Oregon Coast Drive | Sea Stacks, Lighthouses & Craft Beer | The Stable

Unlike its California counterpart, the Oregon Coast is entirely public. every inch of the 363-mile shoreline is accessible to all. US 101 hugs the coast through a landscape of dramatic sea stacks, towering headlands, old-growth forests, and fishing villages where the catch comes in fresh every morning.

This route pack follows the full coast from Astoria in the north to Brookings in the south, with curated detours to the best viewpoints, hidden beaches, and the craft breweries and seafood restaurants that make this coast a culinary destination in its own right.

The driving is relaxed and scenic rather than technical. long sweeping curves along clifftops, bridges spanning river mouths, and occasional stretches where the road dips down to beach level. The pace is deliberately unhurried, with time built in for whale watching, tidepooling, and lingering over Dungeness crab at a harborside restaurant.