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 Why travel out of your way to see the southern
coast of Oregon?  Maybe it is the solitude.  Maybe it is to see nature as it used to be along every coast, but that you can only see in a few places today.

We are not easy to get to, but the southern coast has the sunshine, the cool breezes, and the absolute beauty that will leave you refreshed.   Below are just a few samples of the places you will enjoy along our coast.

We call it the Gold coast of Oregon for the sunshine that we enjoy all spring, summer and fall, and for the gold that can still sometimes be found on the beaches here.

 Otter Point State Park
One of the many parks along the southern coast.  This park has hiking trails with awesome views of the ocean, coast, wildlife, birds, and trees.

Located only 2 miles north of Gold Beach, this park has plenty of parking, and walking/hiking trails. 

 

     

 

 

 

 

State Parks all along the coast

This part of Oregon has hundreds of species of birds, trees, and plants.   Spring and fall watch the migration of birds (including thousands of hummingbirds) and whales.  In the spring you will see thousands of varieties of flowers along the coast.

 

 

 

 

 


 

Myers Beach
A favorite spot for windsailing, this cove is 7 miles south of Gold Beach on the southern coast, and has perfect surf for the sport.  It is also a great place to park and walk the beaches, look at tide pools and search the beach for driftwood.  To get better perspective, notice the people walking along the beach in the photo. 


 

 

 

 


Arch Rock Roadside Park
Located between Brookings and Gold Beach on the southern Oregon coast, Arch Rock roadside park is just one of the places to stop along the hwy 101.   Each roadside park offers excellent views, great photo ops, and hiking trails.


Enjoy all kinds of wildife in the forests and on the beaches


A migration of geese fly overhead in the fall                                                                BACK TO HOME


A gray whale peaks above the water just off shore


Amazing sunsets, ever changing


Charming little towns where it is still ok to drive
slowly through the town while people and pets
walk along the sidewalks.  Slow down, enjoy!

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