - Oregon Coast Aquarium
This world-class facility, rated in the
top ten in the U.S., has indoor and outdoor exhibits. Walk paths to the octopus
cave, sea aviary and tufted puffins, and
the viewing pools where otters, seals, and
sea lions swim and play. “Passages of the
Deep” is an exhibit where visitors walk
through a suspended underwater acrylic
tunnel to see sharks, bat rays, and other
deep-sea fish swimming around them.
(541-867-3474; aquarium.org). 
143.4 - South Beach State Park
Open grassy areas make this a sunny
place to camp. Picnic tables, access to
a sandy beach, campsites and yurts are
available. An ADA interpretive trail
leads to a viewing platform. On the reservation system. 
South Beach is also home of “The
Gathering,” an annual longboard competition held each September.
144.0 - Mike Miller Educational Area
You may see ospreys and other wildlife
along the 1-mile walking or jogging loop.
“One of the TOP TEN
Aquariums in the U.S.”
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145.0 - Newport Municipal Airport
147.2 - Lost Creek SRS
Excellent for picnicking and beach
walks. A paved trail leads from the parking lot to the beach. 
149.0 - Ona Beach State Park
On the estuary of Beaver Creek, Ona
Beach has picnic facilities and is good for
birding, kayak tours (available through
South Beach SP), swimming, fishing, and
boating. A charming footbridge crosses the
creek to the sandy beach—a favorite for
agate hunters.
150.7 - Seal Rock (ZIP 97376)
An early coastal resort, Seal Rock is
now a residential community with visitor
facilities along the highway. Chainsaw
sculptures, blown art glass, fudge shops,
and a bakery make this a great stop.
150.9 - Seal Rock State Park
This area of high-density offshore
rocks and islands is so close you can bird
from the car with binoculars. Or take
trails to viewing platforms at either end
of park. There is beach access from the
south platform. See all three kinds of
cormorants and scoters, loons, and grebes
in intertidal zone. Tide pools are a bonus.
The park offers access to the beach and
picnic and restroom facilities.
153.2 - Driftwood Beach SRS
The wayside has access to the ocean
and picnic facilities.
155.5 - Alsea Bay Bridge
The “new” Alsea Bay Bridge was completed in 1991. The old bridge, built in
1936, was the first and only large coastal
bridge designed by Conde McCullough
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a clearance of 70 feet, and steel and concrete pilings reach more than 100 feet into
the bedrock below. At the south end of the
bridge is the Historic Alsea Bay Bridge
Interpretive Center with its historic
transportation and coastal bridge displays
in addition to general visitor information
(541-563-2002). 
Hwy 34 follows the Alsea River
inland to Corvallis on a scenic, narrow,
winding two-lane road.
156.0 - Waldport (ZIP 97394)
Nestled between the ocean and the
Siuslaw National Forest, this community of 2050 is “where the forest meets
the sea.” Situated on Alsea Bay, fishing,
crabbing, and clamming are very popular and the free crabbing dock receives
much use. Bridge walks and nature
walks have become popular, and Drift
Creek Wilderness, a few miles east of
Waldport, is accessible to hikers. Points
of interest in town include the Waldport
Heritage Museum and Alsea Bay Bridge
Interpretive Center, which is also home
to the Waldport Chamber of Commerce.
A wayside at the south end of town provides beach access.
156.6 - USFS Waldport Office
Recreation passes available here
(541-563-8400).
157.0 - Crestview Hills Golf Course
An informal nine-hole course inland
and mostly out of the wind.
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PO Box 669, X
541-563-2133
Stop by and talk to our friendly & knowledgeable volunteers.
City Hall: 125 Alsea Hwy, 541-563-3561
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Blown Glass • Lampworking • Ceramics
Fused Glass • Paintings • Metalwork
Live Glassblowing Demonstrations
11175 NW Pacific Coast Hwy
Seal Rock, OR 97376 • 541-563-8632
Toll Free 888-469-7449
www.BlownHotGlass.com
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Vacation Rentals
08 Bayshore Rentals 02 Lifesaver Espresso & Bakery SWEETLAND VACATION RENTALS 877-472-4986
Locally owned & operated! sweetlandvacationrentals.com
541-563-6622
We make everything the old fashion way. Open daily.
Where to Shop
03 Ancient Light 800-752-6321
bayshore-rentals.com (see ad)
Where to Eat
541-563-7154
real estate
10 Windermere Real Estate Gallery Where to Stay
Handmade gifts • Embroidery • Metaphysical • Psychic
ancientlight.info
fairs 11 America inn & Suites Where to Stay
12 Cape Cod Cottages (Oceanfront) 04 Caledonia House B&B 541-563-7337
Caledoniabb.com
Where our home is your castle.
Waldport
541-563-3020
Year round scenic golf! crestviewhillsgolf.com
13 Chinook RV Park 541-563-3485
Small quiet park. RV, tent sites. Wi-Fi. Chinookrvpark.com
06 our Savior πLUTHERAN CHURCH 541-563-7729
oregoncoastlutheran.org
541-563-2506
cliffhouseoregon.com
15 Edgewater Cottages 541-563-2240
Oceanfront beach cottages. Edgewatercottages.com
16 KOA OF WALDPORT/NEWPORT Services
541-563-2106
6 miles of beach • private decks • kitchens • no pets/smoking.
Pampered elegance by the sea. 05 CRESTVIEW HILLS GOLF CLUB Sunday Serv. at 9:30 a.m. 541-563-3249
americainnandsuites.com
14 Cliff House Bed & Breakfast Attractions
541-563-3862
callthewilsons.com
“Call the Wilsons”
Near Everything 541-563-2250
Full Hook-ups right on Alsea Bay! koa.com
17 MCKINLEY’S MARINA & RV PARK 541-563-4656
The best crabbing location on the Coast!
Sunrise at
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159.3 - Beachside State Park
A comparatively small campground
open March 15 through October 31. 
160.5 - Tillicum Beach Campground
163.5 - Smelt Sands SRS & 804 Trail
An old county right-of-way, developed into the Yachats 804 Trail, extends
approximately 2 miles from north of Smelt
Sands State Park to Yachats State Park on
the north side of the Yachats River. Ocean
view, benches, and picnic tables. 
164.4 - Yachats (ZIP 97498)
Known as the Gem of the Oregon
Coast, Yachats is a village of about 635
people located at the mouth of the Yachats
River. Long known as a vacation destination, the resort village draws people who
appreciate its unique qualities. The Little
Log Church and Museum was built more
than 60 years ago from donated logs and
has been renovated. The residents of
Yachats turn out for their annual La De Da
Parade on July Fourth. The annual Smelt
Fry in July coincides with the Yachats
Music Festival, a popular three-day series of
cameo performances by 20-30 major classical artists. In January the Yachats Lions
Club puts on a tasty crab feed. People come
from far and near to attend the Original
Yachats Arts and Crafts Fair in March, the
Village Mushroom Fest in October, and the
Celtic Music Festival in November.
164.4 - Yachats SRA
This site includes a viewing platform
and provides access to tide pools and a
rocky beach. Great for storm watching. 
164.4 - Yachats Visitor Center
164.5 - Bazalgette the Whale
This low-key art project is a metal
sculpture of a whale’s tail at the end of a
mound of earth shaped like a whale’s back.
Every 60 seconds during daylight hours,
the whale spouts. Sculptor is Jim Adler.
164.8 - Yachats River
Not well-known as a fishing river,
the estuary is actually a good place to
catch cutthroat trout. In the early morning and late afternoon, herds of elk come
down to the pastures by the river to feed.
There are marked viewing areas between
the 3- and 5-1/2-mile marks on Yachats
River Road. Maps to the historic North
Fork Covered Bridge are available at the
Yachats Visitors Center.
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Cape Perpetua Scenic Area Visitor
Center, upper parking area. Climb 800
feet to Cooks Ridge through old-growth
forest and back along Gwynn Creek.
166.9 - Cape Perpetua Scenic Area
This 2700-acre wonderland in the
Siuslaw National Forest has awe-inspiring
views, crashing surf, tide pools, old-growth
forest, and 26 miles of interconnected
looping trails. One trail leads to the Giant
Spruce, recently named a state heritage
tree. The fissure in the basalt known as
Devils Churn provides exceptional wave
action. A paved trail leads down from the
parking lot. Cape Perpetua Campground
is open May through September.  The
road to Cape Perpetua Day-Use Area
and Stone Shelter winds upwards from the
north side of the campground. At 802 feet,
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An Independently Owned and Operated Member
of Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc.
Authentic Oregon Coast/fresh fish - Live music every night.
Where to Stay
06 Adobe Resort
800-522-3623 / 541-547-3141
Oceanview rooms / restaurant / lounge / fitness center / pool
07 The Fireside Motel fi
residemotel.com 800-336-3573
Oceanfront, away from the highway noise. Pet friendly.
02 City of Yachats Visitor Center PO Box 728, 241 Hwy 101, 541-547-3530/ 800-929-0477
Relax in Yachats! Gem of the Oregon Coast. Yachats.org
City Hall
541-547-3565
overleaflodge.com 800-338-0507
Spectacular ocean views. Luxurious rooms.
08 Overleaf Lodge 09
Silver Surf Motel
441 Hwy 101, PO Box 345
vacation rentals
03 Chickadee Cottage 877-472-4986
Whale watching from the privacy of your own cottage retreat.
chickadeecottage.us
04 SWEET HOMES VACATION RENTALS Oceanfront rentals! 800-519-0437
sweethomesrentals.com
Newly Remodeled!
On the Sandy Beach
Outstanding Ocean Views
Whale Watching
Kitchens, Indoor Spa/Pool
Pet Friendly Rooms!
www.silversurf-motel.com
Yachats, OR • 541-547-3175
1-800-281-5723
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Yachats, Oregon Tidepools and sandy coves... www.firesidemotel.com
Circle No. 124 on ad info card.
Chickadee Cottage
“. . . so lovely – the perfect getaway.”
For reservations, call Sweetland Vacation Rentals
at 1-877-472-4986 or 541-563-5913
www.chickadeecottage.us
the viewpoint is spectacular. The stone
shelter was built in the 1930s and served
as a lookout for enemy ships and planes
during World War II. The Visitor Center
offers RV parking, exhibits, book/gift shop,
and a theater.  Recreation pass required.
Call for information about guided walks
and summer and winter hours (547-3289
or 563-3211). The wave action at Cooks
Chasm has undercut the rock to form caves
and blowholes.
Yachats, Oregon
167.6 - Lincoln/Lane County Line
168.1 - Unmarked Beach Access
168.5 - Neptune SSV
169.1 - Cummins Ridge Trailhead
Turn inland to reach the trailhead for
an 18-mile hiking loop.
169.4 - Strawberry Hill Access
This is a good place to watch for the
resident gray whales that spend much of
the year off the Central Coast. (Part of
the Neptune SSV)
Every Room a Spectacular View!
• Suites
• Fireplaces
• Whirlpools
• Balconies
Enjoy our luxurious
new full-service spa!
800-338-0507
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Plus...Charming beach cottages available in neighboring Overleaf Village.
Picnic tables and restroom facilities
are located close to the beach. 
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170.0 - Bob Creek Beach Access
Parking and picnic tables are located
at this wayside. Mussels are abundant
on the rocks at low tide, but you need to
cross the creek. A license is required to
harvest shellfish. (Part of Neptune SSV.)
171.5 - Ten Mile Creek Bridge
This reinforced-concrete, bowstring
arch bridge was also a McCullough design
and built in 1931.
171.5 - Stonefield Beach SRS
Named after a pioneer family and not
the smooth stones that usually cover the
beach, this site has parking and beach
access only. Not always open in winter.
173.9 - Ocean Beach Picnic Area
USFS picnic area. A recreation pass
required.
174.3 - Rock Creek Campground
USFS campground that follows along
the creek about 1/4-mile inland. Closed
in Winter.
174.5 - Tokatee Klootchman SNS
This wayside has no facilities, just a
great view.
175.0 - Big Creek Bridge
This bowstring arch bridge was built
in 1931.
175.4 - Muriel O. Ponsler SSV
Picnic tables, parking, and some nice
rockwork but no restrooms.
177.3 or 178.3 - Hike: Heceta Head & Hobbit
Trails (3.5 miles round-trip, moderate)
Park across highway for Hobbit Trail
or at Heceta Head Lighthouse SSV for
Heceta Head Trail (2.5 miles round-trip).
From the beach follow a trail to the former assistant lighthouse keeper’s home,
Heceta House, and continue to lighthouse. The trail rises behind the lighthouse and connects with Hobbit Trail
(1 mile round-trip), which is a fun romp
through tunnel-like trail to beach.
178.3 - Heceta Head Lighthouse SSV
With the most powerful lens on the
coast, this working lighthouse sends a
beam 22 miles out to sea.
The beach has restrooms and picnic
tables. Day-use fee. Heceta House, historic lighthouse keeper’s quarters, is now a
bed and breakfast. Heceta House and the
lighthouse are open for tours Memorial
Day through Labor Day, hours vary (866547-3696, hecetalighthouse.com, 541547-3416; oregonstateparks.org). 
178.4 - Cape Creek Bridge
The bridge abuts the Cape Creek
Tunnel and is best viewed from Devil’s
Elbow Beach. It’s one of McCullough’s
most unique and attractive arch designs.
179.0 - Heceta Lighthouse Viewpoint
If you’ve seen a calendar with a photo
of Heceta Lighthouse, chances are that
this is where the picture was taken. Early
morning is best before wind or sea spray
pick up. A little fog, however, can add to
the photo.
Cave
Take the elevator down to see the
world’s largest sea cave and its resident
sea lions. Ample parking. Gift shop and
restrooms are wheelchair accessible but
the caves are not. Admission is charged
(541-547-3111; sealioncaves.com).
183.6 - Alder Dune Campground
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179.3 - Walk through World’s Largest Sea
Named in honor of a highway commissioner of the 1930s who donated the
bulk of the 1100-acre park. Picnic tables
near the beach and restrooms are located
west of Hwy 101. Campground to the east.
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176.0 - Carl G. Washburne State Park
USFS campground has paved
campsites with no hookups, and water
and flush toilets. Open May through
September.
184.7 - Sutton Boat Launch
USFS ramp for launching small boats
onto Sutton Lake and a parking area. A
recreation pass required.
185.2 - Darlingtonia SNS
Near the highway are tables sheltered
by large cedars and a trail through the
bog where carnivorous plants grow. 
185.4 - USFS Sutton Rec Area
Eighty campsites. Wheelchairaccessible Holman Vista provides an
excellent view of the Sutton Creek estuary.  Recreation pass required.
187.3 - Heceta Beach Turnoff
Turn here for Heceta Beach and
Rhododendron Drive that rejoins Hwy
101 in the middle of Florence.
187.8 - Munsel Lake Road
A short drive brings you to Munsel
Lake Boat Ramp. A little farther is
Ocean Dunes Golf Links, an 18-hole
course. The road then meets North Fork
Siuslaw Road, which leads to Hwy 126.
188.0 - USFS Florence Office
This is a great place to stop for information on hiking, camping, and day-use
areas in the Siuslaw National Forest
(541-902-8526).
190.0 - Hwy 126 Junction
Three Rivers Casino includes a
3-star/3-diamond hotel, larger casino, 5 eating facilities, and an entertainment venue.
It is located a mile inland.
Fourteen miles inland is Mapleton
(ZIP 97453). The Siuslaw River flows
through the middle of town.
LANE COUNTY
Experience an Oregon jewel, where non-stop adventure is just a
hop, skip and a splash away. Contact a Eugene, Cascades & Coast
Adventure Specialist. We can guide you to natural adventures
you’ll never forget. From the exhilarating to the sublime, it’s all
here. Let’s get to know each other.
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Florence
190.0 - Florence (ZIP 97439)
With a population of nearly 9000,
Florence has a modern hospital, library,
and events center.
Florence is home to the first designated
State Park Dive Park, which is located
on the Siuslaw River just off North Jetty
Road. The world’s first sand board park is
on the north end of town.
For those who enjoy golf, two 18-hole
courses, Ocean Dunes and Sandpines, provide plenty of challenge.
190.3 - Rhododendron Drive—North Jetty Road
Head west on Rhododendron, then
left at North Jetty Road. The north
jetty is popular for scuba diving and
walks on the beach.
190.6 - Old Town Florence
Located on the riverfront, Old Town
has restaurants, shops, and galleries. The
Siuslaw Pioneer Museum is in the historic
Florence school building at 278 Maple
Street. Exhibits cover topics dating to early
days of settlement. Open Tuesdays through
Sundays (541-997-7884).
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Florence,
1st & Harbor Streets • Florence, OR • 541-997-3040
portofsiuslaw.com • campground@portofsiuslaw.com
Walking distance to: Restaurants
Shops • Events Center • Grocery Stores
Campground facilities: Full Service Sites • Marina
Boat Ramp • Fuel Dock • Internet • CATV • Laundry
Restrooms • Showers • RV & Marina Dump Stations
Green Naturalz
Alternative Clothing
Bamboo, Hemp, Organic
Cotton & Linen, Soy
and More . . .
Shop —Candles & Scents • Bath & Body
Garden • Tea & Maté • Cottage Decor • Gift Sets & Ideas
—Products • Services
The Nest is located in the east end of Old Town Florence
at the boat ramp in the Bridgeport Landing condo building.
Open 7 days a week from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm
541-902-8936 • thewrensnestonline.com
Weddings
1300 Bay Street
PO Box 1668
Florence, OR 97439
541-997-9251
www.greennaturalz.com
greennaturalz@yahoo.com
541- 997- 8052
4515 Hwy 101 N • Florence, OR 97439
541-997-3023 Fax
FLORENCE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and Visitors Information Center ————————
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Golf Links
18 holes Par 71
Stay & Play Golf Packages
Open to the public
541-997-3232 or 800-468-4833
3345 Munsel Lake Road
Florence, Oregon 97439
oceandunesgolf.com
Oregon
All Rooms Are Oceanfront
Suites with Fireplaces • Full Kitchen Units
For Reservations: 1-800-422-5091 • driftwoodshores.com
541-997-8263 • 88416 First Ave • Florence, OR 97439
BIPLANE RIDES
Over & Around Florence
& the Central Coast
c&M stables
Call 541-991-6139 to
Schedule a Flight!
AeroLegends.com
oregonhorsebackriding.com
90241 Hwy 101 N • Florence • 541-997-7540
A Gift For You From
and “The Gallery Above”
on Your feet
$10.00 off
Women’s Apparel • Accessories
Jewelry • Gifts • Arts • Incense
Essential Oils • Bath Supplies
silverliningboutique.com
info@silverliningboutique.com
541-997-2440
888-758-8904
2217 Highway 101
Florence, OR 97439
Any One Regularly Priced
Pair of Shoes $50 or More
Limited to Stock on Hand
1377 Bay St • Old Town Florence
541-997-sHoe (7463)
Be Peace
Kimberly Fleenor, Owner/Manager
————— 290 Highway 101 • Florence, OR 97439 • 541-997-3128 • florencechamber.com •
• LIVE MUSIC • CHOWDER, BLUES & BREWS FESTIVAL IN OCTOBER • ART • WINTER FOLK FESTIVAL IN JANUARY •
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Florence
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01 AERO LEGENDS BIPLANE RIDES 541-991-6139
02 C&M STABLES BEACH RIDES 02
541-997-7540
03 OCEAN DUNES GOLF LINKS A unique co-op featuring Florence artists.
541-997-3232
11 BOOKS ‘N’ BEARS Enjoy link golf on the Oregon Dunes Oceandunesgolf.com
04 SAND MASTER PARK RD
SUTTON
LAKE
541-997-6066
12 GRAPE LEAF
05 Sandland Adventures SUTT
13 GREEN NATURALZ CLOTHING sealioncaves.com / 541-547-3111
Only remaining and world’s largest mainland cave for
wild Steller sea lions. Open year round.
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14 Kitchen Klutter • 1258 Bay St.
45TH ST
15 ON YOUR FEET Footwear 541-997-PLAY (7529)
16 PORT HOLE BOOKS
Services
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18 Splash
541-997-3128
19THE WRENS NEST Vacation Rentals
20 Dolphin Property Management PO Box 2646
Peace Harbor Hospital
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541-997-7368
oregonvacationproperties.com
1495 8th Street. 541-997-8412
RHODODENDRON DR
541-902-8936
thewrensnestonline.com
Gifts,&Comforts On Olive St. between 7th & 8th, 754 Olive St.,
Eugene, OR 97401
Merchants of Old Town: 541-997-7598
Clothing, accessaries, latest fashions with personal service.
Lane County Convention & Visitors Assn VisitLaneCounty.org
541-484-5307/800-547-5445
MUNSEL LAKE RD
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silverliningboutique.com
Unique,creative,special! florencechamber.com
290 Hwy 101 35TH ST
541-902-9091
17 SILVER LINING BOUTIQUE 541-997-2440 / 888-758-8904
541-997-3436
250 Hwy 101
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541-997-7463
On Bay Street in Historic Old Town!
New-used-rare, special orders, appraisals. ellentraylor.com
City Hall
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541-997-6060
Unique kitchen tools, bath items, gift baskets
Loose & progressive slots, Blackjack, free shuttle& RV
Parking, Sports bar & restaurant threeriverscasino.com
CLEAR LAKE
HECETA BEACH RD
N JETTY
07 THREE RIVERS CASINO 541-997-9251
Organic Cotton & Linen, Bamboo, Soy & More!
06 Sea Lion Caves DARLINGTONIA
STATE WAYSIDE
541-997-1646
Wine • Wine Accessories • Gourmet Foods • Gifts
sandland.com 541-997-8087
Dune Tours, Go-Karts, miniature golf, & much more!
MERCER
LAKE
541-997-5979
Thousands of Books, Lots of Bears, 16 years!
The world’s first sand board park! Pro shop. (see ad)
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10 BACKSTREET GALLERY • 327 Laurel St. 541-997-8980
oregonhorsebackriding.com
Family beach fun! 101
Special Shops
aerolegends.com
Fun rides over & around Florence! BAKER
BEACH RD
541-997-8052
We’ll treat you right! On HWY 101
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Where to Eat
21 1285 Restobar 541-902-8338
Pizza & Pasta House • Great Family Dining • Fine Wine/Brews
22 ACE’S SPORTS BAR 541-997-7529
Watch all the big games! Inside Three Rivers Casino
23 PRIME Rib & Steak House 541-997-7529
1252 Bay Street
Old Town Florence
541-902-9100
541-997-7529
Breakfast,lunch,& dinner inside Three Rivers Casino
Marianne’s
PIZZA & PASTA HOUSE
SEAFOOD & GRILL
25 Waterfront Depot Restaurant & Bar 541-902-9100
Fusion Cuisine, Riverfront seating, Martinis, Tapas, Fine wines.
26 WORLD MARKET BUFFET
541-997-7529
Outstanding selection! Inside Three Rivers Casino
Where to Stay
By Marianne
Women’s Clothing & Accessories
Reservations Suggested From 4 pm to Closing
THE highest quality! Inside Three Rivers Casino
24 TRIO’S CAFE Riverfront Seating
Tapas - Martinis
Fine Wines
Seafood
UNIQUE CUISINE
1285 Bay Street
Old Town Florence
Great Family Dining
541-902-8338
We carry styles that will take you from the office
to the beach or out to a special event.
Personal service is our speciality
and uniqueness is our pride.
1-877-280-1015 or 541-997-7598
1300 Bay Street Florence, OR 97439
190.9 - Siuslaw River
193.4 - Jessie M. Honeyman State Park
Historic 1938 Inn - One block from Old Town
lighthouseinn-florence.com
The river is navigable about 14 miles
inland to Mapleton. It is popular with both
sport fishermen and crabbers. The Siuslaw
River Bridge was one of five major bridges
built in 1936, and like the others, replaced
ferry service across the river. This combination steel double-leaf bascule drawspan is
also noted for its many decorative touches.
30 OCEAN BREEZE MOTEL
191.7 - Florence, Ride the Dunes
This 522-acre park, named after
an early proponent of the state parks
system, has a campground open yearround. Honeyman includes three lakes:
Woahink on the east side of the highway,
Cleawox, and Lily to the west. ATV
access to the dunes from the campground
allowed October 1 through April 30.
Day-use facilities on Cleawox Lake (fee
area) include picnic and swimming areas.
Woahink Lake has a boat ramp and
swimming and picnic facilities. 
27 Blue Heron Inn B&B 800-997-7780
blue-heroninn.com
River views, gourmet breakfast. 28 DRIFTWOOD SHORES RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTER
driftwoodshores.com
800-422-5091
Spectacular ocean views from every room! Romantic weekend or family adventure! 29 Lighthouse Inn 866-997-3221
800-474-5082
oceanbreezemotel.com
ATV Parking, Pets Welcome! 31 OLD TOWN INN 800-526-5598
Sparkling clean. Great location.
old-town-inn.com
32 Port of Siuslaw Campground & Marina
Waterfront camping, boat launch & marina. 541-997-3040
33 River House 541-997-3933 / 888-824-2454
Beautiful riverfront rooms with private balconies in Old Town
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VisitTheOregonCoast.
com See the towering dunes and the
off-road-vehicles that climb them off
South Jetty Road. Then experience
the thrill by taking your own ride.
Continue south on Hwy 101 to find
two companies that offer dune rides.
(541-997-3544; sanddunesfrontier.com
and 541-997-8087; sandland.com)
191.7 - Oregon Dunes National Rec Area
The Oregon Dunes NRA extends from
Florence to Coos Bay with many access
points off Hwy 101. The Oregon Dunes
Visitor Center is in Reedsport. All sites on
the Oregon Dunes NRA require a recreation pass. To purchase a pass, contact the
Oregon Dunes Visitor Center (milepost
211.4) or any Forest Service office.
191.7 - South Jetty Road
South Jetty Road heads west from
Hwy 101 into the dunes. Just before the
foredunes, the road turns north. Several
parking areas on South Jetty Road provide easy access to the beach, but there
is no camping. Surfers and windsurfers often use this as a staging area, and
people catch crabs off the pier in season.
The pier is also a dive site. A recreation
pass required.
196.5 - Westlake (ZIP 97493)
A well-marked road east to Siltcoos
Lake leads to Tyee Campground, a 14-site
Oregon Dunes NRA campground that
accepts reservations. In less than a mile,
the road reaches Siltcoos Lake, tiny
Westlake, and a public boat ramp.
196.9 - Siltcoos River
Take the Westlake turnoff to the public
boat ramp on Siltcoos Lake. A 3- to 4-mile
canoe trail starts in Siltcoos Lake and
moves along Siltcoos River to an estuary
and the ocean.
198.0 - Siltcoos Rec Area
On the east side a parking lot and
hiking trails lead to Siltcoos Lake. On
the west side, the road runs past three
campgrounds: Lagoon, Waxmyrtle, and
Driftwood II, which has OHV sand access.
Hiking trails run throughout the area.
The road ends in a parking lot with beach
access. A recreation pass required. Closures
that protect the western snowy plover are
posted March 15 through September 15.
198.4 - Lane/Douglas County Line