Manzanita and the Oregon Coast
Sightseeing
Manzanita is a sweet little beach town just south of Cannon Beach on Oregon’s north coast. Stroll the beach and enjoy the spectacular view of Neahkahnie Mountain to the north. It was here that famed Oregon governor Oswald West was so inspired by the landscape that he declared that Oregon’s beaches should always remain free and open to all. Back in town, Manzanita packs in the culinary excellence with a delightful bakery, fine dining, wine, beer and gourmet groceries.
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Manzanita
Manzanita is a sweet little beach town just south of Cannon Beach on Oregon’s north coast. Stroll the beach and enjoy the spectacular view of Neahkahnie Mountain to the north. It was here that famed Oregon governor Oswald West was so inspired by the landscape that he declared that Oregon’s beaches should always remain free and open to all. Back in town, Manzanita packs in the culinary excellence with a delightful bakery, fine dining, wine, beer and gourmet groceries.
Cannon Beach is pretty inspiring. Haystack Rock towers on the shoreline. Waterfalls cascade onto the sand at Hug Point. Marine life peeks out at low tide. It’s no wonder National Geographic listed Cannon Beach as one of the 100 most beautiful places in the world in 2013. Plus the city’s many art galleries, restaurants, boutiques and oceanfront lodging can easily spark your imagination.
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Cannon Beach
Center StreetCannon Beach is pretty inspiring. Haystack Rock towers on the shoreline. Waterfalls cascade onto the sand at Hug Point. Marine life peeks out at low tide. It’s no wonder National Geographic listed Cannon Beach as one of the 100 most beautiful places in the world in 2013. Plus the city’s many art galleries, restaurants, boutiques and oceanfront lodging can easily spark your imagination.
Located just 90 minutes from Portland on the north coast, Seaside offers spectacular ocean views next to a bustling downtown. Walk or bike the 1.5-mile promenade, feed the seals at the Seaside Aquarium, cruise the shops and restaurants on Broadway Street, dig for razor clams or simply explore miles of flat, sandy beach.
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Seaside
Located just 90 minutes from Portland on the north coast, Seaside offers spectacular ocean views next to a bustling downtown. Walk or bike the 1.5-mile promenade, feed the seals at the Seaside Aquarium, cruise the shops and restaurants on Broadway Street, dig for razor clams or simply explore miles of flat, sandy beach.
With Victorian-era homes etched into hills overlooking the Columbia River, this picturesque settlement (the oldest west of the Rockies) is a port city with Scandinavian flavor. Surrounded by forests, boasting three rivers and situated a stone’s throw away from the Pacific, Astoria is a fishing village-meets-Victoriana, chockablock with forts, museums and great local brews.
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Astoria
With Victorian-era homes etched into hills overlooking the Columbia River, this picturesque settlement (the oldest west of the Rockies) is a port city with Scandinavian flavor. Surrounded by forests, boasting three rivers and situated a stone’s throw away from the Pacific, Astoria is a fishing village-meets-Victoriana, chockablock with forts, museums and great local brews.
Wheeler is a coastal community where art, history and the great outdoors abound. Stroll the shops and galleries. Look for migratory birds along the bay. Dig for clams in the river estuary. Stay at the historic hotel downtown. Eat to your heart’s desire. Then do it all again.
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Wheeler
Wheeler is a coastal community where art, history and the great outdoors abound. Stroll the shops and galleries. Look for migratory birds along the bay. Dig for clams in the river estuary. Stay at the historic hotel downtown. Eat to your heart’s desire. Then do it all again.
Here, visitors can hike nearby Neahkahnie Mountain, go clamming, crabbing or trout fishing, and enjoy annual events that include the kite festival and arts and crafts fair.
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Rockaway Beach
Here, visitors can hike nearby Neahkahnie Mountain, go clamming, crabbing or trout fishing, and enjoy annual events that include the kite festival and arts and crafts fair.
Located on the North Coast along the Three Capes Scenic Route, Netarts is a small community surrounded by a coastal rainforest and the Pacific Ocean. The 7-mile-long Netarts Bay offers stunning views and opportunities for hiking, boating, crabbing and clamming.
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Netarts Bay
Located on the North Coast along the Three Capes Scenic Route, Netarts is a small community surrounded by a coastal rainforest and the Pacific Ocean. The 7-mile-long Netarts Bay offers stunning views and opportunities for hiking, boating, crabbing and clamming.
Pacific City might be off the beaten path, but it’s worth the detour. Sitting on the edge of the Three Capes Scenic Drive, with the stunning Cape Kiwanda as its headland, Pacific City is a peaceful beachfront town offering plenty of outdoor pursuits. Thanks to a natural breakwater, Pacific City’s beach is a favorite spot for surfers and anglers. It’s also the birthplace of Pelican Brewery, located right next to the sand.
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Pacific City
Pacific City might be off the beaten path, but it’s worth the detour. Sitting on the edge of the Three Capes Scenic Drive, with the stunning Cape Kiwanda as its headland, Pacific City is a peaceful beachfront town offering plenty of outdoor pursuits. Thanks to a natural breakwater, Pacific City’s beach is a favorite spot for surfers and anglers. It’s also the birthplace of Pelican Brewery, located right next to the sand.
Garibaldi is a cozy fishing village on Oregon’s Tillamook Coast, home to the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad and a bustling harbor for fishing, crabbing and boating. Look for a bright white “G” on the hillside and rest easy knowing you’ve arrived.
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Garibaldi
Garibaldi is a cozy fishing village on Oregon’s Tillamook Coast, home to the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad and a bustling harbor for fishing, crabbing and boating. Look for a bright white “G” on the hillside and rest easy knowing you’ve arrived.
Food scene
Cute winery open all day every day for coffee, wine, beer and snacks. Also available for event rental.
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The Winery at Manzanita
253 Laneda AveCute winery open all day every day for coffee, wine, beer and snacks. Also available for event rental.
Great little pub with fireplace and good food. No minors.
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San Dune Pub
127 Laneda AveGreat little pub with fireplace and good food. No minors.
Intimate cocktail lounge, located three blocks from the beach in beautiful Manzanita. They have a full bar with a satisfying array of craft cocktails, and unique foods, beers, and wines. However, their focus is on whiskey. With over 200 brown liquors from around the world, they have a top shelf that will blow your mind.
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MacGregor's Whiskey Bar
387 Laneda AveIntimate cocktail lounge, located three blocks from the beach in beautiful Manzanita. They have a full bar with a satisfying array of craft cocktails, and unique foods, beers, and wines. However, their focus is on whiskey. With over 200 brown liquors from around the world, they have a top shelf that will blow your mind.
Small, casual restaurant serving up Thai stir-fries, noodles, curries, dumplings & other classics.
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A Mighty Thai
725 Manzanita AveSmall, casual restaurant serving up Thai stir-fries, noodles, curries, dumplings & other classics.
A menu featuring classic & creative pizzas for to-go only out of a roadside shopping center window.
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Marzano's Pizza Pie
60 Laneda AveA menu featuring classic & creative pizzas for to-go only out of a roadside shopping center window.
El Trio Loco Dos
114 Laneda AveMexican restaurant
Mom-&-pop eatery offering a locally focused menu of seafood, steaks & burgers in a comfy space.
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Big Wave Cafe
822 Laneda AveMom-&-pop eatery offering a locally focused menu of seafood, steaks & burgers in a comfy space.
Mexican comfort classics in an eclectic, beachy counter-serve space with outdoor seating.
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Left Coast Siesta
288 Laneda AveMexican comfort classics in an eclectic, beachy counter-serve space with outdoor seating.
Manzanita Coffee Co.
60 Laneda AveCoffee and breakfast goods.
Ice cream and candy, what else could you need?
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Schwietert's Cones & Candy
102 N Hwy 101Ice cream and candy, what else could you need?
Manzanita News & Espresso
500 Laneda AveLocal coffee place.
Manzanita Sweets offers a breath-taking assortment of old-fashioned candy, hand-crafted chocolates and salt water taffy. In addition to finding their favorite childhood sweets, visitors are treated to a wide array of antiques and novelties. Manzanita Sweets opened its doors at the start of 2011 and is proud to offer delicacies from many regional sources.
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Manzanita Sweets
310 Laneda AveManzanita Sweets offers a breath-taking assortment of old-fashioned candy, hand-crafted chocolates and salt water taffy. In addition to finding their favorite childhood sweets, visitors are treated to a wide array of antiques and novelties. Manzanita Sweets opened its doors at the start of 2011 and is proud to offer delicacies from many regional sources.
Grocery store in downtown Manzanita
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Manzanita Grocery & Deli - The Little Apple
193 Laneda AveGrocery store in downtown Manzanita
Manzanita Fresh Foods
730 Manzanita AveGrocery store
Wild: Grocery & Cafe
298 Laneda AveNatural grocery store.