Best Western Plus Ocean View Resort

This is a great stroll along a mostly paved path next to a beautiful beach and a cute and fun little town with many fun things to do. It is great for families. There is beach access along the route. Accessibility: There does not appear to be any designated accessible spaces in the gravel parking lot off of Avenue U at the south end of the trail. However, there is 1 designated accessible space in the paved parking lot off of Ocean Vista Drive at the south end of the trail. It is...

Take in the beauty of Tillamook Head and follow a famous trail used by the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Part of the Oregon Coast Trail. The Lewis and Clark Discovery Trail goes from Seaside to Indian Beach or vice versa. The southern 1.4 miles of this trail include/overlap half of the Clatsop Loop Trail and you'll have to hike this as it's part of the trail too. You can continue south 1.5 miles from Indian Beach on the Indian Beach Trail to another parking area.

Trailhead is past the restroom. You can do this loop in either direction. The more inland route is on an old service road turned trail, it's wide with an even but steep grade. This beautiful park was built on top of active landslides and unstable coastal rock formations. The park roads were built in the 1930s before the nature of the coastal geology in the area was fully understood. Because of this, the park often experiences geological emergencies that cause the park to close for periods...

This beautiful park was built on top of active landslides and unstable coastal rock formations. The park roads were built in the 1930s before the nature of the coastal geology in the area was fully understood. Because of this, the park often experiences geological emergencies that cause the park to close for periods of time for repair. For more information, visit the park page: https://stateparks.oregon.gov/index.cfm?do=park.profile&parkId=136 .

This trail can be done as an out and back or a point to point by parking at the Indian Beach lot and the Tillamook Rock parking lot. This beautiful park was built on top of active landslides and unstable coastal rock formations. The park roads were built in the 1930s before the nature of the coastal geology in the area was fully understood. Because of this, the park often experiences geological emergencies that cause the park to close for periods of time for repair. For more information,...