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Ask Oregon Program: Ask the Oregon Coast Ambassador: Coast Explorer publisher Gary Hayes answers questions from travelers as Travel Oregon's Oregon Coast Ambassador through the Ask Oregon program. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Big Picture: For The People: Public access to Oregon's beaches is a 100-year-old tradition offering 363 beautiful miles for all to enjoy Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Big Picture: Oregon's Seastacks Are Remarkable Natural Areas: Oregon's beaches, decorated by rock formations protruding from the edge of the shore, are truly magical areas. Picturesque sea stacks... Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Cape Blanco Lighthouse: Oregon's oldest lighthouse still shines atop Oregon's westernmost headland in Southern Oregon. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Carnivorous, Rare & Wild: Visit the Darlingtonia Wayside near Florence and discover the strange and mysterious, carnivorous Cobra Lily. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Discover the Oregon Coast's Top Attractions: The Oregon Coast is dotted with must-see spots and interesting stops to satisfy all types of coastal travelers. Here is the explorer's guide to the Coast's top attractions. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Find It Fresh: Combing Pacific Northwest Coastal Towns for the Catch of the Day Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
It's Your Beach: Love It, Own It, SOLVE It!: For the past 29 years SOLVE has been organizing volunteers to clean all 362 miles of Oregon's coastline. Come out... Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
Nehalem Bay Estuary Clean Up Set for March 2: Over the 14 years since it began, the now biennial estuary Nehalem Bay Estuary Cleanup event has set an example of caring for the environment and has become a community institution. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
Paddling the Tillamook County Water Trail: A walk on the beach, a drive along a coast highway, a hike over a headland - these are all great ways to explore the Oregon Coast - but to get a duck's eye view of the wildlife-rich wetlands, estuaries and bays, there's no other way than paddling on a guided eco tour. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Razor Clams - Can You Dig It?: They're a delicious and sought-after prize of seafood lovers and digging for razor clams is a popular activity on Northwest beaches. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Renaissance of 1940s Long Beach Clam Festival April 27-28, 2013: Guns, shovels and buckets in hand, clammers invited to the Long Beach Peninsula for Renaissance of 1940s Long Beach Clam Festival in celebration of the cherished Northwest tradition of digging for razor clams celebrated with clam chowder cook-off, best decorated clam gun, biggest clam dug and best limit of clams. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
Sip, Sample and Savor Cannon Beach March 7-10: Four days of wine tastings, wine dinners and a wine walk featuring dozens of Northwest wineries are planned for the... Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2013
Subscribe to Coast Explorer Today & Never Miss an Issue!: Do you love to explore the Coast? So do we! And we love to share our enthusiasm with our readers... Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
The Astoria-Warrenton Crab Seafood & Wine Festival Takes Place April 26-28, 2013: Celebrate the flavors of the Northwest at the annual Astoria-Warrenton Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival, April 26-28 at the Clatsop... Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
Whale Watching Spoken Here on Long Beach Peninsula March 23-30: The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, at Cape Disappointment State Park in Ilwaco, WA will participate in a week's worth... Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
Winners Announced for the 2013 SavorNW Wine Awards: Northwest wines are showcased at the annual SavorNW Wine Awards in Cannon Beach, Oregon Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2013
26th Annual America's Wild Rivers Coast Wine, Art & Music Festival in Gold Beach Set for May 18-19, 2013: Taste cuisine by local chefs, visit dozens of artisan and craft booths, listen to live music, see the floral show, oh... and did we mention the wine? The 26th Annual Wine, Art & Music Festival in Gold Beach takes place May 18-19, 2013. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
A Princess, Pirates, a Samurai... and a man named MacDonald: What does a Princess, the pirates of the Caribbean, a proud Samurai warrior and Astoria have in common? Robert Lewis Knecht, an historian and treasure hunter tells the story. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
Big Picture: Ask an Oregon Coast Explorer: Coast Explorer Magazine publisher, Gary Hayes, was tapped to be an Ask Oregon ambassador, offering personalized travel recommendations for Travel Oregon. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
Fall Kite Festival Lifts Off in Lincoln City October 13-14: Giant kites, and plenty of them, take advantage of the season's winds of change and take flight over the beach... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
It's Winter Migration Season for Gray Whales along the Northwest Coast: Winter's south migration of Gray Whales occurs from mid-December through mid-January every year. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
Life on the Rocks: The Black Oystercatcher nests in rocky depressions near the high tide line and feeds on limpets, mussels and crabs. They don't, however, eat oysters. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
Looking Back: The Pathfinders of Lincoln County 1912: In 1912, a group of four men and a dog, dubbed the "Pathfinders," set out in a 20-horsepower Flanders Studebaker... Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
Newport Seafood & Wine Festival February 21-24, 2013: The 36th Annual Newport Annual Seafood and Wine Festival takes place February 21 – 24, and this time it features... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
Sea Turtles Wash Up on Seaside and Gearhart Beaches: Seaside Aquarium rescues a Green Sea Turtle on the beach in Seaside and a Loggerhead Turtle stranded on a beach in Gearhart. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
Sign Up for Coast Explorer's Free Monthly e-Newsletter: Join our mailing list now and stay informed about what's happening at the Oregon and Washington Coast, including the most current information about great rates and packages on lodging. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
Spahhhh...: Incorporate a bit of bliss into your beach break by stepping into one of the Oregon Coast's premier spa destinations. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
The Road Less Traveled: Exploring the Three Capes Scenic Route: Take your time, pack a lunch, stop frequently and bring extra batteries for your camera on this scenic road less traveled by on the Oregon Coast. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
Thru-Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail, Part 3: I had every intention of hiking the Oregon Coast Trail in one fell swoop, but I ran into a big... Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
Vince Neil & Great White Concert at Lincoln City's Chinook Winds Casino Resort: Two rock groups take the stage at Chinook Winds in November. Get ready for a rockin' weekend with Vince Neil and Great White November 2 & 3! Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
Volunteers Show their Love for Oregon at SOLVE's Beach Cleanup, September 22: It doesn't take a natural disaster to wash debris into the ocean. The fall rains in Oregon can potentially send... Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2012
What Is That Brown Stuff on the Beach?: Is it Oil? Sewage? No... Just Diatoms! Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2012
Audrey Jo's Journal on Thru-Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail, Part 2: The following is the second excerpt from the journal of Audrey Jo Mills as she and her four-legged friend, Pepe, traveled south on the Oregon Coast Trail, this leg: Lincoln City, Oregon to Sunset Bay State Park. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Big Picture: Mysteries at the Edge of the Ocean: What will you discover in the rich and vibrant ecosystem of tide pools? Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Coming Up Aces at Coastal Casinos: They've got game, to be sure - thousands of square feet of it with a spread varied enough to accommodate players of every persuasion, from cardshark to gambling greenhorn. If you're considering a summertime beach escape, why not hedge your bets on one of the Pacific Northwest's premier coastal casinos? Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Commercial Fishermen's Festival Features Competitions, Culinary Demos, and Stars September 8 & 9 in Hammond: Now in its fifth year, the Commercial Fishermen's Festival takes place at the Hammond Marina near Fort Stevens State Park, promising fun for all ages. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Diverse Playgrounds on the Pacific Northwest Coast: The Pacific Northwest coast is renowned for its beaches, but several other dynamic ecosystems are represented here. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Dog Days of Summer: Canine Competitions: Several upcoming events offer opportunities for your pooches to strut their stuff on the beach this summer. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Driftwood Library Welcomes New York Times Bestselling Mystery Writer J.A. Jance to Lincoln City: Driftwood Public Library is very pleased to announce that J.A. Jance will be visiting Lincoln City on Monday, September 10... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Gray Whale: Giant of the Pacific: Weighing nearly 40 tons and reaching lengths of up to 50 feet, Gray Whales are about the size of a bus! These giants of the Pacific embark twice a year on one of the longest migrations of any creature on earth, a journey that can be observed from the shores of the Pacific Northwest if you know when and where to watch. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Jake the Alligator Man Birthday Celebration in Long Beach, Washington: The 11th annual 75th birthday bash for Jake the Alligator Man, a permanent and peculiarly primeval resident of Marsh's Free Museum in Long Beach, will include a bachelor party for Jake, a car show and the Bride of Jake contest. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Japanese Tsunami Debris Arriving on Oregon and Washington Coast: Exploring the Oregon or Washington coast? What to do if you find possible Japan tsunami debris. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Labor Day Weekend Celebration at Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City: Chinook Winds celebrates with music and fireworks: Hotel California, "A Salute to the Eagles" takes place on Saturday, September 1, and catch the big fireworks show Sunday, September 2. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Lewis and Clark Saltmakers Return to Seaside, Oregon August 17-19: See what it was like for members of the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery as interpreters re-enact the salt-making process on the beach in Seaside. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Light Fixtures: Lighthouses of the Northwest Coast: From Cape Disappointment in southwest Washington to Yaquina Bay on Oregon's Central coast, there are seven historic lighthouses with tales to tell. Here's a quick tour of some interesting facts about the iconic lighthouses of the Northwest Coast. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Looking Back: Dungeness Crab: An enduring coastal delicacy, Dungeness crab has been harvested commercially along the Pacific Coast since the late 1800s. This historic... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Pacific Northwest Brew Cup in Astoria September 28-30: Over 36 distinct brewer-selected Northwest beers, as well as selected wines from local wineries, will be on tap for the three-day event. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Seaside's Top Family Attractions: Seaside, Oregon has been a family fun destination for over 100 years. As if sandcastles and S'mores on soft sandy beaches weren't enough, Seaside also offers a full menu of family-fun-inspired activities. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
SOLVE to Coordinate Beach Cleanup After Japan Tsunami: The Great East Japan Earthquake and subsequent tsunami resulted in approximately 5 million tons of debris being washed into the... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
The Goonies and the Creation of a Headache of Historical Proportions: Steven Spielberg and his buddy Christopher Columbus stole my idea! And when they did, they created an historical headache for me, which I am reminded of almost daily. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Thru Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail, Part 2: Central Oregon Coast: Lincoln City to Cape Perpetua Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2012
Top 10 Things to Do Labor Day Weekend on the Long Beach Peninsula: As one last hurrah to summer before kids return to school, the Long Beach Peninsula offers fun for all ages... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
Win an American Muscle Car at Surf City Classic Car Show in Lincoln City August 25 & 26!: The 13th Annual Surf City Classic Car Show is set for August 25 & 26 in Lincoln City, Oregon. From... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2012
A Rocky History: Tillamook Rock Lighthouse: Tillamook Rock Lighthouse is one of the most interesting lighthouses on the Oregon Coast. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
An Historic View of Today's North Coast: When American explorers Lewis and Clark visited the Pacific coast over 200 years ago, they described inspiring views. Many of these famous vistas remain little changed from those experienced by the expedition. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Audrey Jo's Journal on Thru-Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail: The following is an excerpt from Audrey Jo's journal as she and her four-legged friend, Pepe, traveled south on the Oregon Coast Trail on the first leg of their journey: the Columbia River to Lincoln City, Oregon. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Big Picture: Where the Ocean Meets the Shore: Some of the worlds tallest trees grow right to the water's edge where they are shaped by punishing winds during the region's famous storms. The only trees that can survive being on the front lines of these oceanfront forces are the mighty Sitka Spruce. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Cheese It! at the Tillamook Cheese Factory: With nearly a million visitors a year, the Tillamook Cheese Factory is one of the Oregon Coast's most popular attractions and a brand name known nationwide. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Coquille River Lighthouse: Just two miles north of Bandon stands a beautiful historic beacon. Explore and enjoy the history and majesty of the 19th-century Coquille River Lighthouse. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Crash Course: Wave Watching on the Coast of Oregon and Washington: The power of the ocean is thunderous, dramatic and wet. Wave watchers delight in the shower of ocean spray and foam as it hits the headlands or boils through the spouting horns at Depoe Bay, Oregon. There are many places to witness this awesome sight along the North Oregon Coast or Southwest Washington Coast. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Explore Theater on the Coast: March – April – May 2012 Theater Offerings Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Exploring Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast: Pull off coastal Highway 101 to discover a small place with big attractions. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Get Lit at the Beach: A Gathering for Readers, April 13-15, 2012: Four New York Times best-selling authors will be featured: Terry Brooks, Jamie Ford, Elizabeth George and Susan Wiggs. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Has the Mystery of the "Beeswax Wreck" Been Solved?: Beeswax, porcelain and teak timbers, among other artifacts, have been found along Manzanita's beaches and the adjacent Nehalem Spit and Bay. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
In Full View: Astoria Column: The historic Astoria Column is a popular place to take in the view of where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012.jpg)
Lewis and Clark National Historic Park: Take your own journey of discovery: Follow the footsteps of the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery for a well-rounded glimpse into their mission, triumphs and challenges. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Life in the Tidepool: Sunflower Sea Stars: The Sunflower Sea Star may have a flowery name but its reputation is fierce. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Looking Back: Seaside Aquarium is 75 Years Old: In the fall of 1924, Seaside Baths Natatorium, a saltwater bath house and swimming pool, opened for business two blocks... Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Mutt Masters Dog Show and Olympics in Lincoln City on May 19: Mutt Masters Dog Show and Olympics in Lincoln City, Oregon is a fun affair for dogs and handlers of all... Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012- Mystery of the "Beeswax Wreck" in Nehalem Bay : [full-length version] Beeswax, porcelain and teak timbers, among other artifacts, have been found along Manzanita's beaches and the adjacent Nehalem Spit and Bay. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
North Head: Lighting the Way on the Washington Coast: The North Head Lighthouse has stood watch on the Washington Coast for more than 100 years. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Puffin Pageantry at Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, Oregon: Each spring, colorful Tufted Puffins return to Cannon Beach's Haystack Rock to lay eggs and raise their chicks, offering the Northwest's most accessible location to see nesting puffins. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Shifting Sands Along the Washington Coast and Oregon Coast: Shaped by wind and waves into curving ridges, coastal sand dunes are among the most dynamic and fragile natural formations. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
SOLVe-ing Beach Litter is Good Clean Fun: Join thousands of volunteers on Saturday, March 31 from 10am to 1pm as they spend three hours picking up litter... Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Spring Fling in Cannon Beach: Explore aquatic life in the tidepools and watch colorful nesting Tufted Puffins at Haystack Rock. Take a hike at Ecola State Park and spot spring flora and fauna. Discover great art galleries or attend an art event. Cannon Beach is a little town with lots of attractions for those interested in a little springtime adventure. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Spring Seabirds & Shorebirds: In Oregon and Washington, more than 2000 islands, offshore rocks and reefs are protected as National Wildlife Refuges. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Swell Ride: Surfing on the Oregon Coast: Surfing is one of the most exhilarating ways to experience the Oregon coast, and its popularity is swelling. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
The Coast for Kids: Fourteen-year-old Luci Swim shared some of her experiences with Coast Explorer readers and offered fun coastal travel advice for kids of all ages. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
The Peregrine Falcon is Built for Speed: Soaring along the bluffs and jetties of the Oregon Coast, the Peregrine Falcon is a breathtaking sight to behold. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Thru-Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail, Part I: We met Audrey Jo Mills and her dog Pepe as they were hiking the Oregon Coast Trail and asked her to share some of her experiences with Coast Explorer readers. This is the first of a three-part series about Audrey Jo and Pepe's adventures on the Oregon Coast Trail. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2012
Tiny Tunes: With buzzing wings and a squeaky chatter, Anna's hummingbirds are a year-round coastal resident and a musical sign of spring. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Twelve Days of Earth Day in Cannon Beach, April 11-22: Volunteer groups in Cannon Beach present speakers, events and activities designed to raise awareness about preserving our coast region's natural resources. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Wild Thing: Roosevelt Elk: During the quieter seasons of the year, Roosevelt elk that frequent the dense lower wooded slopes of the rainforest areas on the Oregon Coast can be seen grazing and resting in open meadows in herds of a dozen or more. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2012
Coast Explorer on Facebook: Coast Explorer Magazine is now on Facebook! Become a fan and hear the latest on coastal events, attractions, dining, shopping and more. Appeared in Online Extras 2012
Exploring Beyond Seaside : Seaside, Oregon offers scenic viewpoints, historical stops, culinary diversity, unique shopping and fun for all ages. Yet there are places beyond Seaside worth a look and near enough to fit into a day's excursion. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2012
On the Beach in Seaside: The famous oceanfront promenade and long stretches of beach with dramatic ocean views and abundant recreational opportunities remain the star attractions in Seaside, Oregon, the Northwest's most popular seashore destination for well over a century. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2012
On the Go in Seaside: There are several ways to see Seaside, Oregon on the go for the outdoor enthusiast. Activities in and around Seaside will get you moving on foot, on wheels, on water and in the air. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2012
On the Town in Seaside: Experience the sights, sounds and tastes of the Northwest on the town in Seaside, Oregon. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2012
The Seaside Experience: On the beach, on the town or on the go, you'll discover a new adventure each time you set out to explore Seaside on the scenic Oregon coast. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2012
35th Annual Newport Seafood & Wine Festival Takes Place February 23-26, 2012: Newport's festival expands to four days, celebrating thirty-five years of bringing together local and regional flavors. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
Cannon Beach Yoga Festival, March 2-4, 2012: Cannon Beach, Oregon hosts the 2nd Annual Cannon Beach Yoga Festival, March 2-4. The small coastal town welcomes yoga practitioners... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
Divine Canine Destination:: Lincoln City Getaway... with Your Dog Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
Fisher Poets Gathering Returns to Astoria for 15th Year: Fisher men and women from across North America capture the rhythms of life at sea during performances at the 15th... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
Ghost Forests Revealed Near Seal Rock in Newport: Dropping sand levels are exposing ancient trees in the Newport, Oregon area on the Central Oregon Coast. Just south of... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
Hiking the Long Beach Peninsula: Washington's Long Beach Peninsula provides hiking opportunities through widely diverse terrain and of a variety of degrees of difficulty to satisfy both experienced hikers and casual sightseers. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
Looking Back: Connecting Coastal Towns: In the late 1800s, before Washington officially became a state, getting around on what we now know as the Long... Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
Professional Wine Judging Added to 2012 Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival: The SavorNW Wine Awards will showcase the best of Northwest wines with winners to be announced at Savor Cannon Beach. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
Regal Eagles: Though once threatened with extinction, Bald Eagles now thrive in the abundance of the Pacific Northwest Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
The Unpredictable Pleasures : The weather itself is the attraction for some visitors during the fall and winter. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
Theater Along the Coast for Spring 2012: Here are several live theater shows happening this spring along the Oregon coast during 2012. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
Views from the Edge: Scenic viewpoints along the Oregon coast from Astoria to Tillamook. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
Wet and Wild : An abundance of must-see marine exhibits & encounters await you at the Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2011
Wine, Dine and Savor Cannon Beach March 8-11, 2012: Participants will sample Northwest wines and regional cuisine at Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary Festival March 8-11, 2012 Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011- Winter and Spring Programs for Whale Watching Spoken Here: Visitors can spot migrating Gray Whales with the help of volunteers positioned at 26 sites along the coast during the... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2011
A Star is Born! Seaside Aquarium Welcomes First Baby Seal Pup in 5 Years: Seaside Aquarium is excited to announce the latest addition to their marine team! A brand new baby seal pup was... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Astoria-Warrenton Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival April 27-29, 2012: Celebrate the flavors of the Northwest with this annual spring event on the North Coast! Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Astoria's Rich History: A rich history, steeped in culture and exploration, has shaped the iconic Oregon coastal town of Astoria. Today, people continue to explore the area and its history. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
August Events in Seaside: The Saltmakers Return, a three-day gem & mineral show and the Hood to Coast Relay are only some of the... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Celebrate Summer: Spend some time at the beach this summer and take in some of the many attractions on the Northwest coast. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Coast Explorer Magazine Launches New Mobile Web App: A Web App for smart phone users is the latest addition to the media line-up for the Northwest coast's most widely distributed free travel magazine. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Coastal Outdoor Markets: Opening bells have sounded and coastal outdoor markets are open! One of the oldest forms of direct marketing for small... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Earth from Space: Traveling Smithsonian Exhibit Makes a Stop at Cannon Beach History Center: Each day, high above the clouds, dozens of sophisticated imaging satellites circle Earth. These high-tech machines are capable of capturing... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011- Follow Coast Explorer on Twitter!: Follow us on Twitter and get up-to-the-minute info on coastal happenings! Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Hood to Coast Relay Runners Cover 200 Miles of Oregon: From Mt. Hood, relay teams race to the finish line on the picturesque Oregon coast in Seaside. Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Looking Back: Historic Travel to the Coast: Once upon a time, before rail and road networks were developed, travel to the Northwest coast was largely limited to... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Paddle, Pedal & Hike Seaside: With ample opportunities to enjoy its ecological wonders, Seaside is a place where outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy ecotourism at its finest. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Sea Lion Caves: For over 130 years, the Sea Lion Caves, 11 miles north of Florence have attracted visitors to see Steller Sea... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Summer Concerts Rock Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City: As part of their 16th Anniversary Celebration, Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City is featuring some big name concerts... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Summer's Natural Splendor: With longer days, warmer weather and long-awaited rays of sunshine, the ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest erupt in vibrant celebration. Step out and join the party! Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
The Coast Has Gone to the Dogs...in a Good Way: From Washington to Oregon there are several upcoming coastal events just for dogs. On the Long Beach Peninsula the Fifth... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Venturing Off the Beaten Path: The Three Capes Scenic Loop near Tillamook provides great viewpoints of sand dunes, lighthouses and dramatic ocean panoramas not seen on the Coast Highway. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2011
Volunteers Pitch In During Oregon's Statewide Fall Beach Cleanup September 17: SOLV's Fall Beach Cleanup day is nearing and volunteers are needed to help clean up beaches, river banks and lakes... Appeared in Online Extras Summer 2011
Astoria Museum Celebrates Oregon in Film: The Oregon Film Museum is now open to the public, featuring films shot in Oregon like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and The Goonies. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Astoria's 200th Birthday Bash: This year marks the 200th birthday of Astoria, Oregon and this coastal town is planning to celebrate in a big way! Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Big Picture: Dramatically Diverse: The Northwest Coast offers a diversity like no other. Here, you'll find rainforests, dune sandscapes, incredible habitats and ecosystems and, of course, unparalleled beauty. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Cannon Beach Celebrates Twelve Days of Earth Day in April: The return of the Tufted Puffins and presentations by the Haystack Rock Awareness Program are just a couple of the events planned for Cannon Beach's Twelve Days of Earth Day. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Go Natural in Newport... or Not: Newport offers attractions that range from the natural to the bizarre. Go natural with a visit to the Oregon Coast Aquarium or observe marine life on a boat tour. Or, go un-natural and enter the wacky world of Ripley's Believe It or Not! and Wax Works wax museum on the famous bayfront. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Historical Look at Pacific Coast Crabbing: Dungeness crab has been harvested commercially along the Pacific Coast since the late 1800s, an important part of the Pacific... Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Multitudinous Migration: After spending the winter months in balmy southerly climes, tens of thousands of shorebirds make their way to northern breeding grounds. Catch sight of the masses in springtime as they stop to rest and dine on the North Pacific shores. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Seaside is Famtastic: A trip to the beach pretty much guarantees fun for the whole family, but Seaside, Oregon ups the ante with a wide assortment of attractions designed for the ultimate in family fun, on and off the sandy shores. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2011
Tall Ships Travel the Coast Through July Offering a Glimpse Back in Time: Tall ships Lady Washington and the Hawaiian Chieftain, accurate replicas of 18th and 19th-century sailing vessels, will make their way to ports along the Oregon and Washington coast through July with stops in Coos Bay, Newport, Astoria, Garibaldi, Ilwaco, Aberdeen and Westport. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2011
Tufted Puffins Have Returned to Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach: Each spring, colorful Tufted Puffins return to nest on Cannon Beach's Haystack Rock after spending the majority of their year floating and diving on open seas. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2011
Active Adventures in Cannon Beach: Hike the moss-draped rainforest, catch a wave, paddle quiet waterways or go on a scenic bicycle tour. Outdoor recreation areas surrounding Cannon Beach offer a wide range of active adventures. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide 2011
Attractions and Recreation in Seaside, Oregon: With attractions and recreation opportunities galore, Seaside offers visitors more than just a day at the beach. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2011
Cannon Beach is a Place to Celebrate: Whether it is a romantic getaway or a grand party, Cannon Beach offers the perfect venue for your celebration. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide 2011
Day Trips from Seaside: Six day trips from Seaside offer a collection of diverse experiences, including Ecola State Park & Haystack Rock, Pacific Vista Drive, Astoria and the Columbia River, Cape Disappointment and Washington Lighthouses, Tillamook and Three Capes, Mountains and Meadows Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2011
Seaside by Season: Seaside and the Pacific coast offer unique experiences any time of year. Summer offers the driest and warmest weather, but... Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2011
Subscribe to Coast Explorer Magazine and Never Miss an Issue!: Subscribe today and experience the beauty of the Oregon and Washington Coast in the pages of Coast Explorer Magazine. Appeared in Online Extras 2011
The Coastal Experience at Cannon Beach: With a designated marine garden, diverse wildlife and breathtaking panoramas and vistas, the Cannon Beach Coastline has much to offer the coastal explorer. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide 2011
The Nature of Cannon Beach: Wildlife, marine life, the rainforest and Haystack Rock are all part of Cannon Beach's wonderful natural environment. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide 2011
Wet, Wild & Active in Seaside: Between beach, estuary and forest, the natural areas of Seaside reveal abundant ecological wonders and outdoor recreation. Bring your binoculars... Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide 2011- Astoria-Warrenton Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival is April 29-May 1: Celebrate the flavors of the Northwest with the annual Astoria-Warrenton Crab, Seafood & Wine Festival. This long-running North Coast event... Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2010
Best Spots for Photographing Haystack Rock: Our publisher and resident photographer shares his favorite places to photograph a coastal icon. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
Discovering Lincoln City: With all there is to see and do in the Lincoln City area, visitors need to allow themselves some extra time in order to take in all this Central Oregon Coast gem has to offer. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
Giant Pacific Octopus: Seaside Aquarium is home to a Giant Pacific Octopus and other interesting creatures. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
Historic Light Shines Again: Yaquina Bay Lighthouse still a guiding light. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
The Coast's Most Inspiring Viewpoints: The coast offers innumerable inspiring panoramic viewpoints that are spectacular anytime of year, but truly special in the offseason. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
Top Stops on the Long Beach Peninsula: There are attractions aplenty to be found on the Long Beach Peninsula. Here is a collection of some of our favorite stops. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
Waterbird Wonderland: Bays and estuaries of the Northwest Coast teem with avifauna. All you need is a pair of binoculars, a field guide and perhaps a little patience. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
Watery, Waxy & Wacky Wonders: Three unique attractions on Newport's bayfront await you. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall/Winter 2010
A Pelican Puzzle: A few decades ago, Brown Pelicans were on the cusp of extinction. Today the species abounds, but some curious behavior on the Northwest Coast has researchers confounded. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Could Our Oceans Face a Disaster?: The Northwest coast offers up strange and amazing natural wonders. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Experience Ecosystems: Hike the nature trails and experience the experimental forest and scenic research area at Oregon's Cascade Head Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Gardens of Intertidal Wonder: The seven Marine Gardens along the Oregon Coast offer extraordinary opportunities for learning about intertidal zones and the flora and fauna they support. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Ghosts of Voyages Past: Thousands of shipwrecks dot the Pacific coastline, some still visible if the tides are just right, offering visitors a glimpse into the past. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Kites, Cranberries & Coast Explorers: Three Long Beach Peninsula museums offer a variety of coastal experiences. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Mearely Spectacular!: Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint offers spectacular exploring opportunities. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Step Back in Time at Fort Clatsop: Fort Clatsop offers guided tours and historical demonstrations representing Lewis & Clark's discoveries on the coast. Explore a replica of... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
Teed Off in Lincoln City: Lincoln City offers golfers several challenging courses for both nine and eighteen hole rounds. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
The Changing Tide of Media: Coast Explorer Magazine embraces social media and is available on demand on-line and on your mobile device. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2010
A Park for All Seasons: Oswald West State Park, between Cannon Beach and Manzanita, is an excellent place to indulge a desire for hiking, photography, water sports, bird watching and other outdoor activities, with beach, mountain and meadow as a playground. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Common Murres Decline as Eagles Recover: Crowded murre colonies on coastal rock formations make for some extraordinary bird watching opportunities. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Discover Depoe Bay: Depoe Bay has more to offer than meets the eye. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Flora That Floats: Bull Kelp is the king of the underwater kelp forest and a common find for beachcombers. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
In Living Color: Colorful marine life can be seen in tide pools or at the Seaside Aquarium. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Lighthouses of the Northwest: Pacific Coast lighthouses are icons of our seagoing history, symbols of America's colorful maritime past. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Muscle Cars Pump Up Downtown Seaside: Shiny, stunning, show-stopping sights line the streets during the annual Muscle 'N' Chrome event. Appeared in Online Extras Spring 2010
Spectacular Seal Rock: Volcanic rock formations create visual interest as well as wildlife refuges. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Spring and Summer Minus Tides Are a Plus: Spring brings some wonderfully low tides, offering clammers, beach walkers, tidepoolers and photographers special access to usually inaccessible intertidal areas. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Worldly Whimbrels: The Whimbrel is a well-traveled curlew that visits the Northwest Coast regularly. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2010
Best Day Trips from Seaside Oregon: Whether you're interested in spectacular scenery, discovering the region's history or visiting remarkable natural areas, Seaside makes a great base for exploring the Northwest coast. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Cannon Beach Festivals and Special Events: Cannon Beach hosts festivals, firedancers and one of the West Coast's most famous Sandcastle contests. Come celebrate the holidays, discover the best of Northwest arts and crafts, watch puffins on Haystack Rock and savor regional food and wine at annual special events. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Cannon Beach's Best Get Up and Go Adventures: Hike the moss-draped rainforest, catch a wave, paddle quiet waterways or go on a scenic bicycle tour. Outdoor recreation areas surrounding Cannon Beach offer a wide range of active adventures. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Cannon Beach's Culinary Attractions: With its bounty from the sea, local organic farms, regional artisan cheeses and one of the world's best wine growing regions just an hour away, Cannon Beach is home to a wide variety of culinary attractions. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Cannon Beach's Top Options for Celebrating Special Occasions: Indulge in luxurious oceanfront splendor, sample fine regional cuisine, pamper yourself with a spa treatment or find art that inspires you. Cannon Beach makes a great destination whether you are celebrating a special occasion or just celebrating life. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Equine Excursions: Horseback Riding in Cannon Beach. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Family Matters in Cannon Beach: Enjoy fun in the sun or make the perfect s'more by the beach fire. Pack a picnic or find casual dining. Share a lesson in nature's classroom or walk in the footsteps of America's most famous explorers. Cannon Beach is made for unforgettable family getaways. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Historical Perspective: Historical Highlights about Cannon Beach Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Important Role: Live community theater from Coaster Theatre in Cannon Beach. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
It's Doggone Good Fun: Dog Friendly Cannon Beach hotels and businesses offer amenities for your pooch. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
It's Only Natural: In Cannon Beach, the Pacific Northwest coastal rainforest meets the ocean, where vibrant natural ecosystems offer special experiences for hikers, photographers, wildlife lovers, bird watchers and even casual sightseers. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Must See Spots For Your Cannon Beach Visit: With spectacular stretches of long sandy beach, famous Haystack Rock at the edge of the shore and the dramatic views from Ecola State Park just five minutes away, you don't need to go far to soak up the scenery and experience the best of the remarkable beauty of the Oregon Coast. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Oregon's Seaside: The city of Seaside has played an important role in Oregon's history with a visit from the Lewis and Clark expedition, its establishment as Oregon's first beach resort community and colorful eras of logging and early coastal tourism. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Seaside by Season: Seaside and the Pacific coast offer unique experiences any time of year. Summer offers the driest and warmest weather, but off-season rates and remarkable natural wonders make for memorable getaways during the other seasons. Winter draws storm watchers who come to experience one of the wettest and windiest places in the country, the perfect setting to cozy up to a fire or savor a hot bowl of chowder. Fall and spring offer a wide range of outdoor recreation including hiking, kayaking and some of the world's best bird watching. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Seaside's Big Collection of Al Fresco Art: A growing collection of downtown murals offers some great opportunities to experience Seaside history and art al fresco style. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Seaside's Past is Back in Style: The historic Gilbert District in Seaside pays homage to its past while offering an updated home to a variety of trendy businesses. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Seaside's Top 22 Must Dos: Sand, surf and scenery have always been the main attractions, but a visit to Seaside is more than just a day at the beach. Come for the great shopping, to savor regional cuisine, create family memories or celebrate life with a relaxing getaway. Appeared in Seaside Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Take Advantage of the Quiet Seasons in Cannon Beach: Nature lovers, storm watchers, photographers and seekers of quiet getaways find uncrowded beaches, dramatic scenery, abundant wildlife and the lowest room rates of the year by planning their visits during the quieter seasons in Cannon Beach. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Tilly's Tales: The Tillamook Rock lighthouse is an enduring symbol of the region's rich maritime history, guiding ships along this dangerous stretch of the Pacific coast since the mid 1800s. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
Weddings at the Beach: The exchange of vows by the seashore accompanied by coastal breezes and sounds of the surf is the ultimate in romance for many bridal couples. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
What's In a Name?: The history behind how Cannon Beach got its name. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2010
LAST SHOT: The clouds, the waves, the light and the weather, whatever it may bring, can be magically inspiring. Appeared in Online Extras Fall/Winter 2009
Changing Roles: Cannon Beach's Coaster Theatre building has performed other interesting roles in its lifetime. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
Hikes to Spot Spouts: Whether you're a hiker who might fancy seeing a whale or two, or a whale watcher who's not afraid of a little leg work, these coastal headland hikes invite you to unite two popular Northwest pastimes. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
Sea Hawk Splendor: One of the most magnificent Northwest birds of prey, the Osprey displays a most "striking" spectacle in the pursuit of a good meal. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
Sea Stack Sentinels: Sea stacks, those intriguing rocky spires that create dramatic seascapes when struck by thundering waves, punctuate many areas along the 360 miles of Oregon coastline. Appeared in Coast Style Fall 2009
Standing Guard: Heceta Head Lighthouse, said to be the most-photographed lighthouse on the coast, stands high atop a bluff between Yachats and Florence. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
The Eco Retreat: Visitors who come to the Northwest Coast during the quieter seasons don't come to get a suntan by the pool. But if you want to hike the rainforest, watch dramatic seas, enjoy great birdwatching, paddle active waterways or ride the big waves, the Northwest's most active eco retreat is ready to surprise you. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
The Last Shot: A walk in the fog changes familiar landscapes into a new experience. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
Weather Worthy: Cape Disappointment State Park is the most visited in the Washington State Park system. It encompasses 1882 acres, fronting on the Pacific Ocean with spectacular views of the sea, Columbia River, the Cape Disappointment Lighthouse and North Head Lighthouse. Appeared in Coast Explorer Fall 2009
Bridge Over Coastal Waters: Designed by visionary bridge engineer Conde McCullough and inspired by the Art Deco era, Newport's Yaquina Bay Bridge is a perfect display of functional art on a grand scale. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
Broadway Play in Seaside: Broadway play has an entirely different meaning in Seaside where the famous main street is lined with fun, shopping and food right up to the historical automobile turnaround and the sandy shores of the Pacific. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
Ecola State Park: Cannon Beach's Perfect Perch: Ecola State Park lets you take in miles of scenic coastline, watch waves crash on an historic offshore lighthouse and enjoy the perfect vantage point for wildlife spotting. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
Fresh Catch: Catch a Pacific coast delicacy for dinner year-round in tidal bays, estuaries and coastal rivers. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
Last Shot: Photography Tip: Photographers should be prepared for dramatically lit scenes that can occur, even on those less than perfect days. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
Life on the Rocks: The Black Oystercatcher nests in rocky depressions just above the high tide line and feeds on limpets, mussels and crabs. They don't, however, eat oysters. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
On the Boardwalk, Down by the Sea: Blowing waves of beach grasses and dramatic viewpoints make the Long Beach boardwalk a treasure of this beach community. Appeared in Coast Style Summer 2009
Outstanding Yaquina Head: Coastal flora and fauna are abundant in the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area that plays host to an interpretive center, hiking trails, an historic lighthouse and some of the best views on the Oregon coast. Appeared in Coast Style Summer 2009
Star Trek: Spend some time observing life in the coast's fascinating intertidal zones and there's no telling what you might discover. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009- The Coast for Kids: Fourteen-year-old Luci Swim shares some of her experiences with Coast Explorer readers and offers fun travel advice for kids of all ages. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2009
The Fort Clatsop Experience : Experience the day-to-day life of Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery in 1805 through costumed re-enactments and historical demonstrations at Fort Clatsop. Appeared in Coast Style Summer 2009
Crazy Cormorants: A high-profile water bird with quirky habits, the cormorant possesses an indubitably wacky appeal. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2009
Exploring Cape Meares: Cape Meares is more than a lighthouse. Investigate trails, scenic viewpoints and spot wildlife with fur, feathers and fins. Appeared in Coast Style Spring 2009
Exploring Ocean Park: Travel north on the Long Beach Peninsula and you will discover the small community of Ocean Park that offers family fun, recreation and some big events. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2009
Lily Land: As winter subsides, wild lilies begin to sprout along stream banks, in the forests and across open meadows of the Pacific Northwest coast, rewarding hikers with fantastic little demonstrations of splendor. (As if you needed an excuse to get out on the trail.) Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2009
Seal Spotting: Harbor Seals can be spotted bobbing around in bays or lounging on the Pacific shoreline. Appeared in Coast Explorer Spring 2009- Spring Fling in Cannon Beach: Explore aquatic life in the tidepools and watch colorful nesting puffins at Haystack Rock. Take a hike at Ecola State Park and spot spring flora and fauna. Discover great art galleries or attend an art event. Cannon Beach is a little town with lots of attractions for those interested in a little springtime adventure. Appeared in Coast Style Spring 2009
A Day in Depoe Bay: Watch the waves, spot whales, visit the art galleries and check out the world's smallest navigable harbor. Depoe Bay is a little town with some big attractions and some notable splurges for those interested in scenery or indulgence. Appeared in Coast Style Winter 2009
Historic Charm: The oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains, Astoria, Oregon preserves the flavor of years past. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
Ilwaco Reveals Confluence of History & Culture: In its historic location at the mouth of the Columbia River, Ilwaco, Washington was at the center of some of the region's most important historical events. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
Lincoln City is Cookin': Executive chef Sharon Wiest doesn't mind a crowd in her kitchen, in fact, that's the idea at the Culinary Center in Lincoln City. Appeared in Coast Style Winter 2009
Pacific Pink Scallop: A beautiful beachcombing find, the delicate Pacific Pink Scallop shell is a tiny treasure. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
Packing a Punch: At Otter Rock, a unique natural rock formation makes for great wild wave watching suited to its name: Devil's Punchbowl. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
Regal Eagles: Though once threatened with extinction, Bald Eagles now thrive in the abundance of the Pacific Northwest. Appeared in Coast Style Winter 2009
Secrets of the Quiet Seasons: What many think of as the off-season for travel on the Northwest Coast is an opportunity to take in some of nature's finest moments. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
Walking History: Seaside's Broadway, Prom and Turnaround have attracted visitors to Oregon's original coastal resort town since the 1920s. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
Winter Bird Watching at Ecola State Park: There is a major influx of colorful visitors to Ecola State Park when winter takes wing. Appeared in Coast Explorer Winter 2009
History & Mystery: Oregon's tallest lighthouse has stood guard over the Pacific shore north of Newport at Yaquina Head for 135 years. The... Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2008
Hot Stuff on the Oregon Coast: The Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio in Lincoln City can teach you to make a glass float or a paperweight to take home as a souvenir from your trip to the Oregon Coast. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2008
Park It: Oswald West State Park: Situated between Cannon Beach and Manzanita on the North Coast of Oregon, Oswald West State Park is an excellent place to indulge a desire for hiking, photography, water sports and other outdoor activities, with beach, mountain and meadow as a playground. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2008
Rocky Residents: A variety of limpets can be found in rocky intertidal areas. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2008
Scenic Stroll of Discovery: Washington's Discovery Trail invites you to enjoy a leisurely and scenic stroll on the Long Beach Peninsula. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2008
The Shorebird Show: Migration is the time to see the greatest variety of shorebirds. Appeared in Coast Explorer Summer 2008
Haystack Rock is Cannon Beach's Natural Treasure: This dramatic seashore monolith offers habitat for nesting seabirds including tufted puffins and at its base colorful tidepools are filled with fascinating creatures. Appeared in Cannon Beach Visitor's Guide Winter 2008
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