There’s a ton of great hiking to be done up and down the Oregon Coast. My latest for 1859 discusses a few outstanding outings that you might not have stumbled upon just yet. On newsstands now or click here to read the online version.

There’s a ton of great hiking to be done up and down the Oregon Coast. My latest for 1859 discusses a few outstanding outings that you might not have stumbled upon just yet. On newsstands now or click here to read the online version.

My latest for Visit Tillamook Coast is about Oregon’s entirely public coastline and the trail that explores it. From the article:
“Thanks in large part to governors Oswald West and Tom McCall, the Oregon Coast belongs to all of us. The sea stacks, beaches, meadows – it is all open to the public. The Oregon Coast Trail (OCT) was designed and developed to showcase the splendor of our beloved coastline. From where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean, down to the California border, the OCT explores the coast and more.” Click here to read the whole story.

A piece I wrote for Tillamookcoast.com about fat bikes and why for beach lovers, they are the best thing since sliced bread. Click here to read.

The annual Summer Kite Festival in Lincoln City is a treat – and it’s happening again this weekend, June 22nd and 23rd. Here’s a shot from last year’s event. Click on photo for larger view.
If you ever wanted to know what horseback riding on the Washington Coast looks like, it goes a little something like this. Big thanks to Back Country Outfitters for a new experience that I’m sure to seek out again soon!
Surftides has become kind of my home away from home when I visit the Lincoln City area of the Oregon Coast. I love the place. This view from the balcony of my room a couple of mornings ago is just one reason why. Click on the photo for a larger view.
During my Central Oregon Coast Press Trip, we were treated to a helicopter ride courtesy of ApexHeli in Florence, Oregon. Not a bad view at all. Click on photo for larger view.
A breathtaking sunset taken from the balcony of my room at the Inn at Otter Crest. Click on image for larger view.