Northern Coast

Oregon's north coast isn't known as a surfing destination. But laid-back towns and big breaks make up for the nip in the air. It stretches from the mouth of the Columbia River south to north of Florence, and here lies the state's biggest and most touristy beach towns. Despite the tourists flocking in from the city, the beaches are expansive and the surf is never too crowded. While the weather may linger around sub-par, bluebird days break up the monotomy of grey skies and when the wind takes a break, glassy lines form.

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Seaside Cove - Intermediate to Advanced

Indian Beach - All Levels

Short Sands - All Levels

Pacific City - All Levels

Oceanside - All Levels

Stay

Sea Ranch Resort - Cannon Beach

Meredith Lodging - Gearhart

Gilbert Inn - Seaside

Hart's Camp - Pacific City

Turtle Janes - Oceanside

Play

Neahkahnie Mountain Hike - Manzanita

Fort Stevens State Park - Astoria

Haystack Rock - Cannon Beach

Seaside Aquarium - Seaside

Tillamook Creamery - Tillamook

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