Stretching for 18 miles along the Oregon Coast Highway 101, from the towns of Brookings and Gold Beach, the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor offers some of the Oregon's South Coast’s most spectacular views. While some people opt to hike the entire stretch, most visitors prefer to drive to one of the many area trailheads for short jaunts. Popular options include the mile-long Cape Ferrelo Loop and the short trail to the viewpoint at Natural Bridges. There are also plenty of great viewpoints that can be accessed directly by car, including the House Rock Viewpoint and Arch Rock, both of which feature well-maintained picnic areas.
Stretching for 18 miles along the Oregon Coast Highway 101, from the towns of Brookings and Gold Beach, the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor offers some of the Oregon's South Coast’s most spectacular views. While some people opt to hike the entire stretch, most visitors prefer to drive to one of the many area trailheads for short jaunts. Popular options include the mile-long Cape Ferrelo Loop and the short trail to the viewpoint at Natural Bridges. There are also plenty of great viewpoints that can be accessed directly by car, including the House Rock Viewpoint and Arch Rock, both of which feature well-maintained picnic areas.
Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor
Take in the beauty of Oregon’s South Coast on this 18-mile scenic route.
Stretching for 18 miles along the Oregon Coast Highway 101, from the towns of Brookings and Gold Beach, the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor offers some of the Oregon's South Coast’s most spectacular views. While some people opt to hike the entire stretch, most visitors prefer to drive to one of the many area trailheads for short jaunts. Popular options include the mile-long Cape Ferrelo Loop and the short trail to the viewpoint at Natural Bridges. There are also plenty of great viewpoints that can be accessed directly by car, including the House Rock Viewpoint and Arch Rock, both of which feature well-maintained picnic areas.
Stretching for 18 miles along the Oregon Coast Highway 101, from the towns of Brookings and Gold Beach, the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor offers some of the Oregon's South Coast’s most spectacular views. While some people opt to hike the entire stretch, most visitors prefer to drive to one of the many area trailheads for short jaunts. Popular options include the mile-long Cape Ferrelo Loop and the short trail to the viewpoint at Natural Bridges. There are also plenty of great viewpoints that can be accessed directly by car, including the House Rock Viewpoint and Arch Rock, both of which feature well-maintained picnic areas.