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✨Intimate Hideaway on the rugged Oregon Coast.
🌲 Forested, cliffside ocean views, near Pacific City.
🌊 58 acres, 15 unique domes & mirror cabins.
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I might be biased… but the best adventures are the ones we get to share with our dogs

our stay at @twocapeslookout was the perfect place to slow down, enjoy the little things, & have as a home base for our adventures together [partnered stay] 

the cozy domes, beautiful coastal views, dreamy heated beds, hot showers, & being just minutes from Cape Kiwanda made it such a special spot to come back to after exploring the Oregon Coast.

a perfect reminder that the best moments are even better when you get to share them with your dogs
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Day 3 of Fat biking & Pack rafting down the Oregon Coast Trail started in a thick fog with some hard high-tide pedaling. Crossing the Nestucca was choppy and pretty intense with the wind and being unable to see the other side. But after the first river crossing the tide began to retreat revealing nice firm sand for riding and a hint of sun through the clouds. By the time we reached Lincoln City it was bright and beautiful. We got a whole lot of excited questions and curious looks from the fisherman when we started blowing up our rafts and prepping to paddle the Siletz River. The fog returned later in the day but was a lot spottier and getting some rad riding through the woods made up for it. We ended the day warming up with fish, chips, and chowder at Mo’s in Lincoln City which felt very appropriate for another excellent day on the Oregon Coast. ~150 miles down and 219 to go!
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Oregon Coast Trail … by bike. Days 1&2 we travelled ~100 miles from Astoria to Tierra Del Mar. Despite a flat tire within the first 5 minutes, the start of our journey down the Oregon Coast has been even more wild than expected. We paddled by Packraft & ferries across a few beautiful rivers, some felt intense & remote, others were comfortably close to some cozy beach cabins. We’ve taken hiker ferry services across a few busier harbors. The people we’ve met have been amazing. Friendly and helpful, most of them very stoked on the crab & salmon season they’re having. The tides though have presented some challenges. With some bigger and more remote crossings to come, this impact will likely be intensified by the 8.0 ft tides on the forecast. But it looks like we have a pretty clear weather window ahead and are feeling good for the next 264 miles!
@astraldesigns @traveloregon 

📸: @masoncasey @shredskyy
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