North Coast Attractions


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Tillamook Forest CenterTillamook Forest Center in Tillamook
The Center, owned and operated by the Oregon Department of Forestry, offers an active program of interpretive events ranging from bluegrass concerts to wildflower walks.
The Astoria Column

The Astoria Column is the final monument in a series of 12 historical markers erected in the early 1900s between St. Paul, Minnesota and Astoria, Oregon.
Tillamook Air Museum

Tillamook Air Museum
The hangar was constructed for the U.S. Navy for the home base for blimps to be used in anti-submarine missions.
Loved it like a rock - Cannon Beach

Loved it like a rock - Cannon Beach
It is beautiful in its way, but the words that my rock evoke have less to do with pretty, and more to do with rugged, imposing, wild.
The Center of the Elephant Ear Universe

The Center of the Elephant Ear Universe
You come to the northern Oregon coastal town of Seaside for the elephant ears and maybe for the salt.
The Flavel HouseThe Flavel House - This restored Victorian mansion is a must see in Astoria. Take a self-guided tour and step back into the 19th century. You will learn its fascinating history and marvel at its elegance.
Tillamook Cheese FactoryThe Tillamook Cheese Factory is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the state with nearly a million visitors a year.
Columbia River Maritime MuseumColumbia River Maritime Museum offers six galleries, a great hall where movies are shown, and a light ship which is a floating lighthouse.
Yummy Sushi Bar in SeasideYummy Sushi Bar in Seaside
Ask Corey Albert why there is an orange stripe running down the middle of the concrete floor at his nifty new Yummy Wine Bar & Bistro in Seaside,
How to make Haystack BreadHow to make Haystack Bread
It is midnight and Cannon Beach is silent and dark, but in the back of the Cannon Beach Bakery, co-owner Dan Christensen is just getting to work making his signature bread.