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541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comAdventure is Our Middle NameWe welcome you to Oregon’s AdventureCoast: Coos Bay, North Bend, Charleston,where the land meets the bay and the sea,opening up an abundance of possibilities,with plenty of Space to Spread Out.We invite you to explore, to discover, to feel,to know at land’s end, adventure begins.On Oregon’s Adventure Coast, you will findnot just something to do, but something youwant to do, full of adventure, nature, wildlife,culture, arts and athletics.Visit OregonsAdventureCoast.com to planyour visit to Oregon’s Adventure Coast: CoosBay, North Bend, Charleston.32Water activities abound, from kayaking,scuba diving and surfing to world-classfishing, crabbing andclamming. Hit the sand in anATV, hike along winding trails, bikeon top-rated mountain biking trails,and run along the same path as legendand local hero, Steve Prefontaine. Take achance with Vegas-style gaming, take in amovie at the historic Egyptian Theatre, andtake time to dine upon the freshest seafood.Your adventure awaits.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comAwe Inspiring MajestyTheview fromLighthouseViewpoint on the wayto Cape Arago State Parkis one of the most stunningsights along the entire AdventureCoast. The existing lighthousestructure, built in 1909 on the site ofOregon’s very first lighthouse, is animportant part of the Adventure Coast’shistory as it provided navigational aid andwarned mariners away from the dangerous,rocky shoreline until 2006.Spotting it from one of theseveral viewpoints alongCape Arago Loop is abreathtaking moment.54Powerful. Enormous. Breathtaking. Thedramatic drumbeat of crashing waves asthe irresistible force of the ocean meets theimmovable rocks of the shore, molding thecoastline to look like it does today – ruggedand magnificent. Shore Acres State Park isthe ideal place to witness Mother Nature’spower. Lauded as the Best Storm WatchingLocation on the Coast, you can view thefamed crashing waves that go up to 300 feethigh. It doesn’t have to be storming to enjoythe waves, though. Just pick a day whenswells are predicted to be high.Every wave is one of a kind.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comWhat Lies BeneathVariety is the name of the game when itcomes to fishing. We offer world-class fishingyear-round, with fresh water rivers and lakesas well as bay and ocean saltwater options.The fun and sport of fishing builds memoriesof a lifetime.While here, it is worth exploring the differenttypes of fishing, from shore, charter boat,bridge, and even kayak. The local bait andtackle shops offer all the gear, plus advice forthe novice and experienced anglers.Halibut is a spring and early summer fishery,while Albacore Tuna tend to be offshore frommid-summer through early fall. Bottomfish areavailable all year long – weather permitting.Check the ODF&W website for bottomfishcatch limits.The crabbing here is second to none andcan be done any time of the year off thedocks. The best meals are the ones you catchyourself, so throw out a crab trap from thedock or a charter and wait. You can chartera trip from guides who know the best spots.The refreshing ocean air and views of thespectacular coast justadds to the flavor.76Salmon and steelhead fishingtrips make for fantasticstories. But one of ourlocal favorites isto spend awarmday on the beach, relaxing andcatching surf perch. Those looking fora peaceful lakeside trip will find manylocations with plentiful perch, bass, andtrout. No matter where you go fishing onthe Adventure Coast, you’re bound to makesome lasting memories.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comHit the Miles of DunesPulse-pounding adventure hides overand around every new dune on Oregon’sAdventure Coast. The electric atmospheremeans excitement is in the air, and beachaccess allows for thrilling experienceswhenever adventure calls. Located betweenSpinreel Campground and Horsfall Road, thearea’s largest riding area is a surefire way tohave an adrenaline-filled trip.Adventure is in the very DNA of Coos Bay,North Bend and Charleston. And ATVing is anundoubtedly exhilarating way to experiencethe area. Other activities in The Dunes includebeach combing, photography, surf fishing,horseback riding, fat tire biking and hiking.98The Oregon Dunes National RecreationArea, is the largest expanse of coastalsand dunes in North America and needsto be experienced first-hand to really beappreciated. The area extends for 40 milesalong the coast, and has dunes that towerover 500 feet above sea level.Zipping up and downthe stunning Pacific Oceanbeach dunes is a hair-raising goodtime that’s sure to be remembered foryears to come. The dunes extend inlandas much as two and a half miles and arethe perfect place to create unforgettablestories. The shifting, sand sculpted nature ofThe Dunes means every adventure is one of akind and ever changing.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comReal Face TimeThe Adventure Coast’s numerous campingopportunities create the perfect backdropfor reconnecting with family and friends.Each campground has it’s own universe, withvista, flora, fauna, and activities. There’s nobetter way to strengthen a relationship thanto experience nature without being tetheredto a device, and camping allows for time toexplore and be with family and friends.While here, visit any of the fivelighthouses that are within an hourof Coos Bay and North Bend. It is trulyone great way to see the area. Hikingand biking are two other options that canbe done at almost any level – from casual tointense. Finding ways to reconnect and stayclose to family and friends isn’t always easy ina busy life. But coming together here changesthat. After settling in, turn off the devices andturn up the conversation.1110Camping’s great every season here, butmake sure you account for the weather.Whenever you decide to disconnect there’sa campsite to befound and space to spread out

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comFrom Mountains to SeaLet the landscape capture your imagination.There is no better place to be inspiredand rejuvenated. As the morning sun risesover the mountains to the east, it lights theconnection of where the rivers meet theocean, and illuminates the dunes, beachesand coastline.All this natural majesty will have that voice inyour head saying, “I can’t believe we’re here,there are no words to describe this”. Allowyourself to leave behind your busy life, takingtime to appreciate the awe-inspiring viewsand the remarkable diversity of the terrain.Sit quietly . . . listen to the gentle waves lapalong the shore as you view the spectacularsunset over the Pacific.1312Wave action creates mist clouds, everchanging in shape and formation. This isa place for meditation and introspection.Spend time gazing upon the tide poolstucked under cliffs and rocks. Explorethe rolling estuaries orroam the oceanbeaches collectingshells and rocks. This distinctivearea attracts a vast collection ofbirds and wildlife, and contains uniquevegetation. Experience nature at your ownpace, without distractions.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comMake Some TracksThe scenery that makesup the unique settingon Oregon’s AdventureCoast is spell-bindingfor the senses. Visitorscapture enchantingmoments thatare the best ofmemories.The magic doesn’t end withwaterfalls though; wooded rivertrails, dramatic ocean cliffs, andbeach-side options all makefor their own, one-of-a-kindexperience. Each excursion isspecial, from sand dunes to rockyswitchbacks, so every hike createsa magical and gorgeous photoop. Whether going out and back,or just making a big loop, Oregon’sAdventure Coast has almost anytrail need covered.1514With such a widearray of terrainand vistas, it’sno wonder thathiking is onmost guests’“Must Do”lists whenthey come tothe area.Unique trails of alldifficulty levels alloweveryone to experiencenature in their own way. Viewsof the many majestic waterfallsare accessible via hiking trails,with each one leading to arare and timeless sightseeingopportunity.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comEnjoy the Turf and SurfAt Oregon’s Adventure Coast, we haveactivities of all excitement and intensity levels.If you’re looking for thrills, they won’t behard to come by. Mountain or fat tire biking,makes for an adrenalin-rich adventure offthe beaten path. So whether you ride for aweek, or just 15 minutes, you’re sure to have agood time. Our expertly engineered WhiskeyRun Mountain Biking Trail is rated as oneof the top single-track trail systems on thewest coast! If you are looking for an intenseexperience in the Oregon Dunes that doesnot include an ATV, try fat tire biking over theundulating and ever-changing sands. Withmultiple trail systems, beaches, dunes, andpaths, our wonderfully diverse landscapeoffers a different backdrop for every ride.For the less adventurous, take to the water ina kayak or stand up paddleboard (SUP) in ourlakes, rivers, streams, bays and estuary. Thereis just nothing like a self-propelled adventureand you might spy interesting wildlife that callthis part of the Oregon Coast home.1716And if you love the terrain from theground, imagine seeing the ruggedcoastline from the water! Riding thewaves on the Adventure Coast is a mustdo excursion for every daredevil. Checkout Bastendorff Beach for exhilarating surfing.The local surf community offers lessons fora variety of skill levels and the best places tosurf based on conditions.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comGaming on the CoastFrom fireworks to seasonaland holiday events to allkinds of themed activities,the fun is infectious!Gaming is just anotherexample of how you canmake your own adventurehere.1918You’ll find 24/7 casino excitement onOregon’s Adventure Coast. In fact, there aretwo casinos to choose from! The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park and Three Rivers Casino- Coos Bay, offer some of the most funfilled, Vegas-style and casino-gaming in thePacific Northwest. Here, gaming is coupledwith dining andentertainment;all for yourpleasure.Come and test yourluck with over 1,000 slotsfeaturing old favorites and some ofthe newest electronic games out there.For something new, take lessons on howto play table games, or check out slot andother tournaments. There are opportunitiesfor high rollers, medium stakes players andthose who choose to sit and chat with friendsnew and old, while playing penny slots – allwith the chance to win.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comEngage In Coastal CultureOregon’s Adventure Coast boasts severalfascinating museums and many interestinghistorical sites. The Coos History Museumstimulates your curiosity with more than250,000 photographs and more than 50,000artifacts. Investigate rich Native Americanhistory and immerse yourself in the area’scaptivating mining and logging tradition.The Marshfield Sun Printing Museum gives aglimpse into printing from the late 1800’s toearly 1900’s.Not to be outdone, the Oregon CoastHistorical Railway Museum’s signatureBaldwin steam locomotive dates back to1922. This open-air mini-museum shows offother railroad and logging equipment aswell, inviting anyone to come and learn. TheCharleston Marine Life Center is an interactiveand exciting place for discovery. Five exhibitgalleries focus on coastal ecosystems, deepwater habitats, fisheries, marine mammals,and ongoing marine research.2120The Coos Art Museum is filled with as manyas 24 changing exhibitions, so each trippromises a little something different. Thehistoric Egyptian Theatre, with its grandEgyptian Revival style decor, is an absolutemust-see, opening frequently forevents, live music, and movies. Thehistory of the building reverberates off thewalls, and the original paint from 1925.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comFeast on Our BountyIf your taste buds are craving local freshseafood, international cuisine, tasty Americanfare, or craft beverages, you will havea multitude of choices along Oregon’sAdventure Coast. Choose to dine or imbibewith beautiful views of the water, kitchy urbansettings or outdoor patios. Take a leisurelyscenic drive along the coast and you will findan array of options to tantalize your palate.Savor our enticing delicacies and local brews,and enjoy the talent of local and nationalmusicians, at one of our many festivals - BBQ,Blues & Brews on the Bay, the Blackberry ArtsFestival and the Charleston Crab Feed, toname just a few. Visit the Events pageon our website for more fairsand festivals.2322Farm and sea to table specialties aboundhere with fresh takes on comfort foods,upscale delicacies, and inventive creations.Follow the Wild Rivers Coast Food Trailand discover these new cuisines,you-pick-em farms, and buy-rightoff the docks opportunities.Pick up some of theseoptions To Go and enjoy a picnicat the spectacular state parks:Sunset Bay, Shore Acres, and CapeArago. Each offer stunning views and youwill be rejuvenated even if you have a shorttime to see nature’s beauty. You might evencatch a magical sunset when you do.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comIn the Footsteps of a LegendSteve Prefontaine, Pre to his fans, holds aspecial place in the hearts and minds ofthe citizens of Coos Bay. Born in 1951, hediscovered his gift for running fast and farat the age of 15. It was along the southerncoastal dunes and on his high school trackteam where Pre developed his hunger to bethe best in his field, and to do it with style.When he ran, those fortunate enough towitness it saw something they had never seenbefore, or since.You, too, can run where this legend andInternational track star ran. Follow his stepsduring the Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run,a challenging 10K road race held the 3rdSaturday in Sept: www.prefontainerun.com.Pre also trained on 7 Devils Road - thename says it all! Test your mettle againstthe rugged coastline during the AnnualCharleston Salmon Run Marathon, HalfMarathon, 10K and 1M Crab Walkheld the 1st Saturday in Oct:www.charlestonsalmonrun.com.See the mural of this iconicathlete, shown below, on the wallsalong Broadway Street, indowntown Coos Bay.2524Coos Bay commemorates Pre’s life andlegacy with monuments, plaques and a muraldepicting his time growing up here, all theAmerican records he held at thetime of his death inMay 1975,and his awards andmemorabilia. For a full list ofmonuments and directions, visit theCoos Bay Visitor Information Center.

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comHOTELS, MOTELS & INNS( Up to 99; 100- 199; 200 )Restaurants/Bar/Room ServiceContinental orFull BreakfastPool/Hot Tub*Chamber MemberFitness CenterPet itiesBay Bridge Motel ( )66304 Hwy 101, North Bend (541) 756-3151baybridgemotel.com 16 Units Plainview Motel & RV Park * ( - )91904 Cape Arago Hwy, Coos Bay (541) 888-5166plainviewmotel.com 12 Units Best Western Holiday Hotel * ( - )411 N. Bayshore Dr, Coos Bay (800) 228-8655 (541) 269-5111bestwestern.com 83 Units Quality Inn & Suites ( - )1503 Virginia Avenue, North Bend (541) 756-3191coosbayinn.com 96 Units Captain John’s Motel ( - )63360 Kingfisher Dr, Charleston (541) 888-4041www.captjohnsmotel.com 44 Units Red Lion Hotel ( - )1313 N. Bayshore Drive, Coos Bay (541) 267-4141redlion.com/coosbay 144 Units Charleston Harbor Inn ( - )63361 Kingfisher Rd, Charleston (541) 888-1178charlestonharborinn.com 4 Units Southsider Motel ( )1005 S. Broadway, Coos Bay (541) 267-2438southsidermotel.net 11 rooms City Center Motel ( )750 Connecticut Ave, North Bend (541) 808-3100citycentermotelnorthbend.com 20 Units Super 8 by Wyndham ( - )1001 N. Bayshore Drive, Coos Bay (541) 808-0704Super8.com 54 Units Edgewater Inn * ( - )275 E. Johnson, Coos Bay (800) 233-0423 (541) 267-0423edgewaterinns.com 82 Units Terrace Motel ( )1109 S. 1st Street, Coos Bay (541) 808-379716 Units The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park * ( - )3201 Tremont, North Bend (800) 953-4800 (541) 756-8800themillcasino.com 204 Units Motel 6 * ( - )1445 N Bayshore Drive, Coos Bay (541) 267-7171motel6.com 94 Units BED & BREAKFASTS*Chamber MemberCoos Bay Manor B&B955 S. 5th Street, Coos Bay(541) 290-9779www.coosbaymanor.com2726Itty Bitty Inn ( )1504 Sherman Ave, North Bend (541) 756-6398ittybittyinn.com 5 Units

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comRV PARKS & CAMPING*Chamber MemberAlder Acres RV Park *1800 N. 28th Court, Coos Bay(541) 269-0999www.alderacres.comThe Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park *3201 Tremont, North Bend(541) 756-8800 / (800) 953-4800www.themillcasino.comArbe’s RV Park *2625 Ocean Blvd SE, Coos Bay(541) 267-3030Oceanside RV Park *90281 Cape Arago Hwy, Charleston(888) 717-7384www.oceansideRVresort.comBastendorff Beach County Park *63379 Bastendorff Beach Rd,Charleston (541) 888-5353 - or(541) 396-3121 x356Bay Point Landing ModernCamping Resort *92443 Cape Arago Hwy, Coos Bay(541) 351-9160www.baypointlanding.comBox Car Hill Campground *92799 Trans Pacific Pkwy, NorthBend(541) 751-0001 (855) 751-0001www.boxcarhill.comCharleston Marina RV Park *63402 Kingfisher Road, Charleston(541) 888-9512www.charlestonmarina.comKelley’s RV Park *555 S. Empire Blvd, Coos Bay(541) 888-6531www.kelleys-rv-park.comLucky Loggers RV Park250 E Johnson Ave, Coos Bay(541) 267-6003 (888) 267-6003www.luckyloggerRV.comOregon Dunes NationalRecreation Area CampsitesNorth Bend: 877-444-6777www.recreation.gov- Bluebill Campground- Horsfall Beach- Horsfall Campground- Spinreel Campground- Wild Mare Horse CampPlainview RV Park *91904 Cape Arago Hwy, Charleston(541) 888-5166www.plainviewmotel.comRiley Ranch County Park93507 Riley Ranch Lane, North Bend(541) rks/RileyRanch.aspxSnug Harbor RV Park *91134 Cape Arago Hwy, Charleston(541) 888-5924Sunset Bay State Park *89814 Cape Arago Hwy, Charleston(541) 888-4902 / (800) 452-5687www.oregonstateparks.org*Chamber MemberAnnie’s Cottage *Coos Bay Email to ft by the LighthouseOn Lighthouse Beach(541) 888-8386www.loftbythelighthouse.comBay Breeze Vacation HomeCharleston(209) �s Bay View Vacation RentalCharlestonwww.vrbo.com/235620Bayview House - North BendNorth Bendwww.abnb.me/7gq4uCcDRhbCape Arago Ocean Studio SuiteCharlestonwww.airbnb.com/rooms/48942978Once Upon a Tide - Upper LevelCharlestonwww.vrbo.com/9201662haOnce Upon a Tide - Lower LevelCharlestonwww.vrbo.com/9186766haCape Arago Sanctuary on the SeaCharlestonwww.airbnb.com/rooms/48942865Oregon Coast Vacation Retreat *Charleston(503) 345-9399Ask for Deer House - Unit #1554www.vrbo.com/306282The Beach House in Coos BayCharleston(805) 720-3493TheBeachHouseCB@yahoo.comPortside Vacation HouseCharleston(541) 888-5544www.portsidebythebay.comBelow the Falls LodgeAlleganywww.belowthefallslodge.comVacation Home at LighthouseBeachCharleston(360) 921-8090www.airbnb.com/rooms/16996208Dune HavenNorth Bend(541) 759-3601www.airbnb.com/rooms/45080408Little Cabin on the RiverAllegany(541) 269-7745www.airbnb.com/rooms/6306066For more vacation rentals, 8Midway RV Park92478 Cape Arago Hwy, Coos Bay(541) 888-9300Oregon Dunes KOA68632 Hwy 101, North Bend(541) 756-4851 / (800) 562-4236www.oregonduneskoa.comVACATIONRENTAL HOMES

541-269-0215OregonsAdventureCoast.comPack Comfortable & CasualOur mild, median yearly temperature variesby only 15 F, so pack a jacket, long pants andsweaters, but don’t forget your swimsuits andshorts during the summer. November,December and January are thewettest months, but a jacket with ahood is a year-round staple.It’s important to have hearty andcomfortable footwear, layers forheating up and cooling down,and any specific gear likewaders for fishing, bootsfor hiking or a wetsuitfor surfing.Average Temperatures:January Highs 53ºF; Lows 39ºFAugust Highs 68ºF; Lows 53ºFEVENTS & FESTIVALSThe calendar is full of not-to-be-missedevents and festivals, visit our website today,OregonsAdventureCoast.com for the whole list!JANStorm Watching &Whale WatchingFEBCharleston Crab FeedMARSouth Coast ClambakeMusic FestivalAPRCharleston Oyster FeedMAYBBQ, Blues & Brewson the BayJUNClamboreeJULWaterfront Fireworks,July Jubilee & Oregon CoastMusic FestivalVARIOUS TIMESBlackberry Arts Festival,AUGThe Mill’s Food Truck Off, &Charleston Seafood FestivalSEPMill-Luck SalmonCelebration, Bay Area Fun Festival,Prefontaine Memorial Run, &Cruz the CoosOCTCharleston Salmon Run &OctoberfishNOVHoliday Lights at ShoreAcres & Storm WatchingDECChristmas Tree Lightings,Shore Acres Holiday Lights, StormWatching & Little Ole Opry’sCountry ChristmasTall Ships in the BayAnnual Precipitation:65 inches, with close to halfbetween November and January.3130Sunshine:On average, there are186 sunny days per year.

Directions from North I-5I-5 South to exit 162. Merge ontoHwy 38/Hwy 99 toward Drain/Elkton. Take Hwy 38 to Hwy 101in Reedsport. Turn south on Hwy101 and go approx. 26 miles.PORTLANDDirections from South I-5I-5 North. Take exit 119 towardHwy 99S/Winston/Hwy 42W/CoosBay. Merge onto Coos Bay-Roseburg5 Hwy. Take a slight left at MarylandAve, then continue on 8th Street/CoosBay-Roseburg Hwy/Hwy 42. Follow Hwy42 to Hwy 101 south of Coos Bay. Turnnorth on Hwy 101 and go approximately 5miles to Coos Bay.101NEWPORTEUGENE126FLORENCE101REEDSPORT38NORTH BENDCHARLESTON COOS BAYBANDONDRAIN38138Please Note:Charleston is unincorporated, so addresses maynot be correct on GPS devices. Consult a mapor call the Coos Bay Visitor Information Centerat 541-269-0215 for accurate directions. Get a5map at any area visitor center or emailinfo@OregonsAdventureCoast.com torequest a map.42101GOLD BEACHFlying Here(Airport Code OTH)We boast the only commercial airporton the Oregon Coast with direct flightsto San Francisco and seasonal directflights to Denver. For more informationvisit www.flyoth.com.GRANTS PASSBROOKINGSMEDFORDOREGONCALIFORNIArev: 08/202150 CENTRAL AVE, COOS BAY, OR 97420541.269.0215OregonsAdventureCoast.com

Pulse-pounding adventure hides over and around every new dune on Oregon's Adventure Coast. The electric atmosphere means excitement is in the air, and beach access allows for thrilling experiences whenever adventure calls. Located between Spinreel Campground and Horsfall Road, the area's largest riding area is a surefire way to

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