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Recreation Features Library

A listing of features tagged with "Recreation"

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    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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
    • Equine Excursions: Horseback Riding in Cannon Beach. 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
    • 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