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The Oregon Coast—where sea-stacks rise from the misty ocean and colorful kites dance in the wind-is the perfect place for your next beach vacation. Nestled between Newport and Lincoln City, you’ll be able to visit the working harbor in Newport, or see ocean denizens up close at the Oregon Coast Aquarium—where exhibits parade the wide range of variegated sea life.

When you’re not playing in the sand and exploring the shore, you can stroll along the streets of Lincoln City and browse the many stores. If you have some extra time—about an hour—take a scenic drive up Highway 101 to the Tillamook Cheese Factory for a self-guided tour and scrumptious ice cream. In the evenings, relax at your resort and fall asleep to the soothing sound of waves rolling into shore.

• This resort fills up quickly, please plan ahead 13 months for best availability.
• Front Building refers to units closest to the water, away from the road. However, not all front building units have a view.
• Road conditions information can be found at www.tripcheck.com, or call 511 for Oregon Dept. of Transportation.

Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area
Named for a hollow rock formation shaped like a gigantic punch bowl, this state natural area is a popular whale-watching site. The park features picnic areas, beach access and a hiking trail. 8 mi. north of Newport.

Yaquina Head Lighthouse
Climb the stairs of Oregon’s tallest lighthouse. Active since 1873, the lighthouse features 114 stairs and stands 93 feet in height. For more information, call (541) 574-3116. Just north of Newport.

Cape Foulweather
Discovered in 1778 by Captain James Cook, Cape Foulweather is one of the highest points along the Oregon coast at 500 feet. Activities include whale watching. Approx. 6 mi.

February: Antique Week

March: Half Marathon and 10K, Whale Watch Week, Kids Carnival and Indoor Kite Festival

April: Cascade Head Music Festival, Great Oregon Coast Garage Sale, Fish Taco Cook-off

May: Mutt Masters Dog Show

June: Summer Kite Festival, SoundWaves Music Festival

September: Summer Sunsets Beachside Concerts, Iris Pride Festival-Lincoln City’s Annual Gay Pride Event, Cascade Head Music Festival, Indian Style Salmon Bake in Depoe Bay, Celebration of Honor: Honors veterans, active duty personnel and their families.

October: Surfing Contest: Nelscott Reef Tow in Classic and Big Wave Paddle in, Pacific NW Wild Mushroom Cook-off, Fall Kite Festival, Finder’s Keepers Glass Floats on the Beach

November: Seafood and Chowder Cook-off, Restoration Pow-Wow

December: Whale Watch Week

• Oregon Coast Visitors Association
• Depoe Bay Chamber of Commerce
• Newport Chamber of Commerce
• Whale Watching Spoken Here

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