Big Cedar Cabin Field Guide
Food & Drink
Bread & Roses Bakery
238 4th StDelicious fresh baked pastries, breakfast and coffee
The Drift Inn is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Serving American fare made with local ingredients.
46 habitants recommandent
The Drift Inn Hotel and Restaurant
124 US-101The Drift Inn is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Serving American fare made with local ingredients.
A coffee and tea house that serves pastries, vegan options and breakfast items
38 habitants recommandent
Green Salmon
220 US-101A coffee and tea house that serves pastries, vegan options and breakfast items
Enjoy fresh seafood and drinks in a casual, laidback setting. Outdoor dining available.
46 habitants recommandent
Luna Sea Fish House
153 US-101Enjoy fresh seafood and drinks in a casual, laidback setting. Outdoor dining available.
Ona serves locally sourced coastal cuisine in a fine dining atmosphere. Outdoor dining available.
27 habitants recommandent
Ona Restaurant & Lounge
131 US-101Ona serves locally sourced coastal cuisine in a fine dining atmosphere. Outdoor dining available.
Yachats Brewing has a selection of unique, high quality brews on tap. A small selection of wine is also available or try their CBD kombucha. Their food menu includes burgers, sandwiches, soups, salads and vegetarian options. Outdoor dining available.
35 habitants recommandent
Yachats Brewing + Farmstore
348 US-101Yachats Brewing has a selection of unique, high quality brews on tap. A small selection of wine is also available or try their CBD kombucha. Their food menu includes burgers, sandwiches, soups, salads and vegetarian options. Outdoor dining available.
Serving Tillamook ice creams, shakes, sundaes. Full espresso bar and teas. House-made fudge and chocolates. Salt-water taffy and other candies, traditional and sugar free.
Toppers Ice Cream and Candy
153 Hwy 101 NServing Tillamook ice creams, shakes, sundaes. Full espresso bar and teas. House-made fudge and chocolates. Salt-water taffy and other candies, traditional and sugar free.
Beach Street Kitchen is a restaurant and cafe focused on making simple, sustainable, and delicious food from scratch.
6 habitants recommandent
Beach Street Kitchen
84 Beach StBeach Street Kitchen is a restaurant and cafe focused on making simple, sustainable, and delicious food from scratch.
Local Merchants
A small market that stocks a variety of grocery store basics. Firewood also available for purchase.
16 habitants recommandent
C&K Market
231 US-101A small market that stocks a variety of grocery store basics. Firewood also available for purchase.
The Farmer’s Market is open every Sunday 9am-2pm starting in mid-May through mid-October.
Yachats Farmers Market
4th StreetThe Farmer’s Market is open every Sunday 9am-2pm starting in mid-May through mid-October.
Yachats Mercantile is a hardware and dry goods store. Featuring a unique mix of games, toys, puzzles and gift items, along with the traditional mix of hardware store essentials. They also have a refrigerated section with pre-packaged meals and fresh made bread and desserts from the Drift Inn.
Yachats Mercantile
130 U.S. 101Yachats Mercantile is a hardware and dry goods store. Featuring a unique mix of games, toys, puzzles and gift items, along with the traditional mix of hardware store essentials. They also have a refrigerated section with pre-packaged meals and fresh made bread and desserts from the Drift Inn.
Up Yachats River Road is Yaquina Nursery & Greenhouse. They carry a huge variety of succulents and cacti. They accept cash or checks only.
Yaquina Nursery & Greenhouse
9724 Yachats River RdUp Yachats River Road is Yaquina Nursery & Greenhouse. They carry a huge variety of succulents and cacti. They accept cash or checks only.
A wine shop that offers free tastings on Saturdays. The wine bar also offers a small selection of food.
Beach Daisy Wine
2118 Highway 101 NorthA wine shop that offers free tastings on Saturdays. The wine bar also offers a small selection of food.
Explore
Tillicum Beach
Located between Yachats and Waldport. A beautiful beach with miles of endless sand.
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area is a protected spot on the Oregon Coast located in the Siuslaw National Forest. The area covers 2,700 acres of coastal land, which is home to an abundance of Pacific Northwest marine life. This is a unique area of the Oregon Coast for its rainforest-like environment that collides right with the ocean.
70 habitants recommandent
Cape Perpetua Lookout
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area is a protected spot on the Oregon Coast located in the Siuslaw National Forest. The area covers 2,700 acres of coastal land, which is home to an abundance of Pacific Northwest marine life. This is a unique area of the Oregon Coast for its rainforest-like environment that collides right with the ocean.
Heceta Head Light is a lighthouse on the Oregon Coast 13 miles north of Florence, and 13 miles south of Yachats. Perched atop 1,000-foot-high Heceta Head, the light atop the 56-foot tower was first illuminated in 1894.
66 habitants recommandent
Heceta Head Lighthouse
U.S. 101Heceta Head Light is a lighthouse on the Oregon Coast 13 miles north of Florence, and 13 miles south of Yachats. Perched atop 1,000-foot-high Heceta Head, the light atop the 56-foot tower was first illuminated in 1894.
The 804 Trail North begins from the parking lot of Smelt Sands Recreation Site and winds north 3/4 mile where it connects to the 7-mile stretch of sandy beach.
The 804 Trail South is about a mile in length, stretching from the south edge of
Smelt Sands Recreation Site, across the lawn behind the Adobe Resort,
through oceanside neighborhoods to Yachats State Recreation Area (at the
west end of 2nd St) and to downtown Yachats on the north side of the Yachats
River.
804 Trail
804 TrailThe 804 Trail North begins from the parking lot of Smelt Sands Recreation Site and winds north 3/4 mile where it connects to the 7-mile stretch of sandy beach.
The 804 Trail South is about a mile in length, stretching from the south edge of
Smelt Sands Recreation Site, across the lawn behind the Adobe Resort,
through oceanside neighborhoods to Yachats State Recreation Area (at the
west end of 2nd St) and to downtown Yachats on the north side of the Yachats
River.
America’s largest sea cave, Sea Lion Caves is a privately owned wildlife preserve and bird sanctuary that is the year-round home of the Steller sea lion. Sea Lion Caves is not a zoo, so the protected marine animals come and go as they please. There are times when the sea lions leave the caves entirely, usually in the late fall. SLC plays an important part in Oregon’s Cape Perpetua Marine Reserve helping to protect the marine animals and their environment.
83 habitants recommandent
Sea Lion Caves
91560 US-101America’s largest sea cave, Sea Lion Caves is a privately owned wildlife preserve and bird sanctuary that is the year-round home of the Steller sea lion. Sea Lion Caves is not a zoo, so the protected marine animals come and go as they please. There are times when the sea lions leave the caves entirely, usually in the late fall. SLC plays an important part in Oregon’s Cape Perpetua Marine Reserve helping to protect the marine animals and their environment.
Seal Rock State Wayside features large off-shore rock formations that provide habitat for seals, sea lions, sea birds and other marine life. The beach includes interesting tidepools as well as excellent ocean views and a sandy beach. The short trail to the beach is steep in areas, but features an ADA accessible viewpoint at the midway point with views of the beach and tidepools. The picnic area near the parking lot is in a pleasant stand of shore pine, spruce and salal.
17 habitants recommandent
Seal Rock
Seal Rock State Wayside features large off-shore rock formations that provide habitat for seals, sea lions, sea birds and other marine life. The beach includes interesting tidepools as well as excellent ocean views and a sandy beach. The short trail to the beach is steep in areas, but features an ADA accessible viewpoint at the midway point with views of the beach and tidepools. The picnic area near the parking lot is in a pleasant stand of shore pine, spruce and salal.
An excellent whale watching and photography viewpoint. Walk the historic 804 Trail (.75 miles one-way with resting benches scattered along the way). The park is known for tidepooling, rock fishing and the yearly smelt run (smelt are small, silvery relatives of salmon). Breathtaking sunsets.
10 habitants recommandent
Smelt Sands State Recreation Site
804 Lemwick LnAn excellent whale watching and photography viewpoint. Walk the historic 804 Trail (.75 miles one-way with resting benches scattered along the way). The park is known for tidepooling, rock fishing and the yearly smelt run (smelt are small, silvery relatives of salmon). Breathtaking sunsets.
This small-town park with a big view is just a short stroll from central Yachats down Ocean View Road. Watch for whales and storming waves from the easily-accessible viewing platform. On calmer days, take the steep path down to the rocky intertidal area, where low tide exposes craggy crevices and pools full of sealife. Pick up a Tide Table in town to track the best time of day for exploring.
6 habitants recommandent
Yachats State Park
429 West 1st StreetThis small-town park with a big view is just a short stroll from central Yachats down Ocean View Road. Watch for whales and storming waves from the easily-accessible viewing platform. On calmer days, take the steep path down to the rocky intertidal area, where low tide exposes craggy crevices and pools full of sealife. Pick up a Tide Table in town to track the best time of day for exploring.
A trail in Yachats, built in cooperation with the Siuslaw National Forest, honors the native Alseas’ pronunciation of the locale: Ya’Xaik (YAH-hike); since the Alsea were mostly wiped out by European-transmitted diseases before anyone took much of an interest in their language, this is only an approximation. The trail runs from the rocky shoreline to connect with two other short trails: one to Starr Creek and the other down Mitchell Creek through the private Gerdemann Botanic Preserve. The preserve, which protects a lush assemblage of both native and exotic species, was opened to the public by landowners Jerry and Kathleen Sand in 2009. It is named after Jim and Janice Gerdemann, previous owners who used the forested site to test unusual plants from other parts of the world. Spring is a great time to view the various rhododendrons in bloom.
Ya'Xaik Trail
A trail in Yachats, built in cooperation with the Siuslaw National Forest, honors the native Alseas’ pronunciation of the locale: Ya’Xaik (YAH-hike); since the Alsea were mostly wiped out by European-transmitted diseases before anyone took much of an interest in their language, this is only an approximation. The trail runs from the rocky shoreline to connect with two other short trails: one to Starr Creek and the other down Mitchell Creek through the private Gerdemann Botanic Preserve. The preserve, which protects a lush assemblage of both native and exotic species, was opened to the public by landowners Jerry and Kathleen Sand in 2009. It is named after Jim and Janice Gerdemann, previous owners who used the forested site to test unusual plants from other parts of the world. Spring is a great time to view the various rhododendrons in bloom.