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Oregon Highway 101 Road Trip Guide

The Oregon coastline is arguably the best stretch of road along the Pacific Coast - there is no other section of Highway 101 or 1 that stays so consistently close to the ocean. Rugged headlands, large rivers, and quiet beach towns are found throughout the entire coast. There is so much to explore with very few population centers close by, which means everything feels relaxed and local.

Along this stretch of Highway 101 you can expect to find delicious cheese factories, amazing microbreweries, scrumptious seafood, and plenty of charmingly quirky motels and bed & breakfasts.

Here's what you'll find in the Oregon Highway 101 Road Trip Guide

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The Mighty Columbia River

The Columbia is the fourth largest river by volume in North America, and the largest by volume to enter the Pacific. Over the course of 1243 miles this river drops 2690 feet from Columbia Lake, British Columbia to Astoria, Oregon. For over 15,000 years native tribes fished, traveled, and traded along the Columbia River. Salmon served as both a major source of food and also as a focal point of their religious beliefs. Many historic fishing sites, such as Celilo Falls, were submerged when hydroelectric dams were built.

In the area known as Columbia Bar , where the river meets the ocean, conditions change from calm to life-threatening in a matter of minutes. Over 2000 ships and 700 live have been lost in this one area alone, giving it the nickname Graveyard of the Pacific (1) .

5 Absolutely Cannot Pass-Up Destinations

Local advice from skyler lanning.

  • 1) Ecola State Park is a great hiking destination, with old growth rain forest and fantastic trails hugging the cape. The trails also offer great views of the crashing surf below, with numerous vantage points looking directly onto the famous Haystack Rock.
  • 2) Neahkahnie Overlook is the highest viewpoint along the Oregon Coast and uses this to full effect - it offers visitors enormous 180 degree views of the coastline. On a clear day, common sights are the town of Manzanita, Nehalem Bay, Tillamook Bay and the Three Arch Rocks.
  • 3) Manzanita which mean “Little Apple,” is a very cute and quaint coastal town that makes for a great stop. They have a cool coffee shop, aptly named Manzanita Coffee Shop, a number of confectionary shops, and a very stroll-able main street.
  • 4) The Tillamook Cheese Factory is a great stop for locals and tourists alike. It is a cooperative-owned cheese maker that produces 40 million pounds of cheese annually. They offer self-guided tours of their production lines, complimentary cheese tastings, and amazing ice cream for purchase.
  • 5) Whale watching is always in season along the Oregon Coast, due to a permanent whale population numbering around 40. Peak viewing is usually in June and December, with whale watchers trying to catch glimpses of the thousands of whales on their annual migration. Regardless of the time of year, Depot Bay and their whale-watching center is a fantastic stop to catch sightings. Interesting side note - the city also has the world's smallest harbor.

Skyler Lanning and his wife Maria operate Wildwood Adventures, a day tour company out of Portland, OR. They offer public and customized tours to some of Oregon’s greatest natural treasures. For more information visit www.WildwoodTours.com

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The best stop along Highway 101 in Oregon requires that you veer off of Highway 101 by just 3 miles. The Three Capes Scenic Route begins just south of Cloverdale and takes you to Pacific City where you’ll find Cape Kiwanda, the southernmost Cape along the Three Capes Route.

In Pacific City, you will find the lesser-known Haystack Rock, towering 357 feet above the water. Adjacent to the Cape, it makes for beautiful eye-candy as you stare west.

Pacific City, Oregon

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Sitting right on the beach at Cape Kiwanda is the Pelican Pub & Brewery, one of the state’s award-winning breweries. The Pelican offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner on an outdoor patio so you can enjoy the beach al fresco.

Pelican Pub and Brewery

The Cape provides for some of the most diverse activities along the coast. It is the Home of the Dory Fleet, a flat-bottom fishing boat that launches off the sand into the surf and has done so from this spot for over 100 years. It is one of the best surfing spots along the coast, providing perfect breakers courtesy of the sandbar that stretches from the Rock to the Cape. Kayakers launch here to fish or ride the waves. The marine garden provides tidepooling galore. And the 18 story sand dune creates a mecca for climbing, running, jumping, and sand boarding.

You can reconnect to Highway 101 as you travel north, after visiting Cape Lookout and Cape Meares.

As the operator of three local lodging establishments, Jeremy Stober often gets asked about the unique places to eat, drink, and visit. Being able to recommend the perfect match to a guest’s desire is his favorite part of the hospitality business! Find out more at www.yourlittlebeachtown.com

Conde McCullough - Bridge Builder

In the early 20th century, towns along the rugged Oregon coast were practically unreachable. By the 1920s, rapidly growing interest in coastal tourism prompted the funding of a highway that would span the entire length (2) . Over the course of five years, from 1921 to 1926, section by section of Highway 101 was completed. Among the many challenges the engineers faced were the many rivers that ran from the Coastal Range Mountains to the ocean. Ferries were commonly used to transport cars and good across the rivers, but they couldn’t keep up with the increasing demands the highway brought. Instead, it was decided that bridges must connect each section of road.

Conde McCullough, the Oregon state bridge engineer at the time, was presented with the opportunity to design and build the infrastructure for these key links to the highway. McCullough wasn’t just interested in making the bridges structurally sound, but also architecturally beautiful. Over the course of fifteen years, McCullough designed a total of fourteen bridges along Highway 101. These bridges are constructed in a variety of styles and materials. You will find them adorned with Gothic spires, art deco obelisks, and Romanesque arches (3) .

Some notable bridges include the Yaquina Bay Bridge (Newport), the Siuslaw River Bridge (Florence), and the Old Youngs Bay Bridge (Astoria).

McCullough went on to help design over 600 bridges in his lifetime.

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8) Oregon Sand Dunes

Local advice from stephen hoshaw.

Nestled along Highway 101, Florence is well suited for all types of adventure. With long sandy beaches and dunes, scenic viewpoints, and rocky coastal panoramas, this might be one of the best places to experience the Oregon Coast.

Sea Lion Cave

Photo by Josh Alder

Search for coastal wildlife while whale watching from Heceta Head Lighthouse scenic viewpoint. Or venture underground at the Sea Lion Caves to hear the echo of barking sea lions.

At the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area and Sand Master Park thrill-seeking adventurers can choose between sandboarding or riding in dune buggies between the massive hills of sand.

Sand Boarding at Sand Master Park

Josh Tenge back flips in Sand Master Park

Florence’s Old Town district offers boutique shopping experiences and cozy coastal meals at local hotspots like Bridgewater Ocean Fresh Fish House and Waterfront Depot.

Stephen grew up in the Northwest and has fond memories of both week-long family reunions at the Coast, and quick day trips from Eugene with friends. Whether storm watching from the Heceta Head Lighthouse in winter months, or walking through the warm sand at Sand Master Park during breezy coastal summers, the Oregon Coast has always provided a relaxing escape. Learn more at www.eugenecascadescoast.org

Formation of Sand Dunes

The combination of desert sands, old growth forests, lakes, and ocean found at Oregon Sand Dunes is unique to the southern Oregon coast. By why is it here?

12 million years ago, uplifting layers of sedimentary rock formed what is now the Oregon Coastal Range mountains. As these mountains eroded, the soft rocks traveled downstream and were broken into small granular pieces. These sediments were then deposited at the mouth of the rivers along a gently sloping marine layer called the Coos Bay Dune Sheet. Unlike the headlands found to the north and south, this flat sandstone bottom allows for sands to be picked up and deposited by waves along the shorelines. Finally, these sands were picked up by the wind and dropped over 2.5 miles inland to form the dunes (4) .

Over thousands of year, the dunes have been shaped by wind and water into a vast array of shapes and sizes.

The Legend of Face Rock

Face Rock, Bandon

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Many years ago, the great chief Siskiyou of the mountain tribes planned a visit to four coastal tribes. His daughter Ewauna was to accompany him, which was a great honor. Chief Necomah, being the strongest of the four coastal Chiefs, decided that as a group they would host the greatest potlatch as a show of respect and of their own prosperity.

The days leading up to the potlatch were full of preparation. Necomah ordered massive amounts of clams and mussels to be harvested and stored for the meal. The Elks tribe brought a hundred salmon, cleaned and ready to be roasted. The Sixes brought meat from a dozen elks. The Rogues carried in twenty horses loaded with deer meat. Armed warriors stood guard on the bluff watching for Seatka, the evil spirit of the sea.

Chief Siskiyou arrived with his daughter, who had never before seen the sea. She was enthralled by its beauty despite being warned not to wander near it for fear Seatka would snatch her. With her was her loyal dog Komax and her cat with kittens.

On the morning of the second day, everyone convened in beautiful regalia and commenced the feast. They celebrated this unique visit while eating until they were too tired, at which point they proceeded to sleep in place. Ewauna, wishing to see more of the sea, slipped away from the sleeping camp. A full moon shown down on her as she played at the edge of the ocean.

Finally, she set her basket of kittens down and told Komax to keep watch. Ewauna ran out into the ocean and dove in the crashing surf. She swam for a long time and was slowly pulled away from shore. She was so enraptured that she was unable to hear Komax barking a warning.

Suddenly, the moon became blocked by a dark hand as the fearsome creature Seatka emerged from the water. Komax grabbed the basket of kittens and swam out to help Ewauna. He sunk his sharp teeth into Seatka but was swatted away, along with the basket. Seatka tried to make Ewauna look at him, for his power lived in his gaze, but she stubbornly look straight up at the moon.

Chief Siskiyou rose at sunrise, alarmed to find his daughter missing. Everyone rushed to the sea, only to find Ewauna stubbornly staring up towards the moon with Seatka still trying to meet her gaze. Eventually she turned into stone and you can still see her face gazing up toward the moon to this day (5) .

10) Rogue River

Wild and scenic rivers.

The Rogue River travels 215 miles and over 1 mile in elevation from its source in Crater Lake National Park to the Pacific Ocean at Gold Beach. This river is famous for its stellar whitewater rafting, salmon runs, and outdoor recreation opportunities. The Rogue was one of the original eight river listed under the 1968 National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (6) . This act focuses on the need to protect our rivers as pristine and scenic areas. Since the inception of the act, over 203 rivers have been granted this status.

Dams have been a controversial topic along the Rogue for over a hundred years. Many dams were originally built to provide hydroelectric power and prevent flooding. However, even with fish ladders designed into the dams, salmon populations dropped dramatically. Numerous dams have been constructed and then demolished -- one was even dynamited by a group of angry commercial fishermen! Now only the William L. Jess Dam remains, which is located 157 miles from the mouth of the river.

Are you planning a trip here?

Here's one way to do it.

  • Spend the morning exploring the marina and shops along the Riverwalk in Astoria, give yourself plenty of time to check out the Columbia River Maritime Museum.
  • Stop at Buoy Beer Company for lunch and an afternoon brew then head to the Astoria Column for a relaxing walk and excellent views.
  • Grab dinner at Northwest Wild and stay at either the Norblad Hotel or camp in nearby Fort Stevens State Park.
  • Head out to the beach at sunrise and grab some pictures of the Peter Iredale shipwreck.
  • Continue south and stop at either the Seaside Turnaround to check out the shops or hike at Ecola State Park.
  • Pull over at Neahkahnie Viewpoint (highest along the Oregon coast) on the way to the Tillamook Cheese Factory (free samples!).
  • Grab lunch at Blue Heron Cheese Company then jump on the Three Capes Scenic Route.
  • Check out the lighthouse and Octopus Tree at Cape Meares and stop at Lex’s Cool Stuff for brownies and 2nd hand shopping.
  • Hike the 4.8 mile Cape Trail then head into Pacific City for dinner at the Pelican Pub.
  • Stay at Pacific City or camp to the north at Cape Lookout.
  • Grab breakfast at Cafe on Hawk Creek on the way down to Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio.
  • Check out glass art being made or maybe make your own, then continue south to watch for ocean birds at Boiler Bay Scenic Viewpoint.
  • Head out on a whale watching tour out of Depoe Bay. Afterwards taste some salt water taffy at Ainslee’s and get lunch at Gracie’s Sea Hag.
  • As you continue south turn off onto Otter Crest Scenic Loop where you can taste some wine while watching surf crash at the Devil’s Punchbowl.
  • Tour Yaquina Lighthouse or spend some time walking the beach at South Beach State Park.
  • Enjoy a hot bowl of slumgullion at Luna Sea.
  • Stay at the Fireside Motel or camp at Cape Perpetua State Park.
  • Take a morning stroll down the Hobbit Trail to the beach, then stop at the Sea Lion Caves on your way to Florence.
  • Spend the late morning exploring the sand dunes either by renting an ATV or taking a hike.
  • Grab lunch at Harbor Light Restaurant or the Fishermen’s Seafood Market. In the afternoon take the Cape Arago scenic loop, stopping to enjoy the parks along the way.
  • Explore the town of Bandon and eat dinner at the Bandon Fish Market.
  • Stay at the Bandon Beach Motel or camp at Bullards Beach State Park.
  • Spend the morning stopping at sights like Face Rock, Cape Blanco Lighthouse, and Battle Rock Park.
  • Eat lunch at the Crazy Norwegian's Fish & Chips then hike up the Humbug Mountain Trail.
  • Check in to the Gold Beach Inn then drive down to Myer’s Creek Beach for the sunset.
  • Enjoy dinner at the Barnacle Bistro.
  • Continue your journey to California, stopping at the Natural Bridges Viewpoint on the way.

Top Rated Places to Stay

  • Norblad Hotel
  • Cannery Pier Hotel
  • Astoria Crest Motel
  • Fort Stevens State Park
  • Astoria/Warrenton KOA
  • Kampers West
  • Inn of the Four Winds
  • Inn at Seaside
  • The Gilbert Inn
  • Bud's RV and Campground

Cannon Beach

  • Stephanie Inn
  • Sea Breeze Court
  • Inn at Cannon Beach
  • Wright's for Camping
  • RV Resort at Cannon Beach
  • Sea Haven Motel
  • Coast Cabins
  • Ocean Inn at Manzanita
  • Nehalem Bay State Park
  • Kelly's Brighton Marina

Rockaway Beach

  • Garibaldi House Inn & Suites
  • Surfside Resort
  • Tradewinds Motel
  • Shorewood RV Park
  • Rockaway Beach RV Park
  • The Ashley Inn at Tillamook
  • Shilo Inn Suites Hotel
  • Thyme and Tide B&B
  • Terimore Lodging by the Sea
  • Three Arch Inn
  • Cape Lookout State Park
  • Netarts Bay RV Resort

Pacific City

  • Inn at Cape Kiwanda
  • Cottages at Cape Kiwanda
  • Surf & Sand Inn
  • Cape Kiwanda RV Park

Lincoln City

  • Looking Glass Inn
  • Baywood Shores B&B
  • Pelican Shores Inn
  • Devil's Lake State Recreation Area
  • Devil's Lake RV Park
  • Inn at Arch Rock
  • Whale Cove Inn
  • Depoe Bay Inn
  • Sylvia Beach Hotel
  • Moolack Shores Motel
  • Agate Beach Motel
  • South Beach State Park
  • Beverly Beach State Park
  • Whaler's Rest RV Park
  • Cliff House B&B
  • Terry-A-While
  • Waldport/Newport KOA
  • Beachside State Recreation Site
  • Fireside Motel
  • Deane's Oceanfront Lodge
  • SeaQuest Inn B&B
  • Tillicum Beach Campground
  • Cape Perpetua Campground
  • Old Town Inn
  • Heceta Head Lighthouse
  • Jessie M. Honeyman State Park
  • Carl G. Washburne State Park
  • Port of Siuslaw Campground & Marina
  • Umpqua Lighthouse State Park
  • Winchester Bay RV Resort
  • William M. Tugman State Park
  • Umpqua Sand Camping
  • Osprey Point RV Resort
  • Itty Bitty Inn
  • Old Tower House B&B
  • Sunset Bay State Park
  • Oregon Dunes KOA
  • Bandon Beach Motel
  • Table Rock Motel
  • Bullards Beach State Park
  • Bandon RV Park

Port Orford

  • WildSpring Guest Habitat
  • The Compass Rose B&B
  • Shoreline Motel
  • Humbug Mountain State Park
  • Bandon/Port Orford KOA
  • Cape Blanco State Park
  • Gold Beach Inn
  • Tu Tu Tun Lodge
  • Pacific Reef Hotel
  • Secret Camp RV Park
  • Ocean Suites
  • Best Western Plus Beachfront Inn
  • Mount Emily Ranch
  • Harris Beach State Park
  • Driftwood RV Park

Or stay at one of the many amazing Airbnb properties the Oregon coast has to offer. ** Get $35 off your first night if you sign up with this link **

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  • 1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbia_Bar
  • 2) http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/highway_101_oregon_coast_highway_/#.VwRNmxMrJ_U
  • 3) http://bluebook.state.or.us/notable/notmccullough.htm
  • 4) http://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/siuslaw/learning/nature-science/?cid=fsbdev7_007155
  • 5) http://thebandonguide.com/the-legend-of-face-rock
  • 6) http://www.rivers.gov/wsr-act.php

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Crashed truck carrying wind turbine tower closes I-84 in eastern Oregon

  • Updated: Mar. 14, 2024, 11:13 a.m. |
  • Published: Mar. 13, 2024, 12:09 p.m.

Windmill Crash I-84

A crash involving a wind turbine tower closed a large stretch of Interstate 84 Wednesday. Oregon Department of Transportation

  • Austin De Dios | The Oregonian/OregonLive

A truck transporting a large section of a wind turbine tower crashed on Interstate 84, closing both directions of the freeway between exit 304 North of Baker City and exit 374 near Ontario on Wednesday.

The closure is also impacting eastbound traffic from exit 265 near La Grande to Ontario.

A photo shared by the Oregon Department of Transportation shows a semitruck on its side. A wind turbine section is blocking the roadway.

I-84 Windmill Crash

A truck towing a section of a wind turbine tower crashed, breaking a barrier and blocking I-84 in both directions between Baker City and Ontario. Oregon Department of Transportation

Transportation officials warned that the eastern Oregon stretch of I-84 would be closed for several hours. It’s unclear what caused the crash or if anyone was injured.

U.S. 30 and Oregon 245 are closed to non-local traffic and are not available as detour routes, the department said. Motorists can check TripCheck for updates.

— Austin De Dios covers public safety and diversity, equity and inclusion. Reach him at 503-319-9744, [email protected] or @AustinDeDios .

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