There's more to the Coast than the Coast

As spring breathes new life into the Southern Oregon Coast, it’s the perfect time to focus on your own well-being. From mindful forest bathing and wildflower hikes to inspiring art workshops, discover how the coast can help nourish your body and soul.

After hiking sun-drenched dunes or between bundled-up walks on the beach, there’s nothing like a hearty meal and a handcrafted pint. These Southern Oregon Coast brewpubs feel instantly welcoming, thanks to friendly faces behind the taps and a show-up-as-you-are attitude. It doesn’t matter if you arrive windblown from a walk on the beach or fresh from a fishing boat. Settle in, catch a local band and play trivia, or just enjoy some great beer and even better company.

Stretching from just north of Port Orford to Oregon’s southern border, Curry County is chock-full of fun for families. Picnicking on the beach, flying a kite or embarking on a prehistoric adventure are just a few of the many ways to make memories together on this slice of the South Coast.

Spouts, Splashes, and Scenic Views Imagine standing on a rugged cliff, binocs at the ready, when a massive gray whale breaches the surface. Its powerful tail slaps the water, sending a misty spray into the sky. This isn’t a scene...

From easy lakeside strolls to boardwalk paths over saltwater marshes, the Southern Oregon Coast offers visitors a variety of beginner-friendly trails. Here are some great options for winter — or year-round — adventures for folks walking or using assistive devices.

Nothing brings a family closer together than making great memories — and your kids will never forget the first time they pluck a feisty Dungeness from the Pacific. Bandon is known for craggy sea stacks and crashing waves, but it’s also a great place to learn to crab and fish. Here’s how to plan your next family foraging trip to the South Coast.