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 Bicycling the Oregon Coast



Oregon Coast Biking

With Oregon Coast's mild weather, scenic views, numerous attractions, tons of things to see, it is certainly a convenient and great place to visit with your bike.

With almost 40 years of considering bikers, Oregon has been a pioneer in developing bikeways throughout Oregon and especially along the Oregon Coast. The Oregon coast bikeways are well developed and improvements are made every year.

In addition to bikeways along the roads, there are also many great state parks that you can bike in. Check out these in particular:

Cape Blanco
State Park


Carl G. Washburne
Memorial State Park


Devils Punch Bowl
State Natural Area


Harris Beach
State Park


Jessie M. Honeyman
Memorial State Park


Nehalem Bay
State Park


South Beach
State Park


Sunset Beach State
Recreation Site


Of course, if you are a serious biker, we recommend the Oregon Coast Bike Route

Here are some safety tips from the State of Oregon that we recommend that you follow while biking along the Oregon Coast:

Wear bright or light-colored clothing.
Don’t ride in heavy fog
Wear a helmet.
Stop off the roadway.
Beware of strong wind gust on bridges: either ride on the roadway, or walk on the sidewalk.
The two tunnels on the route have “Bicycles in Tunnel” warning lights installed for your protection; they can be activated by pushing a button at the entrance.




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