Just because we’re in the midst of fall doesn’t mean vacation rental season is over on the Oregon coast. In fact, for those who prefer more peace, quiet and personal space, this is the ideal season to plan a short getaway, long weekend or week-long retreat to an idyllic spot like Lincoln City, where A-1 Beach Vacations offers elegant and amenable Oregon beach vacation rentals. Not only is the autumn season less busy and rushed along the beautiful Oregon coast, but it is also often more affordable. There are more vacant Oregon beach rentals, specials are available, and businesses are offering deals to attract visitors in the off season. Whether you just want to enjoy some quiet time with coastal views and beach access, or get outdoors and enjoy everything nature has to offer, this is an excellent time to visit Oregon. Some of the most popular activities to enjoy during autumn in coastal Oregon include hiking, biking, and wine.
Autumn Hiking in Coastal Oregon
Weather permitting, there is still wonderful hiking to be had around the Oregon coast during autumn. Many of the most beautiful trails can be found near the central coast of the state, where Lincoln City rests at the 45th parallel of this scenic coastline bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Coast Range and Devil’s Lake to the east, Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge and the Siletz River to the south, and the Salmon River to the north. This leaves more opportunities for hiking than you could possible enjoy in a week, whether you prefer hiking near rivers, over mountains, around lakes, through hillsides, or along calm sandy beaches.
Biking along the Oregon Coast in fall
Oregon has many scenic bike-ways that cyclists rave about. The Oregon Coast Bike Route offers 370 miles of stunning roads that are ideal for cyclists, mostly along the US Highway 101. These routes range from scenic and relaxing to hilly and challenging, so there is something for everyone. The Oregon Department of Transportation Pedestrian and Bicycle Program offers a variety of maps and suggested routes so you can plan your ride based on your needs, skills and preferences.
Wine Tasting in Oregon is Year-Round
There is an abundance of Oregon wineries offering tastings year-round, but the fall is an especially wonderful time to go wine-tasting because the summer crowds have dissipated but the areas around the wineries offer stunning views with all the changing colors and falling leaves. You might want to start with the Chateau Benoit Wine Food Center at 1500 SE East Devils Lake Rd #302 in Lincoln City as your first stop on a day of wine-tasting around the Oregon Coast; there is an abundance of other wineries to go to from there.
