Natural Bridges in Oregon is absolutely phenomenal. I could have stood there for hours just soaking up the sites before me. It located just a short distance off Highway 101, and even the hike to get there is beautiful. The bridge overloing Natural Bridges is a site in and of itself. It is just a …
Meyers Beach was probably my whole family’s favorite beach. We stayed here for hours playing in the sand, in the ocean, and even drawing pictures (like the one below) to with everyone who drove past. Because you have to Park up by the highway and hike down a trail to get there, not a …
The Bandon South Jetty is located in Southern Oregon. This was one of the last places we stopped on our way to the Redwood National Forrest in California. Heceta Head Lighthouse and Beach On our way there, we stopped at the Lighthouse and Sealion Beach Vantage Point and got beautiful pictures of the Heceta Head …
The Hobbit Trail Hike was like my unicorn on this trip. I had read some incredible things about this trail and was really excited to go on the hike. It did NOT disappoint! Parking can be tricky. You can see how small the parking lot is in the picture below, and it can be hard …
Yaquina Head is a fantastic stop, especially to explore the tide pools at low tide. We didn’t walk over to the lighthouse, but we got pretty close. We wanted to spend most of our time down on Cobble beach exploring because it was low tide. We were a little worried about taking our trailer to …
After leaking Cape Loout State Park, we headed down to the Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area. We wanted to stop at Cape Kiwanda but we up too late. We spent some time exploring the Cape Loout beach – which is beautiful. Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area The first thing I need to say about the …
Cape Meares was a fantastic place to visit with a Lighthouse, a beautiful ocean view, and the Octopus Tree!! You won’t need long at this stop (plan on an hour or less) to take everything in. But the tree is breathtaking and one-of-a-kind. The day we stopped at Cape Meares, we started out at Seaside, …
I just finished sharing a good part of our adventures in Washington and the beginning of Oregon and I realized that I had forgotten to our stop at Snoqualmie Falls. This is a beautiful 268-foot waterfall that will take your breath away. I just had to backtrack for a second and add this to …
The Port of Garibaldi in Oregon was so much fun to visit. We spent quite about an hour there. We walked around the pier and to pictures (which is beautiful). Then we walked over to the Seafood Market and bought fresh oysters. After that, we headed over to the Sea Baron Food Truck and had …
As part of our road trip down the 101 we stopped in Astoria and on our way back to Seaside, we decided to stop in at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Park and check it out. I am so glad we did. We actually spent quite a bit of time there, and my kids …