Astoria

Perched at the mouth of the Columbia River, Astoria is a historic port city known for its Victorian homes, maritime heritage, and vibrant arts scene.

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Warrenton

Located across the bay from Astoria, Warrenton offers access to Fort Stevens State Park and the Peter Iredale shipwreck.

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Gearhart

A quiet, upscale beach town known for its dunes, wide beaches, and the oldest golf course in the western United States.

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Seaside

A classic Oregon beach town with a bustling promenade, historic carousel, and family-friendly attractions.

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Cannon Beach

Home to the iconic Haystack Rock, known for its expansive sandy beaches and vibrant arts scene.

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Arch Cape

A quiet residential community south of Cannon Beach, offering solitude and rugged beauty.

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Manzanita

A charming village between the ocean and Neahkahnie Mountain, known for its laid-back vibe.

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Nehalem

Located on the banks of the Nehalem River, a hub for fishing, kayaking, and antique shopping.

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Wheeler

A tiny, picturesque town on Nehalem Bay, known for its antique stores and stunning sunsets.

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Rockaway Beach

Known for its 7 miles of flat sandy beach and the iconic Twin Rocks.

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Garibaldi

A working fishing village at the north end of Tillamook Bay, famous for its marina and crabbing.

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Bay City

Located on Tillamook Bay, known for its oysters and clamming.

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Tillamook

Famous for the Tillamook Creamery, a hub for agriculture and history.

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Netarts

A quiet community on Netarts Bay, excellent for crabbing and clamming.

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Oceanside

Built into a steep hillside, known for its tunnel through Maxwell Point.

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