We have been here twice and camped in a tent in C6 and C8- 6 is best! This campsite has always been full of good natured people and families and the amenities are wonderful as well as the rangers and hosts. I think you will love it as much as we do. It does get very damp on the coast so be sure to bring a water proof tarp for over your tent!! The beach is amazing with lots of sea-life to discover and rocky trails to climb. Highly recommend this campground.

Beautiful little spot to spend some time at the beach. Seems to get a little crowded at sundown as people enjoy the view. We used the day use area several times over a few days and accessed a different part of the beach each day. Found star fish and other marine life at low tide. Family friendly. Flushable toilets and picnic benches. We visited over Memorial Day weekend and it wasn’t too crowded.

Such beautiful weather this year. This is our favorite spot to camp in Oregon. The seascape is unique. Oh and especially the backdrop during the sunset hour is really spectacular. We will come back here every year if we can.

Beautiful state park and campground at Harris Beach! A mixture of full hookups, water + electric, and rustic sites. Most are very generous spaces with vegetation surrounding for privacy. The bath houses are well equipped and maintained. Loved having a fire ring for the evenings. Great little beach at the park with interesting rock formations and tidal pools. There are some walking trails and the campground is close to Brookings (only 15 min walk to town). Will definitely come back here when we are next on the Oregon coast!

Beautiful campground right by the water! We love staying in the yurts. Bathrooms are well maintained and so is the whole park.

As our first visit to Oregon, Harris Beach State Park immediately became one of the best state parks our family has experienced! It truly deserves 5 stars. The location is fantastic, with the beautiful beach just a quick 5-minute walk from the campground – perfect for our morning strolls and watching the sunset together. For hikers like us (and our dogs!), this place is paradise. There are plenty of fantastic, dog-friendly trails right within the park, and even more amazing hiking options just a short 20-minute drive away. We wwere absolutely blown away by the nearby redwood forests – truly unbelievable and a must-see! We stayed in Loop B, space 11, and found it to be wonderfully large and comfortable. While backing our 39ft rig in took a little maneuvering, the space itself was great once we were settled. For whoever looking for those truly premium spots with jaw-dropping ocean views, definitely try to book sites 20, 24, or 25 – on Loop A, they looked incredible! A huge plus for us, especially since I was working remotely, was the T-Mobile 5G coverage – it was surprisingly strong and reliable throughout our stay. It made handling work tasks seamless while being surrounded by such beauty. While we love using our Starlink, the excellent 5G meant we didn't need to set it up this time. For fellow Starlink users, it's worth noting that Loop B might be challenging due to potential obstructions from the gorgeous, super-tall redwood trees. Loop A, particularly spots along the main road with clearer sky views, might be a better bet if Starlink is your primary internet source. SIDE NOTE: We noticed a family nearby, clearly new to RVing, really struggling to back their trailer into their spot. After watching them try for about an hour with dozens of attempts, we decided to offer a hand, even though you sometimes hear it's best not to interfere. They were incredibly grateful, and it felt good to help them get parked up so they could finally start relaxing. We really believe there's nothing offensive about offering help, especially when someone is visibly having a tough time. So, to our fellow RVers reading this: if you see someone struggling, particularly newbies, please consider offering assistance – it can make a world of difference and fosters a wonderful sense of community!

One of the best state parks I’ve been to. Lots of Rangers and Hosts keeping the place clean. Garbage services around the corner from every site. Multiple stores close to town if you forget anything you need and a short drive to the California Redwoods. The other campers were very courteous, we had no issues with people quieting down or having unruly animals. My only criticism is some of the sites are ridiculously small. Our site was all gravel and pavement. Make sure to check google street view prior to booking!

Drove along the Samuel H. Boardman scenic corridor with a rental car. So many stops and trails along the way! My favorite was the not so “Secret Beach” was a steep way down to get to it and an even steeper incline going back up. Make sure to wear proper shoes, but so worth the amazing views! There is a waterfall that lets outs into the ocean. One of the most beautiful places I have seen! Came back for a nice sunset.

Very cool hike! Took about 30ish minutes from car and back with two labs. I highly recommend checking out. The hike was moderate. Lots of beautiful vista's seen from the cliffs. Be very careful though because a slip or a stumble could send you over.

Great hike. People have died here so there are signs blocking off the hike, but we did it anyways, just down to the part before the trail crosses the rock. I wouldn’t cross the rock bridge, as it’s not safe with the waves. Lots of poison ivy in the area so pay attention on the trails.

An absolutely gorgeous stretch of the Oregon coast! You can easily spend a couple of days exploring all the spots and discovering some new ones! My favorites were Natural Bridges and Secret Beach, but we also checked out Arch Rock, Lone Ranch Beach, and Cape Ferrelo for an amazing sunset!

The Samuel Corridor is absolutely breathtaking. From just driving through, there's so many areas and viewpoints for hikers & photographers. Enjoy the adventure!

Beautiful trails overlooking the ocean in a panoramic view. Huge mountain top over looking Lone Ranch Beach, with trails throughout the hillsides.

Magnificent views! A wide range of hiking trails with many great viewpoints. It is great going down to the different beaches and walking along them or sitting in the sun. Be mindful of the tide levels. Saw one family with small children almost get washed out by a way. There is something new around every corner on the beach and on the cliff trails. There are so many hidden beaches. We love visiting here because we always find something new to see or do.

Beautiful park with amazing flower gardens! Large playground, nice bathrooms and walking paths.

I was surprised how new the park was. The style was typical of what I grew up with but it's like a Trex-Dex material rather than wood. My kids loved how big it was and how much to explore.

We were too early in the year for the azaleas but the rhododendrons were in full bloom and beautiful!

I went to this park to visit the Capella by the Sea. The chapel is a small A frame building with a view of the ocean and harbor. The chapel was reserved for a special event so I only had a few minutes to walk in and look around before I needed to be out. The park itself has a small trail that winds through the trees and was a nice enjoyable walk. This park also has a playground and a disc golf course that looks like it would be fun as it is in and out around the trees. All in all it was a nice visit.

Beautifully landscaped and loved the walls around all the gardens have been going to concert in the park. Every Sunday afternoon in summer ☀️ from 1pm to 3pm

Nice little park with room for kids to play and parents to walk out sit and relax. Could have used more seating in the shade, but we were there on a warm day. The park has lots of amenities like basketball courts, ball fields, the Kid Town play structures a gazebo and off course, the Capella structure that is pretty amazing. Just wish we could have gone inside but from the vandalism in other parts of the park, I can see what they have to keep it locked up! They also have restrooms and lots of grassy areas.

*fenced kids play area *disc golf *restrooms *garden path/flowers *fun water fountain I really enjoy this park on any regular day but also really love all the events held here like the music festival and the Christmas light display. The playground is better suited for slightly older kids but there is a smaller section of it that is better for littler ones. The whole playground is fenced.

Gorgeous surrounding area with clean, more private feeling tent sites. Check in/out was a breeze. Felt very safe and comfortable throughout our stay and will be returning as soon as possible. Internet/service is a little spotty, as the campsite is in the sticks. River was warm, calm, and fairly shallow.

Fantastic camp spot for smaller rvs. I am in love with it & will definitely be back for more. My husband & I hiked along the Chetco, walked through the redwoods & enjoyed the scenic beaches. So quiet, especially on week days.

Perfection. Quiet campground, I swear everyone was asleep by 9pm. 😆 Chetco river is beautiful, shallow and WARM! Great for swimming or kayaking around a bit.The restrooms are as clean I've seen at campgrounds with flushable toilets. Showers are clean and water temp was fine. Not cold. Firewood is sold by camp host. Kid friendly and dogs are welcome. At night the only sounds I could hear was a hoot owl. We will make this our annual trip. Trails along the river lead to the Redwood trail. You won't be disappointed. Just a short drive to the coast and Samuel H Boardman state scenic corridor. Close enough to Hike to Secret beach and kayaking back at camp.

My dogs birthday was 4/20 and we drove down to Brookings from Washington to camp with his sister another pup and it was the most relaxing experience.

An absolutely beautiful little park right on the river with access to the Rocky Beach and a short hiking trail. Most dog owners are entitled here and do not follow the leash requirement in this place (even more than usual), unfortunately. The campground is lovely too.

Great day camping area with picnic tables separated by bushes. The toilets are very clean. You can drive out to the river. It’s all ricks—be careful. The blackberries are in season so there’s lots to pick. The trip from Brookings is beautiful. We saw Black Tailed Deer crossing the road. Take a picnic with you since you can eat by the river—bring chairs. Dogs love to go in the river.

Beautiful nice friendly park to go swimming for the day and to stay over night. Overall love the place

Gorgeous beach! Not a really big one, but good for a morning or sunset stroll, and checking out the sea life clinging to the rocks. We saw by far and away the most starfish and anemone of any coastal spot on our mutli-day southern Oregon coast trip. Didn't seem to be too crowded either, not sure if this is a super popular beach or not, but it was much nicer than Harris Beach down the road. There's also a high viewpoint from the bluffs above, which has its own parking, or you can hike up from the beach. Highly recommended, esp if you have kids and they want to get up close to tide pool creatures.

Probably my favorite beach in the Brookings area. Easy access from parking lot. Beautiful and scenic with awesome rock formations…. I regret that I didn’t check out the tide pools but it gives me something to look forward to on next visit….

Cool beach to chill at. We brought some sandwiches and ate on the beach. There were some picnic tables, but they were tucked away in the brush. Lots of shells on the beach and plenty of space to walk around and explore. Almost empty when we went.

GORGEOUS beach. Doesn’t seem to be as popular so there weren’t many people there which was very. Gorgeous rock formations and BEAUTIFUL waves. Highly recommend, it’s a lovely little walk!

Great place to tide pool at low tide.

One of our favorite spots on the coast. The access to the beach is quick and pretty easy. We were lucky enough to end up here at minus tides. We got to see a lot of creatures in the tidepools and on the rocks. This was also the first and only place that we got to get our toes in the sand and spend some time talking with locals. Wonderful memories.

I found this beach by accident and it has become my favorite beach on the west coast. There is easy parking, lots of warm soft sand, interesting rock formations, and hiking in the surrounding area. Around sunset it's otherworldly

The staff at the welcome center was so helpful, she gave us a mile marker sheet with all the points of interest on it for our trip up the coast, have definitely used it so far.

A beautiful area!! Driftwood galore! Ocean tumbled Moss Agate can be found on the shores. We really enjoyed this area. Restrooms at the Visitor center.

Awesome beach!! Agate is everywhere! We totally enjoyed it!! Just north of the California border....the welcome station has great parking, clean restrooms and is full of educational stuff

Very Cool place. Brought my daughter here for photos on the beach. Easy access and beautiful area

I love this park it's a great place to visit the ocean and it's beautiful but it closes at 8:00 p.m. ouch it should be 9:00 p.m. to catch the sunset

This is a great visitors center. The staff is super friendly. They had some great recommendations for sites to see. The facilities are clean and offer a great spot to refresh when driving along the coast. The beach acces is great. We just spent a few hours there with my youngest daughter and her dog while through. It was a perfect spot to stop for lunch.

Fun place. Took some photos of my daughter and her friend while there. Easy access

This place is big on the inside and a dog friendly establishment. They have good beer and a permanent food truck inside called Off the Wagon with all vegan food. I got their vegan Reuben and I wanted another one to take with me it was so good.

Friendly staff, quality beer, great selection! I got the Snicklefritz Marzen style Oktoberfest Lager, and my wife got Session Series. Both delicious! Stop by for a good beer on the coast.

Went in on Easter Sunday. It was their 12 year anniversary and they were serving the original beer they brewed when they open and it was amazing. The bar tender was very friendly. They offer indoor and patio seating with a great atmosphere. The aroma from the food truck was mouth watering as well. The options of microbrews was huge! I can't wait to co.e back to try new flavors! 🤙

Great tap house, pet friendly, great brews. Good price on a flight of tasters. Kid friendly birch beer (root beer) made in house. Amanda was so friendly and knowledgeable! Definitely recommend!

Only had one beer here, Save for Ted Robust Porter, but it was really tasty, and the brewery has a cool space, looks like they probably host some great events. Would recommend to any fellow travelers passing through along the Oregon coast.

Title: Chetco Brewing Company, Brookings: A Brew Haven Worth Revisiting Review: It's rare to find a place that combines excellent beer, great atmosphere, and top-notch service, but Chetco Brewing Company in Brookings, Oregon, manages to hit all those marks. I've visited this spot multiple times, and it's consistently fantastic. Firstly, the beer selection is exceptional, showcasing a variety of unique flavors and styles. Whether you're a seasoned beer enthusiast or a casual drinker, Chetco has something to suit your palate. You can tell that the brewers take immense pride in crafting each brew, making it a truly enjoyable experience. The staff also deserves a shout-out for their excellent service. They are not only knowledgeable about their beers but also attentive and friendly, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere that invites you to stay awhile. One of the things I especially appreciate about Chetco Brewing is its spacious layout. There's plenty of room to spread out, whether you prefer to lounge indoors or enjoy the fresh air in their outdoor seating area. This makes it a perfect spot to catch up with friends, spend time with family, or even just savor a good book along with your pint. If you find yourself in or around Brookings, I highly recommend making a pit stop at Chetco Brewing Company. It's a haven for beer lovers and a great place to relax and unwind. Rating: 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺 5/5

We had a great time! Awesome, vegan & GF food truck on-site. Excellent music, too. The only problem is no gluten-free beer. Get some for next time, even bottled, I’ll give you another star. 😉

Surprised and delighted by this hidden gem! Park in the marked parking area by the water treatment plant and follow the path through the fence and around the side of the complex for incredible views and a fun walk up to the point. Great flora and fauna. The path is paved and wide enough for two to pass each other but there are no fences or anything so you do need to be careful in rough weather. You can certainly feel the wind up there!

Wonderful little park behind the water treatment plant. A little confusing to find, but absolutely gorgeous. The dog park is nearly impossible to spot and is on the slower side of things. It only has fencing on three sides but theres a thick hedge where there isn’t fence and our dog didn’t notice. Very gorgeous!

My dog and I walked out here early in the morning. We walked up the path onto the rock. As we started walking back out my dog looked to the left and started to try running while looking into the brush. I could hear something walking along us in the brush but couldnt see what it was. I started yelling and throwing my arm up and then heard it take off. Its a beautiful place but my experience was scary. I wasnt going to post but I know this will help people be aware. I have a small dog too. This happened october 13th

Once you get past the wastewater plant the walk it stunning! Go up to the top of the point(steep incline!) or sneak off to the left down the trail to a secluded spot with tons of driftwood. Shhhh don’t ruin it!

A nice walk from the road and such a beautiful view of the sunset. ♡

Very nice ocean overlooking....so glad we found it.

Very gorgeous spot wheelchair, accessible, nice path to walk.Multiple accesses to beach about seventy percent wheelchair accessible, there are some steep hills lived on the coast for 30 plus years. I've been through brookings organ a hundred times and never knew this place existed.

Turn onto the dirt road right next to Seagull Lane. Didn't find any sea glass here but lots of great tide pooling opportunities around this rocky beach. The trail down to the beach is a bit steep but was manageable at a slow pace. I wished I had brought my walking stick to help with balance though. The beach is very loose small gravel mostly and moves a lot when you walk on it, so expect a good workout. Enjoyed seeing the massive stump near here as well as the rocky shoreline. Spotted some cute little fish in the tide pools and some sea lions on the rocks a bit farther out. The disc golf area and dog park looked nice too. Saw a few other people here but it was not crowded. There is a enough parking for a dozen or more vehicles. The views are wonderful even if you just stick to the area around the parking lot and don't hike down to the beach.

What a great little find!!! A beautiful park with a dog run/area, a 9 hole Frisbee golf course, and access to a beautiful beach! Truly enjoyed our wall on the beach and all the beautiful sites to see. Waves were very high when we first arrived and were a little concerned about walking down the beach. Got lucky and was able to walk around the corner and a large beach area presented itself to us!!! Probably took over 100 photos between the 2 of us in an hour. Magical place and I look forward to going back during the spring or summer.

Our friends took us down here to show us their favorite beach to pick rocks. Had a nice time looking for rocks and visiting. We got to see the tide start to come in.

Such a neat beach to go to! It has a beautiful off leash dog park right across the beach, and it has a nice disc golf area. The beach is a little rough to descend into on the rocks and gravel, but once you get down it’s so cool to explore the shore. There isn’t sand anywhere, but the entire shore is covered in tiny rocks. So cool!!

Great little beach! Access is ok, just use caution on the rocky parts, no handrails. Great beach for rockhounding!

Somewhat hidden but a nice little beach. Although it has rocks, they're small rocks like gravel sized. Great spot overall and has benches but no bathroom.

Would be a 5 star but it is a steep little trail with no steps. Im okd so needed a sturdy hiking staff. They have a pet play area where some locals have brought chairs. Frisbee Golf course! Grassy fields around. There is a portal it a toilet a portable toilet. The best thing is there are a ton of small polish rocks right in front of the trail so you’ve got agate finders and rockhounds. Gigantic stump on beach S of trail. Small, nice, locals!

The Oregon Trail to see the Oregon Redwoods is VERY remote with little to no cellphone service and the roads are dirt roads. However, it was worth it and so beautiful!

This was a hidden gem for me. Long narrow road but was totally worth it. Hardly anyone there, had the trail to myself for most of my hike. The trail has a 3/4 mile loop or the one I took which was probably around 1-2 m loop. Every bit as stunning as the Jed Smith redwoods in Northern California but much less populated. There's one picnic table on the trail and there is a restroom but no trash cans. But for me, a day well spent.

The trail itself is great. Nice views of the redwoods and well marked. We were here on a Tuesday morning and didn’t seep anyone else until we got back to the trailhead. However, the last 4 miles of road to the trailhead is in terrible conditions. It is overgrown and will definitely scrape the sides of your vehicle. Several big washout areas as well. The road is also very narrow so you have to be on the lookout for other vehicles coming your way.

Gorgeous quiet place. The 4 mile approach road is 4x4 worthy, especially in any wet weather. Worth it though.

Be aware!!! High clearance vehicle necessary to navigate the 3 miles of gravel road leading up to the trailhead! Extremely deep ruts make high centering a real possibility! The actual trail is fantastic and the trees are amazing, but getting to the trailhead is challenging!

This is a beautiful trail for those of us who cannot do a lengthy hiking trail. My gait and balance was manageable with use of trekking poles. There are few areas that are a bit cumbersome but with someone to assist it is doable. Weather conditions in early June are perfect.

Beautiful trail through a redwood forest without having to drive to California, it was an easy loop or you could do the larger loop both are moderate to easy. Something important to remember though is the road you take to get there is narrow so don't drive a large vehicle through it, we had issues when a large car was coming from the opposite direction. also a large car might get scratched.

What a beautiful and well kept museum. You can tell a great deal of pride is put into the upkeep here. Very passionate and helpful staff with a great deal of knowledge to share. Highly recommend.

We enjoyed seeing lots of interesting things from the area. The staff was very helpful showing us the old house and other items in the museum. Nice area with nice people.

Pretty cool little museum. Even our 13 year old got interested.

Great museum with great local history for all ages and a very welcoming and friendly knowledgable staff

Such a fun place to go and learn about the history of the town. Very interesting

Absolutely love this place!!! Friendly curators, 2 separate buildings, 1 is a house. The artifacts are all local and it feel like you're walking back in time!

Not open until Memorial weekend during the Azaelea festival. October 2 is the Cider event.

Beautiful stop on the Oregon coast, easily one of my favorites. I completed a quite moderate hike off to the right side of parking for a great view, not of the natural bridges but more of the coast. Viewing the natural bridges from the viewpoint was incredible either way.

One of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever seen ✨. The views are absolutely stunning, and as usual, the best spots are hidden just beyond the “No Trespassing” sign. If you decide to go further, be careful — the cliffs and slopes are very steep. Truly a unique and unforgettable location! The place is absolutely stunning 🌊, with breathtaking views. However, parking is very limited 🚗 — we even had to wait for a spot to open up. Still, it’s definitely worth the visit!

Breathtaking! A must-visit for travelers along the coastal route. To note, the overlook is the recommended stopping point for those who prefer not to hike further for a closer view. Although the hike is feasible for experienced individuals, it presents a challenge for those who are not equipped to traverse logs and steep, wet, and narrow terrain. I observed a couple attempting the trek with their dog, requiring mutual support. It is vital to be mindful of your limitations! The destination is undeniably stunning!! 🏞🌅✨️

Beautiful! Really cool experience but people should quit saying it's an "easy stroll" it is NOT wheelchair accessible, nor would it be easy for anyone with knee or hip injury. Also not reccomend for very small children. As there were several areas that even my 12 year felt very scared of the steep terrain and lack of actual path as your facing down a steep hill that if you fell, you'd land right Into the ocean.

Amazing views! You can take in these views from the viewpoint to the left of the parking lot, or you can hike the trail to the right and get a better view. The trail is a bit challenging, but the views are totally worth it. We didn't hike all the way down, but it was still a great experience!

An incredible view. Recommend taking the trail, to the right, Coast Trail, down for a closer look and views of other formations you can't see from the top.

One of the best stops along US 101 south in Oregon, One needs to be very careful while hiking down to the natural bridge itself Not recommended at all for kids and elderly people

Is on the other side from the Oregon sign and nobody was taking pictures compared to the Oregon sign.

Like many that cross a state line whether for the first or the hundredth time it can be thrilling or sad, even both. We, that do stop here do it to mark the occasion and record that moment. So we can look back on it with fond memories. It has a large unpaved pull off that can be entered and exited safely. Sign is in a clearing that have room around to stand for a good photo selfie.

Good shoulder to pull over and take good pictures.

Very nice

Love this place! With a super wide variety of foods and very friendly people working there, what's not to love?

Sweet spot before entering California!

Doesn't anyone find this amusing? Talking your picture at a Welcome sign... seems like you folks really have nothing else to do. Maybe it's just me. You really need to travel more.

This is a great antique shop. Nice and clean with a friendly staff. Like most places nowadays the prices are super high.

I stopped into this lovely location several weeks ago. Thoroughly enjoyed the shop and the conversation with the staff. However I am very disgusted what the employee did. I bought several pieces of jewelry. One of the pieces was a delicate brooch with a polished fossil of sorts. While the employee was wrapping it she dropped it. I watched her pick it up and inspect it. Thinking everything was fine with the piece, I finished my purchase and went home. To my suprise when I got home and unwrapped it, a large chunk was missing from it. Why would I continue to purchase something that u just damaged!?? She could have told me what happened and I would have gone my merry way.

The selection here is impressive, but the high prices are hard to overlook, especially given the disappointing customer service. The staff seemed disengaged and responded to inquiries with a condescending attitude, which made me feel more like an inconvenience than a valued customer. Improving customer service would go a long way in justifying the premium pricing.

Very sweet ladies working here. My husband and I are from out of town, and didn't realize that a lot of places here prefer cash, so I had to get cash from an ATM and they held on to my order until I got back. Once I got back, there wasn't a lot of people around so we had some very delightful banter. The prices are high, but it was explained to us that prices are getting higher to acquire the pieces that they have. I will gladly pay a slightly higher price if it means keeping this small business going!

One of the last good old-fashioned antique stores. Almost everything in the store that I saw were true antiques and not just a bunch of stuff that is retro looking but new that they're trying to sell as "vintage".

Large selection of stuff but the prices were a bit high.

Everything way too pricey and won’t budge much for a deal.

The view from the bridge when driving over is beautiful. The parking area south of the bridge has a short walk back up to see it. It looks like maybe there has been some land that has fallen away and we stayed back from the edge because of that.

Beware !!! Stopped on our way to Brookings. Parked and took the short trail to get a picture of the bridge from below. Thick brush blocked most of our view. We were gone about 10 minutes and returned to find our car window smashed in by a big rock. Luckily nothing valuable stolen, but delayed our trip and cost $400 for a new window! Probably just some local tweekers. Not a safe place to stop.

Short walk from the parking lot to see the tallest bridge in Oregon. This would be an easy path for a family to walk. Beautiful bridge but no access we could find to go down below the bridge. My husband and I wanted to go onto the bridge and look down but semi trucks wip past on the bridge every minute or so.

Big bridge connecting the forest, interesting view.

Stopped by today on my trip from Seattle to California. I followed the sign to one of the south bound designated parking lot. What a disappointment. Trail leading towards the west side of the bridge towards the ocean was HORRIBLE. Poorly marked (only the trailhead from the parking lot is marked) and very slippery - easy to lose your way as a result. You’re on your own following down a very steep trail, and when you finally get to a vantage point to see the bridge (this is the best part), it’s a boring steel bridge with no distinguishing features or personality. And your views are so obstructed by trees that you can’t take a good picture of the bridge. If you haven’t slipped and fallen off many cliffs near the clearings, you’ll be lucky to find yourself back to the parking lot and your car. I don’t know if drones are allowed near this ugly bridge, but that’s the only way to get a full view of this metal clunker. Skip it and enjoy other superior views along the US 101 highway.

Great place to go for a BASE jump! So beautiful

I finally got to stop and see this tallest bridge in Oregon. Kind of a let down. Road-edge "viewpoint" was very over grown and not well marked. The 2 other "trails" access to the coast trail and beach viewpoint of the bridge were steep washed out and slippery thought it was dry and if you try it wear treaded shoes and be careful. We didn't have the right shoes and we both took a rough slide to safety. Had a laugh about it but it could have been a bad tumble down to the beach. Next time I prepare and will try it. I thought this was an arch bridge. Just a very tall tower holds it's up. Still impressive.