![]() I traveled north from Florence OR to Newport. It's about the most spectacular coastline in the Pacific Northwest. Below are the astounding sites I saw:
Roadside Viewpoint between Florence and Sea Lion Caves As the road climbs from sea level up toward Heceta Head, there's a wondrous viewpoint (or three) on the west side of the road, overlooking the ocean and Lily Lake below. Heceta Lighthouse and Sealion Beach Vantage Point--I could have watched this scene practically all day, except there are still so many other exceptional things to see! I made a slide show so you can look at one or many pics (to see the subtle differences in the waves)--out of 46 shots, I got it down to 7-8, with great difficulty. Heceta Head Lighthouse & State Scenic Viewpoint Vault toilets & porta potties, limited picnic tables. Hike, picnic, fish, spend some time at the beach. I ran out of camera battery for this, but below is one photo and some info about Muriel O. Ponsler Memorial State Scenic Viewpoint
Tokatee Klootchman State Wayside/Natural Site
Apparently Tenmile is a good place to hunt for agates. Bob Creek This is another Pacific place so pleasant to picnic, ponder, or just sit and watch the ocean in wonder, it's hard to leave. I took a lot of photos, but made myself narrow them down for this post. Strawberry Hill Wayside Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint & Neptune Beach South Cook’s Chasm & Thor's Well Another place so fascinating along the Oregon coast you can hardly drag yourself away . . . wheelchair accessible in part: views from the bridge above are wondrous. https://oregondiscovery.com/cooks-chasm Devils Churn
Cape Perpetua Visitor Center
Cape Perpetua continued--Lookout (Overlook, Campground) & Cape Cove Trailhead
Yachats OR
Seal Rock/Seal Rock State Recreation Site--between Waldport and Newport OR 3 min video from the air, about 1 ½ min in is a good shot of the incline of the paved path to the views 3 min video tidepools, seals, and waves up close Ona Beach/Brian Booth State Park—8 mi south of Newport OR Lost Creek State Park--7 mi south of Newport OR
From their website it doesn't look like it has wheelchair accessibility.
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