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DAY TRIPS

Cannon beach is nestled on the pacific ocean.  it is a favored year-round destination spot, boasting a wide selection of activities from first-rate amenities such as theater, bookstores and restaurants to historical and geographical landmarks and state parks.

Ecola State Park Hiking trails and beach access,
picnic area.
Hug Point State Park Access to beach, a waterfall and visible remnants of the old coast highway.
Haystack Rock Tidepools and bird sanctuary.
City Park Picnic area, playground, tennis courts, skate park.
Coaster Theatre High quality live theater, concerts and art shows.
Art Galleries & Shopping Dozens of small specialty stores, boutiques and Art Galleries.
Cannon Beach History Center Exhibits that tell the history of Cannon Beach.  Free Admission.
Surfing & Boogy Board Rent surf packages from the local surf shops.  Inquire about lessons.

seaside is oregon's oldest family beach resort. 
the miss oregon pageant is held in seaside annually.

Boardwalk 2-mile boardwalk that was built in the 1920ls.  Runs parallel with the beach.
City Park Indoor swimming pool, skatepark, picic area, restrooms.
Lewis & Clark Saltworks Site where the expedition set up a camp and boiled sea water.
Seaside Museum Collections portraying the town's history in the making.
Seaside Aquarium Discovery Center with hands-on tank and seal-feeding tank.
Bumper Cars, Miniature Golf,
Tilt-a-Whirl.
Generations of family fun.
Downtown Features dozens of stores offering souvenirs, collectibles, fine apparel, candy and great gifts.
Seaside Factory Outlet Stores Offers 30 manufacturer operated stores.
Surfing & Boogy Board Rent surf packages from the local surf shops.  Inquire about lessons.

 ASTORIA is the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies and offers more points of historical interest than any other city of the Oregon Coast.

Columbia River Maritime Museum Oregon's official maritime museum.  Board the Columbia Lightship that once guided ships to safety at the mouth of the Columbia River.
Astoria Column Built in 1926.  Climb the 164 steps and get a spectacular view.

Fort Clatsop National Memorial

Winter encampment of the Lewis & Clark Expedition.  Built during the winter of 1805-1806.
Fort Stevens State Park US major defense for the mouth of Columbia River from the Civil War to World War !!.  See the South Jetty and the ship wreck of the Peter Iredale.
Victorian Flavel House Built in 1885, is considered to be one of the best examples of Queen Anne architecture in the Northwest.
Uppertown Firefighters Museum Extensive collection of firefighting equipment dating from 1879-1963.
Astoria Riverwalk Stroll the paved path for a close-up view of the waterfront or ride the Astoria Riverfront Trolley.
Astoria Aquatic Center Swimming pool, weight room.
Tapiola City Park Skatepark,playground, picnic area.

SOUTH TO TILLAMOOK

Oswald West State Park Hiking trails, primitive camping, beach access, picnic area.
Manzanita This secluded town nestled on the beachfront has lodging and dining facilities for visitors.
Nehalem Highway 101 runs through the middle of this community which borders the Nehalem River.
Nehalem Bay Winery Located on Highway 53.  Open every day for wine tasting and sales.
Kayaking Rent a kayak in Nehalem or Wheeler and enjoy the Nehalem River.
Tillamook Cheese Factory Self guided tour, deli, ice cream.
Tillamook Air Museum Housed in the world's largest clear-span wood building.  the museum has more than 30 World War II planes.
Three Cape Scenic Loop Southwest of Tillamook encompassing Cape Meares, Cape Lookout and Cape Kiwanda.
Cape Meares Lighthouse Oregon's shortest lighthouse. 
Tours Daily.
Octopus Tree A candelabra-shaped Sitka Spruce tree believed to be an Indian burial tree.