Visitors always find something to do at Oregons Adventure Coast because there are so many options. But when you want to go on autopilot, we’ve created these itineraries. So, if you are traveling with a group and need an organized excursion or if you just like to have someone map it out for you (after all, you're on vacation), we've got the answer. It's a mini vacation with the click of your mouse. If you have ideas on other half and full day itineraries, please let us know.

	Cape Arago Beach Loop (PDF) The Cape Arago Beach Loop explores 3 state parks, the largest haul-out of seals and sea lions on the Oregon Coast and breathtaking vantage points. The drive itself does not take long, but save some time to soak in the natural beauty.
	South Coast Lighthouses (PDF) Lighthouse exploring is an exciting and historic thing for the whole family to do. Oregon’s Coast has a rich history steeped in seafaring. You’ll find 5 of Oregon’s 11 lighthouses within a short driving distance. We recommend you save plenty of time to explore and take advantage of the fantastic photo opportunities.
	Southern Oregon Coast Adventure (PDF) Whether you are traveling from Portland or San Francisco, follow Southern Oregon’s Hwy 101 rugged coastline. The gateway to the Oregon Coast, the Brookings-Harbor area offers spectacular ocean vistas. South of Gold Beach, Cape Sebastian, Arch Rock, Natural Bridge, and Indian Sands are a must! Bandon will delight you with miles of scenic ocean beaches. In the Coos Bay/North Bend and Charleston Area make sure you see Shore Acres State Park! Winchester Bay/Reedsport Area The Umpqua Lighthouse Loop offers views of majestic dunes, a lighthouse, and whale watching.
	Southern Oregon WATER Adventure Experience the best river and ocean adventure in the Pacific Northwest. Whether it’s fishing, rafting, jet boating, surfing, scenic hiking trails, or horseback riding along the beach, Southern Oregon is an oasis of adventure. For this itinerary we suggest you overnight in Gold Beach, Umpqua region and Grants Pass for intimate cabin, lodge, or hotel accommodations. Have a blast!
	Beaches, Forests, Deserts and Mountains . . . Oh My! Travel from San Francisco on Hwy 101 to the scenic Southern Oregon Coastline. Once at Bandon travel inland along the Umpqua River and pass 13 waterfalls before you reach Crater Lake National Park. East of Crater Lake you will enter the High Desert, Klamath County, known for its incredible wildlife and birding experiences. The following day cross over the Pacific Crest Trail and head down the Cascade Mountains into Ashland, home to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Then head down I-5 to San Francisco.