Tell Leslie Where to Go in Oregon...And Win!

January 10, 2008


Think you're an Oregon expert? Now's your time to shine. Leslie and her two boys are planning a trip to the Oregon Coast, and they need your help. Tell Leslie where to go and what to do in Oregon, using www.GoSeeOregon.com. Make sure the site has all your favorite restaurants, activities and places to stay. Enter the Tips & Treasures Contest so they don't miss a thing!

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Comments (4)

Jack Herzog:

Cannon Beach is the most wonderful place for parents and kids, find out when low tide is and walk out to Haystack Rock, the 3rd largest monolith (rock) in the USA! Thousands of starfish and sea anenomes are abundant to see during low tide as well as the many puffins (birds) that fly around the rock! Its a site to see! Afterwards, stop at the Cannon Beach Bakery, home of the Haystack Bread and many other treats! Just be sure to take your camera!

Posted by Jack Herzog | January 12, 2008 6:13 PM

Jim Cook:

I'm sure that the obvious spots have been posted but I have a hike that is worth taking that I have never seen very many people take.
Upper and lower Munson falls. It is south of Tillamook and east of the highway.

I would make sure and warn her about the dangers that come with the beauty. Every year people die on the coast. Don't ever turn your back on the ocean! Especially with young children.

Posted by Jim Cook | January 17, 2008 9:31 AM

Tracy:

Seaside is lots of fun. You have the beach there and lots of shopping and eating and games and hotels there. Its my favorite place. Its fun for the whole family. It's a cute little town.

Posted by Tracy | January 26, 2008 11:15 AM

Ashley Moran:

Dear Jim,

Thank you for reinterating how important safety is when visiting the Oregon Coast. For more information on ways to be safe during your visit, please visit the Oregon Coast Visitors Association's website at http://www.visittheoregoncoast.com/home.cfm?dir_cat=15386

Sincerely,
Ashley Moran
Travel Oregon

Posted by Ashley Moran | January 28, 2008 10:48 AM

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