Haystack
Rock - One of the largest monoliths in the world, Haystack Rock jettisons 235 feet above sea level. The area is teeming with marine life, interpreters are available during am low tides. Cannon Beach
3 Capes Drive - Forty mile drive begins at Cape Kiwanda in Pacific City, travels by wet lands and Sand Lake, then to Cape Lookout, Netarts Bay and Three Arches Rocks, ending at Cape Meares and Tillamook.
North Fork Yachats - Just across from the Ocean View Drive, go 7 miles on North Yachats River Road to North Yachats River Road, turn north and go 2 miles to 1938 covered bridge.
Yachats Ocean View Dr - Beautiful drive right off 101 south of Yachats, takes you to the beach with tidepools, blowholes, and various wildlife.
Cape Perpetua is the highest point on the Oregon Coast and contains
some of the most intriguing sites. Be sure and visit
Devil's Churn and the Spouting Horn and hike some of the 23
miles of trails.
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area This unique area of windswept
sand is the result of millions of years of wind, sun, and rain
erosion on the Oregon Coast.
Charleston Harbor - Seven Devils Loop takes you to Charleston Harbor, Sunset Bay, Shore Acres, and Cape Arago.
Powers Rogue Route - From Gold Beach, follow the Rogue To Agness, then take Hwy 42 to Powers and Coquille along the Coquille River, then into Bandon. Not A Winter Road.
Bandon Ocean Views - Pretty loop drive that takes you to the most beautiful places in Bandon, including South Jetty, Face Rock State Park, Bullards Beach, Historic Lighthouse and more.
jettisons 235 feet above sea level. The area is teeming with marine life, interpreters are available during am low tides. Cannon Beach 
some of the most intriguing sites. Be sure and visit
Devil's Churn and the Spouting Horn and hike some of the 23
miles of trails.
area of windswept
sand is the result of millions of years of wind, sun, and rain
erosion on the Oregon Coast.