Did you know there are three rock formations on the Oregon Coast named Haystack Rock? One in Cannon Beach, one in Pacific City and one near Bandon. This one in Pacific City is also known as Chief Kiawanda Rock to try and lessen the confusion. Named after a well-known Chief of the Nestugga Tribe from the early 1800s, this one is the tallest haystack rock of them all. At approximately 340 feet tall, it’s more than 100 feet taller than the more popular Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach. #haystackrock #

Tillamook Oregon Strawberry Ice Cream: a delicious collision of real Oregon strawberries and extra cream. | Tillamook County Creamery Association

Tunnel Beach in Oregon is such a fun stop for anyone exploring the coast. 🐚 You walk through a tunnel about 90 feet long that was built in the 1920s to connect the beaches on each side of Maxwell Point. It opens up to a small, quiet beach surrounded by cliffs where you can explore tide pools, wander the sand, and take beautiful photos. 🌊📸✨ 📍About 9 miles west of Tillamook, Oregon. 🌅 Best to visit at low tide for safe access. #OregonCoast #pacificnorthwest #travel | The PNW Bucket List

Tillamook Creamery on the Oregon Coast. 🍦🧀 You can walk the viewing hallway, watch the cheese being made, explore the exhibits, and enjoy their ice cream or café dishes. It’s an easy stop right off Highway 101 and a fun add-on to any Oregon Coast trip. ✨ #OregonCoast #pnw #pacificnorthwest | The PNW Bucket List