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Tag Archives: Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad III
Fully restored McCloud River Railroad Engine #25 powers the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad’s regular coastal excursion. Continue reading
Posted in Historic Site, Things To Do
Tagged Engine #25, Garibaldi, Oregon Coast, Rockaway Beach, scenic railroad, Tillamook Bay
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Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad II
Travelers can choose from a fully restored Pullman Coach, a covered gondola car, or an open air passenger car on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad. Continue reading
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Tagged Garibaldi, Oregon Coast, Pullman Coach, Rockaway Beach, scenic railroad, Tillamook Bay
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Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad
The Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad chugs along the Oregon Coast at 10-12 mph. Lily ponds and steep forested slopes give way to sea stacks and the glint of sunshine off the waters of Tillamook Bay. Continue reading
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Tagged Garibaldi, Oregon Coast, Rockaway Beach, scenic railroad, Tillamook Bay
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Taft Beach II
Picture a long curving stretch of sand littered with driftwood. And oh, what driftwood! We’re not talking skinny little pieces you can carry home and carve into walking sticks. Most are huge logs or the trunks of mature trees with their root balls still attached. Welcome to Taft Beach! Continue reading
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Tagged driftwood, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Siletz Bay, Taft Beach
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Taft Beach on the Oregon Coast
Picture a long curving stretch of sand littered with driftwood. And oh, what driftwood! We’re not talking skinny little piece you can carry home and carve into walking sticks. Most are huge logs or the trunks of mature trees with their root balls still attached. Welcome to Taft Beach! Continue reading
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Tagged driftwood, Lincoln City, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Taft Beach
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Whale Watching on the Oregon Coast
The whales are coming! From now until June, as many as 18,000 gray whales will make their way past the Oregon Coast to their feeding grounds in Alaska’s Bering Sea. This is one opportunity you don’t want to miss! Continue reading
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Tagged Depot Bay, Oregon, Oregon Coast, whale watching, Whale Watching Center, whales
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Shipwreck at Boiler Bay
Boiler Bay on the Oregon Coast is a “boiling” mass of turbulent white water, but that’s not why it’s called Boiler Bay. Continue reading
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Tagged Boiler Bay, J. Marhoffer, Oregon, Oregon Coast, shipwrecks
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The Devil’s Punch Bowl II
The Devil’s Punch Bowl is a bowl-shaped rock formation found on the rugged Oregon Coast. When the tide rushes in, waves spill through a small hole in its base, racing around the interior walls until they get sucked back out again into the ocean. Continue reading
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Tagged Devil's Punch Bowl, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Pacific Coast
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The Devil’s Punch Bowl
The Devil’s Punch Bowl is a bowl-shaped rock formation found on the rugged Oregon Coast. When the tide rushes in, waves spill through a small hole in its base, racing around the interior walls until they get sucked back out into the ocean. The result is an angry, frothy brew fit for the devil himself. Continue reading
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Tagged Devil's Punch Bowl, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Pacific Coast
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The Harbor Life at Depoe Bay
Depoe Bay has the smallest navigable harbor in the world! It’s also the “Whale Watching Capital of Oregon.” Continue reading
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Tagged Depoe Bay, Oregon, Oregon Coast, Pacific Coast
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