Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 541-996-6614;
www.northlincolncountyhistoricalmuseum.org
;
4907 SW US 101; noon-5pm
Wed-Sun)
This good museum highlights Lincoln City's history with Native Amer-
ican basketry, pioneer artifacts, glass floats and exhibits on its past industries.
Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio
GLASSBLOWING
( 541-996-2569;
www.jennifersearsglassart.com
; 4821 SW Hwy 101)
Like glassblowing? Then
don't miss the Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio where you can learn to blow your own
float - or just watch someone else do it.
Activities
Hiking
At
Cascade Head
, two Nature Conservancy trails access a 1200ft-high ocean vista. The
first is Cascade Head (north entrance), a mile-long upper trail that leaves from Cascade
Head Rd (USFS Rd 1861), 4 miles north of the Hwy 18 junction. The second is Trail
1310, a 3-mile lower trail that scales the headland from the end of Three Rocks Rd.
At the end of USFS Rd 1861 is the steep 2.6-mile trail down to
Harts Cove
, a remote
meadow along a cliff-lined bay frequented by sea lions.
Some trails are closed January to July; call the
Hebo Ranger Station
(
503-392-3161)
for current information.
Other Activities
Canoeing and kayaking are possible on Devil's Lake, east of town, and on Siletz Bay.
Several operators offer horseback riding on the beach, including
Green Acres Beach &
Trail Rides
(
541-603-1768;
www.beach-rides.com
)
.
Blue Heron Landing
WATER SPORTS
(
9am-7pm mid-Mar-Sep)
Rent kayaks, paddle
541-994-4708; 4006 W Devil's Lake Rd;
boats and bicycles.
Oregon Surf Shop
SURFING
(
541-996-3957;
www.oregonsurfshop.com
;
3001 SW US 101;
10am-6pm Mon-Sat, 1-6pm
Sun)
Surfing advice and rentals.
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
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