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Coos Bay - North Bend - Charleston
The Bay Area, consisting of Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston, is a unique community located on the Southern Oregon Coast where you will find some of the most spectacular beaches and sand dunes in the world.
There are world class sporting opportunities, from fishing to tackling the Oregon Sand Dunes. For tranquility, explore the bay beaches, hiking trails, bird watching and beauty of the gardens at Shore Acres. Power shop at unique gift, craft and antique shops. Hit the casino with exciting 24 hour gaming, take in a movie or live theater, and wander through museums.
For current events, festivals and happenings check out the Oregon Coast Calendar.
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Escape to the Oregon Coast and experience four winning days of fun and friendship, plus a traditional salmon feast on the shores of Coos Bay.
Learn about the culture of the Coquille Indian Tribe with a Traditional Salmon Bake Dinner, prepared in our own Salmon Pit.
Enjoy an excursion and box lunch at Coquille Organic Cranberry Bogs. Take a ride in an original Ko-Kwel tribal canoe.
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More than 500 classic and vintage vehicles can be seen at this 3 day festival of fun Live Entertainment, the famous Cruz the Coos, the Prefontaine Memorial Run, parade, "Teen Idol" final, Quilt Show, a Friday Night Beach Party and so much more!
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An Oregon Coast celebration of Native American and Coquille Tribal culture
Featuring Native American concert with Joanne Shenandoah, canoe races, a traditional salmon bake dinner, cultural exhibits and demonstrations, a Native American marketplace, children's activities and two evening concerts with Jan Michael Looking Wolf, this free weekend event is an entertaining educational experience that the whole family will enjoy.
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The last stop of the Annual Oregon HOG Rally will bring 700-800 riders to Coos Bay on August 27, 2010

Riding Across Oregon
Have you ever wanted to ride across Oregon with a few hundred of your HOG family? Now is your chance to do just that. The Oregon State HOG Rally will start towards the northeast corner of the state with a Wild West show in Pendleton. Then, it will take you to Bend in the center of the state. The next day, it will take you to Oregon's most famous lake, then to Medford. The last day, it will take you into California and end up so close to the Pacific Ocean you will be able to smell the sea air.
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The Charleston community is planning a festival of fun for families!
Charleston Seafood Festival celebrates Charleston's fishing village heritage and the bounty of Pacific seafood from 8 a.m. to dusk on Saturday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Charleston Marina.
Contest for kids and adults including fish fling and crab race. There will be a variety of vendors, arts and crafts and lots of different kinds of food. Beer & wine garden, harbor tours and a Coast Guard Open House.
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Coos Bay - North Bend - Charleston
Opening Day Event on July 17th is at Mingus Park with the Bay Area Concert Band at Noon - Admission is Free.
Come enjoy wine, food, and music to start the 32nd year celebrating music at the Oregon Coast Music Festival.
A unique and special collection of all star orchestra members from around the country join for this unique opportunity to unite with fellow musicians to play for the love of the music.
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A Great Southern Oregon Coast Street Fair, Historical Home Tour, Car Show, Back Alley Bash, and much much more at various locations throughout this fun filled Birthday weekend for North Bend.
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It's bigger than ever, it's better than ever, and it is returning to its original North Bend home.
Activities include the Bomb Squad, UTV Nationals, Side X Side Drive in Movie, DTR Racing Sand Drags, exhibitions and much much more! Sandfest is 6 days of fun in the sand dunes for the whole family.
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by Amy for Oregon's Adventure Coast
Portland, Oregon Television Reporter Chloe Houser from PDX TV featured Coos Bay, Oregon during her recent segment "Chloe's Oregon Road Trip: Southern Oregon Coast, Coos Bay" where she invites viewers to plan a road trip to the Oregon Coast during their summer travels.
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by Charlie Borland for ProNaturePhotographer.com
One of my favorite places to photograph in the NW is without a doubt the Southern Oregon coast and specifically Charleston, Oregon. Shooting the Oregon Coast can be good anytime of the year with winter storms and fog almost anytime of the year, but for better chances of sunny warm days July and August are pretty safe.
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Once the grand estate of pioneer timber baron Louis Simpson, Shore Acres features 5 acres of lushly planted gardens with plants and flowers from all over the world. Something is in bloom almost every day of the year. Perched on rugged sandstone cliffs high above the ocean, Shore Acres State Park is an exciting and unexpected combination of beautiful natural and constructed features. . During autumn, winter and spring, visitors gather on the tall sandstone cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean for storm watching and observation of the gray whale migration.
In the landscaped area you'll discover a formal garden, an oriental-style pond and two rose gardens. Walk to the back of the park near the moon bridge to visit the Japanese Choshi Garden, landscaped with irises, bamboo and other plantings.
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You don't want to miss this one! Oregon Oysters, there's no better way to celebrate the bounty from the Oregon Coast! Oysters will be prepared in a variety of ways and served with dipping sauces, beans, coleslaw, and rolls. Gourmet hotdogs are available for the non-oyster fan. Wine & Desserts are also available.
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The Oregon Coast swings again when the spirit of New Orleans comes to the Southern Oregon Coast during Southcoast Clambake Jazz Festival March 12 thru 14, 2010.
This annual festival features an exciting blend of two- and four- beat, Dixieland, and classic rag "Hot Jazz", all the music you love! Experience the jazz era with energetic flavor, vintage attire and a contagious New Orleans passion. All Events badge admits you to all performance sites in the festival as the bands perform with innovative and humorous style. Discover the colorful history of jazz with knowledgeable speakers.
Remember to bring your dancing shoes
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The World Article by Rachel Finney
Starting Feb. 13, 2010 local geocachers will offer a new test ” Oregon’s Adventure Coast Challenge.

With 21 sets of coordinates to lead cachers to chosen locations around Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston, avid participants in the increasingly popular, technology-fueled treasure hunt will find a fun and difficult test, even if you’re familiar with the area.
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Coos Bay, OR. - Experts believe the last time anyone saw the Helen E was in 1951.
After seven days at sea, the 107-foot fishing vessel ran aground on the North Spit of Coos Bay, during a fierce storm while looking for a port to pull into.
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The Oregon Dunes
North of Coos Bay is the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Lawrence of Arabia sand dunes which run 50 miles along the coast and stretch inland for 3 miles too. Taking a dune buggy ride in the 40,000 acres set aside for recreational vehicles, over dunes which soar to 350ft, and where elk, black bear and mountain lions are sometimes seen, is a wind-in-your-hair and heart-pumping experience.
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Local Girl Scouts are amassing piles of toys. No, these aren’t for their personal enjoyment, but to benefit Oregon Coast Community Action’s Toy Tales.
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Rain or no rain, in the harbors or at one of the innumerable ocean coves and offshore rocks, visitors to America’s Wild Rivers Coast can see four main types of marine mammal, although they should keep their distance for the safety of everyone.
Harbor Seal
The harbor seal is one of the most commonly seen marine mammals along the Oregon and Northern California coastline.
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They're big, they look cuddly and now, they're wandering into coastal communities looking for food.
Black bear sightings are on the rise in cities on the coast.
According to ODFW District Wildlife Biologist Stuart Love, the Charleston Field Office has seen an increase in reports of bear sightings in coastal cities, including Reedsport, Coos Bay, Bandon and others.
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SkyWest will continue service between the Southwest Oregon Regional Airport (OTH) in North Bend, Ore., and Portland International Airport (PDX) without subsidy.
SkyWest will also continue service between San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and North Bend (OTH).
"We are excited to continue to offer multiple flight options for the North Bend Coos Bay community," said Mike Lehman, Chairman, Coos County Airport District. "By no longer requiring subsidy payments, SkyWest has shown its commitment to this community and has invested in the future of travel to Oregon's beautiful southern coast."
Since agreeing to take over service between Southwest Oregon Regional Airport and Portland International Airport in fall 2008, SkyWest and the airport have worked together to ensure better service and travel options on their northbound routes. Load factors during the summer months have been on the rise, and continued community support is essential to ensure ongoing service.
Tickets for all United Express flights may be purchased online at www.united.com.
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