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Have you seen the Oregon Coast from the viewpoint at Cascade Head? This hidden gem of a hike – through groves of Sitka spruces and summer wildflowers — offers panoramic views of the Salmon River estuary, with Cape Foulweather and Devils Lake in the distance. It’s all in Lincoln City, home to a lot more…

Heading to the Oregon Coast? Check out these fun ways to explore Lincoln City and Newport ,Oregon with Kids

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Oregon is known for so many beautiful things but none more then the endless coastlines and larger then life haystacks. The Oregon Coast is a stretch of land with unlimited beaches and breathtaking views. Oregon Coast is also known for its unusual places like the John Day Painted Hills and the Cascade Mountains. But none more beautiful then Mount Hood during winter.

Lincoln City and Newport, the two major cities of Lincoln County, are the heart of the Oregon coast. Here are 20 reasons to love that watery landscape that draws so many weekend visitors from Portland

Lincoln City, Oregon

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Lincoln City, Oregon

Oregon is lucky to have a scenic coastline, rugged mountains, deep gorges, and incredible waterfalls to explore. Some of Oregon's best hiking is done along the shores of the Oregon coast and in

Do you know how dog friendly the Oregon Coast is? It seemed to me that a lot of people vacation there because they can take their canine family members. We saw dogs everywhere we stopped

It’s a 6.5-mile drive to Cascade Head—an unexpected gem and beautifully mysterious headland just north of Lincoln City on the Oregon Coast, offering an unforgettable experience along with stunning views. Winding up Three Rocks Road, make your way to Knight Park next to the Salmon River Estuary where kayakers launch and stroke through its channels. […]

Lincoln City has over 7 miles of shore to explore — more than any other Oregon coastal town. That’s why you’ll often see visitors in the sand with tools, digging up purple varnish clams, on the shore catching Dungeness crab, combing the beach for agates and handblown floats, and tip-toeing around tide pools teeming with spongy sea anemones, colorful sea stars and elusive hermit crabs.

A route on the north side of Lincoln City reaches a beautiful viewpoint

At the edge of the incredible Oregon Coast range waves lap on sandy beaches, forests wait to be explored, and adventure is calling. Nestled along the edge of Siltez Bay in Gleneden Beach sits one of