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The Oregon Coast has some of the most stunning views in the entire Pacific Northwest, and in our opinion, the whole world. Oregon locals know that some of the best locations to visit are right near Lincoln City. Embrace the breathtaking views Oregon offers with hikes near Lincoln City. Many hiking trails are perfect for hikers of all ages and skill levels. Here are five trails you will not want to miss.
Consider the Alder Island Nature Trail for an easy, short, family-friendly hiking trail near Lincoln City. It's about a 0.9-mile-long loop trail. Enjoy the view of the Siletz River as you walk along it.
The coordinates for Alder Island Nature Trail are N44 53.727, W124 00.507.
Walk the easy 1-mile Friends of Wildwood Trail with your family when you want a simple hike to get outdoors. The in-and-out trail is one of Lincoln City's hiking trails through a gorgeous Sitka spruce and western hemlock forest.
The Friends of Wildwood Trail is about seven minutes from the campground. You can reach the trail at 2579 NE West Devils Lake Rd #2563, Lincoln City, OR 97367.
Hike to a waterfall and cross a suspension bridge at Drift Creek Falls Trail #1378, a 3.2-mile out-and-back trail in the Siuslaw National Forest. The path is easy to hike, making it a perfect longer hike for families.
The trail's address is BLM Rd 1770, Otis, OR 97368.
Try the Lower Cascade Head Trail at the Cascade Head Preserve when you want a longer hike through a lush forest. The out-and-back trail is 4.2 miles long and moderately challenging.
The address for the start of the trail is Savage Rd, Otis, OR 97368.
Go on a long hike when you hike the God's Thumb and The Knoll Loop trail. It's one of the most popular Lincoln City, Oregon, hiking trails because of the gorgeous ocean views via The Knoll and the unique basalt formation known as God's Thumb. The path is 4.7 miles long and considered moderately challenging due to its 1,100-foot elevation gain. If you would like a shorter hike, you can stop at The Knoll and head back down the way you came after you've taken in the epic views.
The coordinates of the location are 45.0172°N, 124.0027°W.
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