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That trailhead can also be accessed at the milepost The loop itself is a mile long, and descends steadily but not too steeply. There is also a breathtaking view of Whaleshead Island from a pullout at milepost The Whaleshead area is also home to the only cluster of businesses along the corridor, including a small store, a restaurant and RV campsite.
About a mile north of Whaleshead Beach along the Oregon Coast Trail, or accessible from a turnoff at milepost At the northern end of Whaleshead Beach are a picnic area with tables and a public restroom. Like the rest of the scenic corridor, there is no day use fee. WHERE: 8 mi. Located at the southern end of the spectacular mi.
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At low tide, easily accessible tide pools form amid the rocks, providing the perfect opportunity for children and grown-ups! The area is also a prime location for whale-watching and bird-watching. A rich variety of raptors, water fowl and perching birds make their home there. Immediately north of the parking area, a half-mile trail climbs up a grassy headland to a dramatic viewpoint on the ft.
Beach 37 Gold Treasure Hunting! Select local retailers also participate in the treasure hunting. A hardwood, it is excellent for carving. Products made from it are long-lasting, and come in a wide range of colors. The Rogue River Myrtlewood Carving Factory and Shop are unique in that much of what they sell is manufactured on-site. Some visitors spend hours watching the craftsmanship in action. Tours are available anytime — just ask. Schrader Old Growth Trail is an easy hike and home to some of the oldest trees in the area.
Bring your mountain bike and ride the trails. This interpretive trail is a one-mile loop. Pick up a brochure at the trailhead and learn about the different plants and animals that you might see along the way. The largest myrtle tree in the world can be found on this trail. This stately myrtle stands at nearly 90 ft.
These two trails offer excellent, short hikes for those looking to enjoy the outdoors. Cape Sebastian State Scenic Corridor offers gorgeous panoramic vistas. There are two parking areas that provide direct access to the overlooks.
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Humbug Mountain is a dominant part of this remarkable vista. The view to the south is even longer, spanning out for nearly 50 mi. Most of the park is covered by Sitka spruce. Twice a year late March to June and mid-December to mid-January , the park becomes the perfect place on the Oregon Coast to watch enormous grey whales migrate north for the summer or south for the winter. WHERE: 7 mi. It has repeatedly changed its course, and left behind unique pothole ponds that provide waterfowl with ideal habitats, making the area very popular with bird-watchers.
Walking, swimming, hiking and boating are among the many recreational activities popular at the park. Interpretive tours are offered and visitors are almost guaranteed to see abundant land and sea wildlife, including a wide variety of the birds who make the park their home. A horse trail is maintained there as well.
The event attracts champions from all over the U. Golfers are challenged with the combination of elevated tees and greens, as well as water hazards throughout the course. The course provides a stimulating challenge for experienced golfers, but also plenty of forgiveness for those new to the game. Cedar Bend welcomes all levels of golfers from beginners to scratch. Did you know there is a forest in Oregon that gets between 80 and inches of rainfall a year? This temperate rainforest exhibit is replete with life-sized re-creations of dinosaurs that kids will love.
Each dinosaur is as exact a replica as possible of the real dinosaurs that walked the earth millions of years ago. This is much more than just a roadside attraction. The exhibit is enhanced by a description of the diet and habits of the dinosaurs. Visitors can linger and examine the different dinosaurs that are displayed in this wonderful combination of fairy tale and natural history.
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The more than 20 dinosaur statues are anatomically correct, although their coloration tends toward the fanciful. Remember to look around and experience this unique environment. The lush, green vegetation is abundant. Do not be discouraged if it is raining when you make your stop; the canopy of treetop branches and leaves are thick and protective, and umbrellas are offered. Rain adds to the experience of the rainforest adventure! Cedar Bend Golf Course is owned by its members, many of whom generously donate their time and resources to keep the grounds beautifully well kept.
The clubhouse is available to groups or large parties for special events. Enhance your next visit to the Southern Oregon coast by visiting this friendly, yet challenging Gold Beach golf course. The membership and staff are eager to make your visit one to remember.
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Perhaps you have an early tee time or wish to take a break between rounds in the comfort of your own home-away-from-home. Spring Chinook or king salmon are caught between Gold Beach and Agness 2 to 35 mi. In fact, one weighing over 70 pounds was landed several years ago. December through March is a favorite time of the year for many locals because Gold Beach typically has multiple days of sunny, mild weather during this period. How does a covered, heated foot powerboat sound? Or an open drift boat with heater?
Guides, boats, licenses and tackle are all available in Gold Beach. If you are not boating, you can also drive upstream. Try your luck just a few miles offshore in 40 to ft. There is a photo opportunity around every turn, and the unspoiled beauty is breathtaking.
Giant conifers line one side of the road and the legendary Rogue River is on the other. Keep following the Rogue about 15 mi. The mi. From until it housed US Coast Guard members who regularly risked their lives to protect sailors in distress. I'E, T.
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Step back in time, restore yourself and create new beginnings at the wonderful Weasku Inn. A' L "5'? Be there early for best selection. A5"1H' Q6'. Admission is free. Otter, beaver, deer, black bear and cougar all call the area home. Great blue heron, osprey, bald eagles, mallards, wood ducks and wild turkeys are just a sampling of the birds that! Just 7 mi. Experience nature while you experience hospitality in beautiful Merlin. Get a glimpse of a strange world where the improbable is commonplace and everyday physical facts are reversed!
How the mounds were formed is still a matter of scientific debate. The settlement originated where two important wagon roads converged. Its central location in the heart of the Rogue Valley gives easy access to all that Jackson County offers in recreation and entertainment. Central Point, OR Rogue Jet Boat Adventures captures the essence of memory making experiences for the visitors and residents of Jackson County.