Tillamook Head is one of the best hikes on the Oregon Coast. We will guide you to the trailhead for a photo and provide details about the trail, its length, and the sights you will see if you decide to take on the challenge. At the top, hikers can enjoy a great view of the retired Tillamook Rock Lighthouse. On the Drive down see the Cove, The sailors grave, and Painted Rock beach.

Learn how Seaside became Seaside and see the historic Seaside Resort.

Walk the trials, visit the museum, gift shop and learn about the winter home of the Corps of Discovery on the Pacific coast in 1805-1806.

take the challenge of the 164 stairs to the top. We will provide a plane from the gift shop to fly. If you prefer to stay on the ground, we will share the highlights of what you are seeing. what an amazing view!

We will drive by very slowly showing the the historic houses and buildings tell a local legend and fun stories.

We will park in Union Town, show the oldest tavern, explain Finn town and take some photos.

Step into history at one of Oregon’s most fascinating coastal sites. You'll see the Peter Iredale, the oldest shipwreck still visible on the Oregon coast—its rusted bones a haunting reminder of the region’s treacherous waters. Next, we’ll visit the South Jetty Observation Tower, where you’ll stand above the powerful meeting point of the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean—famously known as the Graveyard of the Pacific. Here, we’ll explain the dramatic history of the Columbia River Bar, one of the most dangerous crossings in the world. We'll also stop at Battery Russell, a historic military fortification once used for coastal defense. Learn about its wartime history and how the Friends of Fort Stevens are working to preserve and restore the site—plus hear about some of the exciting events they’re hosting this season!

Discover a famous tourist destination that offers an in-depth explanation of the salt-making process used by renowned explorers.

Visit End of the World Beach and discover McMenamins Sand Trap

A scenic walk on one of Oregon’s most photographed beaches. If tides allow, check out the tide pools around Haystack Rock teeming with sea stars, anemones, and crabs.