PORTLAND NEWPORT CORVALLIS LINCOLN CITY ROSEBURG COOS BAY GOLD BEACH BROOKINGS MEDFORD ASHLAND EUGENE SALEM ASTORIA SEASIDE TILLAMOOK FLORENCE 170 mi / 274 km 96 mi / 155 km 12 mi/ 19 km 78 mi / 126 km 48 mi / 77 km 50 mi/ 80 km 25 mi/ 40 km 44 mi/ 71 km 49 mi/ 79 km 17 mi/ 27 km 95 mi / 153 km / 2 hrs 79 mi / 127 km 88 mi / 142 km 54 mi / 87 km 1 hr 61 mi / 98 km 1.25 hrs 47 mi / 76 km 32 mi / 52 km 43 mi / 69 km 29 mi/ 47 km 70 mi / 113 km 1.5 hrs 71 mi / 114 km 1.25 hrs 1.5 hrs 3 hrs 83 mi / 126 km 2 hrs 1.5 hrs 134 mi / 216 km 2.5 hrs .5 hr 1 hr 1 hr .5 hr 2.25 hrs 1.75 hrs .75 hr .75 hr .5 hr 1 hr .75 hr .5 hr 57 mi / 92 km 1 hr PDX MFR OTH EUG SLE GETTING HERE / TRAVEL INFORMATION HOW TO GET TO THE COAST By Car: From PDX, travel south on Interstate 5, then take one of several routes west through the Coast Range to points on the Coast. Highway 101 goes down the length of the Coast from Astoria to Brookings. By Train/Bus: If you are arriving via train, Amtrak Cascades connects to several cities on the Coast via bus service. See AmtrakOregon.com for more details. These routes include round-trip travel to/from Portland (Astoria, Cannon Beach and Tillamook), Salem (Lincoln City), Albany (Newport) and Eugene (Yachats and Florence). For more information about public transportation on the North and Central coasts, see NW Connector (NWConnector.org) and Coastal Express for routes from Coos Bay to Brookings on the Southern Coast (CurryPublicTransit.org). Road Conditions: For up-to-date information on road and weather conditions on the Oregon Coast, including helpful webcams, visit the Oregon Department of Transportation’s TripCheck website (TripCheck.com). ELECTRIC VEHICLE TRAVEL As a leader in sustainable travel, Oregon has one of the largest networks of EV-charging stations in the country. The same holds true on the Oregon Coast, where drivers can access a growing network of over 200 charging stations, none more than 50 miles (80 km) apart. The Oregon Coast Electric Byway takes some of the guesswork out of planning, with a three-day itinerary originating in Portland, then traversing the entire Coast from Astoria to Brookings, with sightseeing and charging options along the way. For a shorter loop, the North Oregon Coast Electric Byway starts in Portland and travels along the Columbia River to Astoria, then south to Lincoln City. The return trip winds through Willamette Valley wine country. Find more information about these byways at TravelOregon.com. To plan your EV travels on the Coast, see our guide at VisitTheOregonCoast.com/Electric-Vehicle-Travel. For updates on available charging locations, go to PlugShare.com or download the app for an interactive map. STATE WELCOME CENTERS Travel Oregon operates staffed Oregon Welcome Centers throughout the state, open seven days a week May through September (subject to change, call ahead). Stop by a center for personalized travel information, tailored just for you, as well as maps and restrooms. Seaside: 7 N. Roosevelt Drive (Highway 101) and Broadway St. in the Seaside Visitors Bureau; 503.738.3097. Brookings: 14433 Highway 101 S., a half-mile (0.8 km) north of the Oregon/California border at the Crissey Field State Recreation Site; 541.469.4117. Portland International Airport: 7000 NE Airport Way, off I-205, located in the baggage claim area; 503.284.4620. AIRPORTS North Coast: Portland International Airport (PDX) is 79 miles (127 km) from Seaside and 70 miles (113 km) from Tillamook, which has its own regional airport (OTK). Central Coast: Eugene Airport (EUG) is 61 miles (98 km) from Florence. Southern Coast: Southwest Oregon Regional Airport (OTH) in Coos Bay serves the Southern Coast; and Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport (MFR) is 134 miles (216 km) from Brookings. 88 VISITTHEOREGONCOAST.COM
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