Langlois

Discover Trails to Nature’s Cascading Wonders Envision strolling through ancient forests, each turn unveiling another natural marvel. At the end of your stroll, imagine yourself at the foot of a glistening waterfall with the feel of mist on your face...

More than a Stay, It’s an Experience When it comes to vacationing on the Southern Oregon Coast, get ready for an amazing adventure filled with unique and extraordinary accommodations. From enchanting treehouses tucked away in lush forests to breathtaking lookouts...

Consider the Path Less Traveled Most coastal trails are open year-round, but fall is an especially excellent time to be on the coast. The sun is shining, the air is crisp, the temperatures are moderate, the fog has lifted, and...

Discover a Picnicker’s Paradise Everyone knows the Southern Oregon Coast is a haven for nature enthusiasts and seekers of scenic wonders. What better way to immerse yourself in the coast’s stunning landscapes than by planning a picnic? In fact, it...

Stay and play on these trails, waterways, beaches and lakes. With its landscape of forests and rivers, rolling dunes, and untamed beaches, the Southern Oregon Coast offers just about everything you can imagine for lovers of outdoor fun. Discover some...

The unique landscape of the Southern Oregon Coast — where Pacific Northwest temperate rain forests transition into drier Northern California ecosystems — is a must-see for anyone interested in botany. It’s where the older, harder rocks of the Klamath Mountains meet the sandy sediment terraces rising from Pacific Ocean beaches, creating dramatic cliffs and unique soils where rare plants thrive. In April and May, enjoy the diverse ecosystems that flourish along the South Coast with wildflowers brightening Sitka spruce forests, wetlands and coastal meadows. Here are four off-the-beaten-path hikes to enjoy the springtime blooms.