Oregon Coast TODAY: Fall 2023

FALL 2023

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ushrooms, like the specimens captured in our cover shot by Girl in Water Photography, are just one of the treasures that await intrepid visitors to the Oregon Coast in fall.

With the summer rush in the rearview mirror, visitors can look forward to less crowds, easier restaurant reservations and even more stretches of public beach with nary a soul in sight.

And the fall weather is a treasure all of its own, with blue skies, crisp mornings and stunning sunsets served up with reassuring regularity.

So, whether you are hunting mushrooms in Yachats (page 4), exploring the delights of Newport (page 16), relaxing and recharging at Salishan Coastal Lodge (page 12) or finding yourself in Waldport (page 22), I hope you enjoy all fall has to offer in our beautiful corner of the world.

Patrick Alexander owner & publisher Oregon Coast TODAY

on the cover Fungi in all their forms are the focus of the Yachats Village Mushroom Festival. Photo by Girl in Water Photography. this page Newport’s Yaquina Bay Bridge sparkles in the sunlight. published by OCT Media Company PO Box 962 Lincoln City, OR 97367 541-921-0413

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Spore time?

Fill it with a trip to the Yachats Village Mushroom Festival this fall

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hen summer winds down, the Throughout the weekend, a full roster town of Yachats heats up as the of speakers will present in the commons natural beauty surrounding this and other locations throughout the town, picturesque town comes alive. and the All Mushroom Things-Artists, “We really encourage people to come Cultivators, Creators, Gatherers Fair will visit us during the late fall and early winter,” take place in the Yachats Commons Multisaid Bobbi Price, executive director of the Purpose Room. Restaurants throughout Yachats Chamber of Commerce. “Even the town will feature mushroom specialty when it’s rainy, you can hike in the rain dishes and hikes will happen in area forests. forest under the tree canopy, and that’s All festival walks are led by professional also when we start to get some of our most and amateur mycologists, forest ecologists dramatic waves. There’s nothing like storm and naturalists, are one to two hours long watching from a lodging window while and are held on excellent, easy sipping tea or wine. It’s just a trails in the spectacular perfect way to wind down coastal mature and after a busy summer.” old-growth forest Harpist Lisa Lynn This year’s king at Cape Perpetua tides, when the water or Gerdemann level and waves are Botanical exceptionally high, Preserve. will peak from “We’ve Nov. 24 through got some 26. really well The forest also respected comes alive with and wellfungi, and the known Yachats Mushroom speakers like Festival, running Dr. Charles from Friday Oct. 20, Lefevre, through Sunday, Oct. president and 22, is second to none. founder of New “The festival has not just World Truffieres,” come out of dormancy,” Price Price said. “There will said. “It’s going to be bigger than also be the ‘Mushroom Cafe’ ever and we have some really cool things hosted by Beach Daisy Wines in the big happening, starting with a dinner and a Yachats Commons kitchen, where people keynote speaker.” can sit, sip and enjoy small bites or mingle.

The mushroom-themed dinner, on We’ll even have kids’ mushroom art, a log Friday, Oct. 20, at the Yachats Commons, inoculating workshop and a truffle dog will include live music by GAEA, followed demonstration. The vending area will have by the talk from Langdon Cook, author some absolutely amazing artists with some of “The Mushroom Hunters: A Hidden of the cutest things from hats to jewelry, World of Food, Money, and (Mostly Legal) decor, mugs and more. And I love that there Adventure.” is something for people at every level of

expertise, including total novices. It will be a really fungi weekend.”

In November, you can pack away your mushroom knives and don your kilts for the Celtic Music Festival, running from Friday, Nov. 10, through Sunday, Nov. 12.

Now in its third decade of bringing world-class Celtic music to the idyllic Oregon Coast, the festival features a variety of free and ticketed concerts with a stunning lineup of musicians, Celtic inspired clothing vendors and whisky tasting.

Musical acts include Dervish, Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas, Karan Casey, Cillian Vallely Trio, Biddy on the Bench and On the Lash.

Workshops include a Hands-on-Harps interactive musical experience with Lisa Lynne. No musical experience is needed to play beautiful sounds on provided traditional Celtic harps.

Rob Gandara, pipe and whistle maker extraordinaire from Celtic Carbony Winds, will be hosting four, half hour-long whistle and practice chanter workshops during the weekend.

Ever wanted to try céilí dancing? Join a céilí class led by Irish dancer Maldon Meehan, with music provided by Biddy on the Bench.

And later this year you can usher in the yuletide at the Village Christmas Tree Lighting and Cocoa Trail on Saturday, Dec. 2.

“That whole day we will have ‘shop local’ events,” Price said. “There will be hot cocoa in businesses all over town to enjoy while strolling around and appreciating the holiday decorations, ending with the lighting of our community tree.”

For information about Yachats Community events and more, go to yachats. org.

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Pacific Maritime Heritage Center Located on the Newport bayfront, the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center incorporates the working wharf, educational programs, and local maritime uses. The center features maritimerelated exhibits and art as well as museum store and the Doerfler Family Theater, with onsite parking available. It has been designed to attract, educate, and entertain all ages, instilling in local residents and visitors a sense of place and community, a place they will want to visit again and again.

Tuesday-Sunday 11 am-4 pm, 333 SE Bay Blvd., Newport • 541-265-7509 • oregoncoasthistory.org

WATCH YOUR STEP– WILDLIFE AHEAD. Tide pools are living ecosystems. Explore with care when enjoying these natural wonders.

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Rusty Truck Brewing

Create your masterpiece every Saturday and Sunday at our buildyour-own Bloody Mary Bar. Rusty Truck Brewing is the place to go got craft beer, great food and vibrant entertainment, right in the heart of the Oregon Coast.

Stay tuned for details of our live music events through the fall.

Rusty Truck Brewing, 4649 SW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City • 541-994-7729 • www.rustytruckbrewing.com

Café C’est La Vie Since opening in 2012, our team has been dedicated to bringing a little taste of Europe to the Central Coast. This fall and winter will be a great opportunity to join us for breakfast, lunch or a special event.

Stop in to enjoy handmade crepes, quiches, soups and salads and view our current art exhibit by Ashely King and keep a look out for the next show opening mid-November. We will be hosting painter Lucynda Campbell in the beginning of October for a Sip and Paint party, details can be found on our Facebook Page soon. RSVP required. Our little cafe gives abundant thanks to the locals and visitors alike for making this year one of our best yet!

Photo by Blue Water Photography

Wednesday-Sunday 8:30 am-3:30 pm • 8 Bella Beach Drive, Depoe Bay • 541-764-2828 • Take-out available

Lincoln City Glass Center

Glass blowing is a big deal on the Oregon Coast, and Lincoln City Glass Center has everything you need to experience this longtime local tradition.

Make an appointment to design your own glass masterpiece. ​Spend time with a professional glassblower and work with them to bring your art to life.

Pick up your piece the following day, or let us mail it to your home.

Lincoln City Glass Center, 4821 SW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City • 541-996-2569 • www.lincolncityglasscenter.com

Inn at Spanish Head Face it, we have the best views on the Oregon Coast. The Inn At Spanish Head invites you to experience exceptional oceanfront lodging and penthouse dining at Oregon’s only resort hotel built right on the beach. Each of our oceanfront rooms has floor-to-ceiling windows offering unobstructed ocean views.

Inn at Spanish Head • 4009 SW Highway 101, Lincoln City • 541-996-2161 • www.spanishhead.com

Inn at Spanish Head

Experience the finest in oceanfront lodging on the Oregon coast. A wide variety of one and twobedroom suites, studios and bedroom units are available for your comfort. All are oceanfront with floor-to-ceiling windows offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Most have balconies and are equipped with a kitchen, kitchenette or wet bar.

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ake full advantage of being nestled in a coastal forest a mere stone’s throw from the ocean, where Salishan Coastal Lodge by SCP Hotels provides a healthy and conscious travel experience with a wealth of activities for every member of the family, even the four-legged ones.

Taking the on-site food choices in a sustainable healthy direction, the menus at Provisions Market and The Attic have been refreshed and updated to focus on thoughtfully sourced, fresh ingredients and plant-centric food to fuel all your adventures. This update to the menu offerings furthers their mission of being healthy, kind and green and highlights seasonal ingredients with careful preparation and creative presentation.

Travelers to Salishan Coastal Lodge by SCP Hotels are ideally located to explore and enjoy the Oregon Coast. Take advantage of the easy access to the sandy shores of Gleneden Beach as well as hiking trails right on the property and throughout the surrounding coastal forests, or head to nearby popular spots like Drift Creek Falls, Cascade Head and God’s Thumb.

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Borrow a complimentary beach cruiser and see where your adventures take you! You can even explore the treetops at the only Aerial Park on the Oregon Coast, or take to the Pickleball courts to enjoy a few games of America’s fastest-growing sport.

Salishan Coastal Lodge by SCP Hotels is dog-friendly and offers special accommodations for canine companions, from dog-friendly trails to pet washing stations where you can clean sandy paws after beach adventures.

For those looking to get out on the green, Salishan Golf Links offers an iconic golf experience with old-growth timber or seaside bluffs at every turn.

The course restoration in 2004, overseen by Oregon golf legend and PGA Tour Pro Peter Jacobsen and his design firm, Jacobsen-Hardy Golf Design, preserves the layout and the spirit of Salishan’s fabled links while enhancing playability and opening the golf course to captivating ocean views.

Take some time for self-care at The Spa at Salishan and let the restorative elements of the Oregon Coast surround you, whether you are watching

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eagles soar over Siletz Bay from the outdoor infinity jacuzzi or relaxing at the hands of certified massage therapists. The Oregon Coast spa offers a full line of salon services and spa treatments, including customizable facials and specialized hand and foot treatments to renew your body and spirit.

Make the most of every moment at Salishan Coastal Lodge

by SCP Hotels with their special Adventure Your Way package, perfect for summer travel. With Adventure Your Way, stay three or more nights and receive a $100 nightly credit to spend at the Aerial Park, Salishan Golf Links, The Spa at Salishan, Provisions Market and The Attic.

Your visit to Salishan Coastal Lodge by SCP Hotels will do you a world of good — but it will also do good for the world.

Through the “Every Stay Does Good” program, every time you book an adventure at Salishan Coastal Lodge you support youth well-being through WE Well-Being, light the home of a family in need through Miracles for Kids and plant a tree in an unnaturally deforested area through One Tree Planted.

Your family’s stay at Salishan Coastal Lodge will have impacts beyond just the life-long memories you will be sure to make.

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Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad Join us for a scenic excursion along the Nehalem River powered by a historic diesel locomotive. Behold fall’s vibrant array of colors firsthand and bear witness to the season’s breathtaking transformation — a sight to remember.

Photo by Nathaniel Boyd Chinook Winds Casino Resort, 1777 NW 44th Street,Avenue, LincolnGaribaldi City • 888-CHINOOK Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad, 306 American • 855-562-7711• www.chinookwindscasino.com • oregoncoastscenic.org

Tillamook Air Museum This Word War II-era blimp hangar houses an impressive array of exhibits, including recreations of British wartime bunkers to aircraft including the Bell TH-57 Helicopter, the F-14A Tomcat, a Douglas A-4 Skyhawk and the unmissable Aerospacelines MiniGuppy.

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Tillamook Air Museum, 6030 Hangar Road, Tillamook • 503-842-1130 • www.tillamookair.com

Schooner Restaurant & Lounge Fortunate enough to be located at the boat launch of beautiful, bountiful and pristine Netarts Bay, we make the most of all the bay and our surrounding community provide — the very best the Pacific has to offer.

Schooner Restaurant & Lounge, 2065 Boat Basin Road, Netarts • 503-815-9900 • www.theschooner.net

Schooner Restaurant & Lounge Though the view of Netarts Bay, either from inside the building or outside on the large glass-enclosed deck, is definitely something to write home about, the proprietors of The Schooner Restaurant & Lounge are equally proud of their farm-to-table menu. Sourcing their produce, meat, eggs and seafood as much as possible from local producers is one of the reasons the business is included on the North Coast Food Trail.

Schooner Restaurant & Lounge, 2065 Boat Basin Road, Netarts • 503-815-9900 • www.theschooner.net

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s the long, hot and dry days of summer wane, autumn ushers in a vibrant new season of opportunities at the Central Coast. For many coasties, Newport is the center for recreation and entertainment that offers a new lease on life every fall.

In an effort to build new streams of economy to the coast, the Newport Chamber of Commerce has partnered with DiscoverNewport. com, the marketing arm of the City of Newport. Together, they have a vision to deliver outstanding experiences for coastal visitors as well as the people who call Newport home.

Maggie Conrad, director of events for the chamber, says the year-round opportunities for outdoor activities like beach combing, fishing, crabbing, clamming, hiking, kayaking and multiple familyfriendly experiences make Newport e a standout destination. s u ho Yaq t Add to this list a virtual show of h uina Head Lig whales, resident birds, sea lions and the many

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mammals whose habitats encompass the heavily old-growth-forested areas. After all, the Oregon Coast is where the forest meets the sea.

“Newport draws tourists for many reasons,” Conrad said. “The many entertaining attractions, beachside hotels, a variety of culinary experiences and unique shopping opportunities.”

The Yaquina Bay Bridge is one of the most recognizable landmarks, spanning the Yaquina River at the mouth of the Pacific Ocean.

Traveling over the bridge offers breathtaking views of the coastline and harbor for boating enthusiasts.

Below the bridge is the bayfront — home of the seafood industry with canneries, processing plants and the largest commercial fleet on the Oregon Coast. The five docks in the marina are home to more than 100 boats that supply catches of salmon, halibut, cod, tuna, rockfish, shrimp and Dungeness crab. A walk on the docks can net the purchase of fresh fish or an opportunity to crab and fish on your own.

Charter boat fishing is offered by Tradewinds and Yaquina Bay Charter. Ocean and sea life tours are available through Marine Discovery Tours.

“If you want to shop, the bayfront offers just about everything from art galleries to gifts and souvenirs,” Conrad said. “And restaurants are plentiful. Of course, the bayfront specializes in seafood cuisine but you can satisfy any palate.”

Perhaps the most popular free experience is at Port Dock One, where the resident sea lions give a stellar performance. The recently installed floating docks are home to the male California sea lions who give a delightful, albeit noisy, show for 11 months of the year. This bachelor herd migrates to Southern California every July to mate, returning to Newport’s bayfront a month later.

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Newport Hatfield Marine Science Center, which features interactive exhibits for children of all ages.

Widely recognized as one of the country’s foremost aquariums, the 23-acre site of the nearby Oregon Coast Aquarium includes North America’s largest seabird aviary, unique habitats for marine mammals, a touch pool and a walk-through tunnel for visitors to experience different ocean environments. The aquarium regularly changes its exhibits so visitors can return for a new encounter.

The revitalized historic Nye Beach area offers a bounty of shopping and restaurants, and features the Newport Visual Arts Center as well as the Newport Performing Arts Center — home to the Newport Symphony and three community theater groups.

Newport is the only city on the Oregon Coast with two lighthouses, both built in the 1800s. The Yaquina Bay Lighthouse is located in Yaquina State Park. About five miles north is the Yaquina Head Lighthouse, which, at 93 feet high, is the tallest on the Oregon Coast. The interpretive center, basalt rock beach and tide pools are popular with tourists and locals and is another experience not to be missed.

Some of the best hiking in the area are part of the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area. These include the Beach Trail from the Yaquina Head Lighthouse; the Salal Hill Trail which leads to the Lighthouse from the interpretive center; and the panoramic Communications Hill.

“The pandemic was the impetus for hiking many of the Pacific Coast trails,” Conrad said.

“People wanted to be outside, explore the scenic trails and breathe fresh air.”

A few of Conrad’s recommendations are the estuary trail at Hatfield, Mike Miller Park, Don Davis Park beach trail and Nye Beach access with ADA accessibility. South Beach State Park features several trails to the beach and the jetty.

A resource for Newport area trails can be found at oregonhikers.org.

Kayaking is a popular water sport in the Newport area. The Oregon Boating Foundation does a guided kayak tour on the Yaquina River, providing kayaks. Between Newport and Toledo via Bay Road is a kayak park with a cradle for launching.

“The launch access is free and there’s plenty of parking,” Conrad said. “Just go down to the dock, put your kayak in the cradle, jump in and go.”

The Newport Chamber of Commerce lists upcoming events on its website at newportchamber.org. Highlights include the Oregon Coast Jazz Party and Newport Pride, both taking place in fall, plus winter events such as the aquarium’s holiday lights, ay Bridge quina B a Y the lighted boat tour and e Th the famous Newport Seafood & Wine Festival.

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Deck the Dock in Lincoln City!

Saturday, Dec. 2 at 5pm, Taft Waterfront Park, SW 51st St Kick off the holiday season with the lighting of the dock in Siletz Bay! Come celebrate the Lincoln City community with photos alongside Santa and Mrs. Claus, cookies and cheer!

No registration is required for this FREE event.

For more on Lincoln City, check out Explore Lincoln City at oregoncoast.org or call 541-996-1274

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Blackfish Cafe The Blackfish Cafe is a mainstay of the Oregon Coast restaurant scene; featuring real, fresh seafood, local produce, seasonal vegetables, meats, salads, and a selection of Northwest beach favourites.

Preparations are simple yet elegant, highlighting the natural flavours of the Pacific Northwest.

Blackfish Cafe, 2733 NW Hwy. 101, Lincoln City • 541-996-1007 • blackfishcafe.com

Oregon Coast Jazz Party

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Celebrate the best in live jazz October 6-8 at the Oregon Coast Jazz Party, presented by Oregon Coast Council for the Arts. This star-studded event at the Newport Performing Arts Center features Ken Peplowski, Diego Figueiredo, Randy Porter, Ada Rovatti, The Monty Alexander Trio (Monty Alexander, Luke Sellick, Jason Brown), Dave Captein, Lewis Nash, Tom Ranier, Todd Strait, Katie Thiroux, Tom Wakeling, and Kenny Washington. Enjoy four sessions over three days, including a special all-Gershwin grand finale program in honor of the upcoming 100th anniversary of “Rhapsody in Blue”.

Learn more about this highly anticipated annual event at www.oregoncoastjazzparty.org

Advantage Real Estate, 205 E Olive Street, Newport • 541-265-2200 • www.advantagerealestate.com

Coho Oceanfront Lodge Experience a spectacular oceanfront location, warm hospitality, panoramic ocean views, great facilities and amenities. We offer a wide variety of room types to meet your needs.

Located along the stunning Oregon Coast, we are within walking distance to a host of restaurants, cafes, art galleries and local shops. Welcome!

1635 NW Harbor Avenue, Lincoln City • 1-800-848-7006 • www.thecoholodge.com

The Hallie Ford Museum of Art at 25: Highlights from the Permanent Collection

SEPTEMBER 19 – DECEMBER 16, 2023 Join in the celebration! Enjoy free admission during October and special events throughout the season.

Richard C. Elliott, Portals through Time (detail), 2008

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Destination: Waldport

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aldport. An unhurried village Park the car and stroll through the nestled along the Oregon historic town. Be sure to visit Itinerant Coast where the 48.5Artists, a gift shop and gallery featuring mile Alsea River flows from the coastal more than 12 local artists. Stop in to mountains to the sea. discover treasures at Waldport Flea Market The elegantly arched Alsea Bay Bridge, and grab some homemade ice cream at 2,910 feet in length, spans the bay. and candy from the new JillyBeanz Ice Opened in 1991, It replaced Cream Parlor. Well-Read Books is a the original 1936 bridge, charming bookstore for relaxing designed by Conde and browsing. Hi-School McCullough. At the Pharmacy is filled with gifts, south end of the fishing and camping gear, bridge, The Alsea health care products, Bay Bridge toys, school and office Visitor Center supplies. Try Skosh & Waldport for fish tacos, burgers, Museum houses chicken, milkshakes artifacts and and seasonal specialties. records, with Grand Central Pizza displays on every satisfies your pizza palate Keady Wayside • bridge spanning and their famous garlic Photo

by Tom Fullmer the 363-mile balls and shrimp salad can be Oregon coastline. The paired nicely with microbrews museum celebrates the from throughout the region. Fresh native Alsi Indians and pioneers Mexican across from Keady Wayside who settled here. Inside the visitor center features family recipes, beer and wine, you’ll discover unique gifts and crafts and margaritas and outdoor seating. an abundance of visitor information from Bring your clubs and discs and enjoy maps to attractions and local businesses Crestview Golf Club and The Red River to trail maps, campground and lodging Disc Golf courses. information, and everything you need to Stroll the beach along the secluded know for fishing, crabbing, clamming and coastline where you might not see anyone wildlife viewing. Admission is free and the except the seals splashing in the waves center is fully ADA accessible. and sunning on the rocks. If trails are your

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thing, The Woodland and Kittel-Kaufman Trails are forested gems and easily walkable — just minutes from downtown.

The Port of Alsea is a must see and visit. Launch your boat or kayak (rentals available), crab right from docks with all the gear you need from Shrimp Daddy’s and Dock of The Bay. You can also stay and launch your boat or kayak at McKinley’s RV Park and Alsea River RV Park and Marina, both right on the Alsea River.

Dine at the historic Salty Dawg Bar & Grill or Azul Mexican Restaurant. Sip wine and savor charcuterie delights at the new Bayside Cellars, too!

Café CHILL Coffeehouse invites you to relax, unwind and enjoy locally roasted coffee and specialty breakfast, lunch and dinner treats. Right across from CHILL, stop by Tidewater Creations where you’ll find the most extensive yarn and supply store in the area. Sate your need for cakes, pastries, bread and other confections at the world-famous Pacific Sourdough.

Need a place to stay? Check out the petfriendly Waldport Inn or contact Sweet Homes Vacation Getaways for unique and charming vacation rentals any time of year.

The Waldport KOA overlooking Alsea Bay offers full RV hook-ups and tent camping, too. Your Central Oregon coast destination is Waldport. Where the Forest Meets the Sea. www.findyourselfinwaldport.com

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