Changing weather from dense fog to parting skies, and then dense fog again. No better place.

I had never been to the Oregon coast until this week, visited on 10/14/26. Definitely need to come back soon!! Absolutely beautiful!

not sure when we start getting info about whether they’re big enough for the season to begin. I think that’s the metric the folks at the fish counter use when they’re telling us when fresh crab might arrive in the valley anyway.

Coming to Depoe Bay soon from central oregon for a little getaway. Was looking on Apple Maps and saw what looks like large schools of fish off the coast... but they're car-sized. Are these whales? Dolphins? Forgive my inlander ignorance... I'm curious and want to learn more about what these could be! They're all up and down the coast in large and small groups.

I have perused lots of photographer websites and portfolios based on the regular family/wedding shoot recommendations. I have looked at find a photographer websites and not really had any luck with finding what I am looking for.

3 50 year old women want to do a sea witch/goth themed photo shoot on Halloween on the coast near Cape Meares. We have our own wardrobe and will do our own hair and makeup. We are 3 cousins who visit the coast annually for Cousin Camp and this year our trip falls on Halloween. We thought we'd commemorate with a fun photo shoot in witch costumes.

Who would you recommend??

-Nikon Z8

First visit to Oceanside, what a cool beach! It‘s great that there’s both sandy and rocky areas for exploring.

I’ve seen ads for portable 2-4 person hot tubs that are heated by wood (in a coil). Some of the photos look like the Oregon coast. Is this type of fire + temporary hot tub allow on Oregon beaches?

Our KOIN 6 weathercam has been really showing off lately! This timelapse is from Tuesday.

Sun back on the coast now after a rainy Friday morning. Hope everyone has a lovely weekend full of magic like this and (hopefully) a Seaside trip in your near future.

I found someone’s nice appearing camera by the Wayfarer restaurant. If you can describe to me what you’re missing I’ll get it back to you. I’m at the coast for another night.
ETA: I don’t have Facebook otherwise I’d post there, too!

We're visiting for my birthday and we swung the beach just as the sun was setting. 🤌🏻🤌🏻

I'm not sure the name of it. It's right by table Rock motel. We asked for directions to face rock, but I don't think we actually went far enough. Still super pretty!

A few weeks ago, I posted here looking for the 2 random photographers that stumbled upon my proposal to my fiancée at Secret Beach near Brookings. Well guess what, they came through! The last pic is a zoomed in shot from the first photo bc I assume reddit is gonna wreck the image quality. Huge shout out to @jenbauerphotography for the photos. 🙏

Hi !!
I just wanted to share my experiences since I go on Reddit to get a lot of recommendations when traveling. We Stayed in Rockaway Beach and I’m so glad we did! Quaint, beautiful town with the friendliest people. Keep in mind I’m from the other side of the country so all of this trip was amazing and something new to explore and appreciate!

Activities:
Big cedar tree boardwalk: easy, quiet, beautiful (able to complete with a 3 year old and 70 year old)

South Neahkahnie mountain trail; 3.5 mile loop moderate hike. Beautiful, saw some elk prints, lots of mushrooms. The clouds were over so we couldn’t see the coast but it was still worth it to me.

Oregon scenic railroad: Rockaway<> garibaldi. Uhh this was nice!! Just not really my thing. Good for the littles.

Cannon beach/ haystack rock; yeah, amazing. Everyone had said it was crowded but there was plenty of room to walk around, explore, chill. Saw some starfish.

Yaquina beach: highlight of the trip. Seals, birds, starfish, anemones, trippy rocks. Yes, Crowded but everyone was so nice and if something was cool people would tell others! The Lighthouse was pretty to look at, I could take it or leave it though, the beach was the best.

Tillamook creamery: Ice cream was great of course. Lots of things to look at. I’m just not a huge fan of crowds and more into nature so if you’re into tastings and understanding processes this is definitely a hit :)

Hug point: so cute! Little awesome caves, cute waterfall/ run off? Good place to explore.

Ate at;
Jandys Oyster company: 10/10. Family friendly, FRESH oysters, best people and food!

Pronto pup: such a fun experience

Sand dollar restaurant: touristy (but I was a tourist so🤷🏼‍♀️) clam chowder was delicious, right on the beach, we sat outside !

Let me know if you have any questions or share your favorite experience!!

Whales sure have been active lately!

Both filmed in Seaside, August 2026

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https://reddit.com/link/1x10g6k/video/xh37170upauh1/player