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Manzanita, Nehalem, and Wheeler are strung together along Highway 101 surrounding Nehalem Bay, with only two miles between each town.
Manzanita, the largest of the three, has the Beach.
Nehalem, the oldest of the three, has the River. Wheeler, "the little town with the million dollar views", has the Bay.
Manzanita, Nehalem, and Wheeler offer a laid-back, undiscovered coastal destination where you can find a bit of everything that the Oregon Coast Has to offer.
For Manzanita, Nehalem, and Wheeler events, festivals, live entertainment and happenings go to our Oregon Coast Calendar...
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Take a Nehalem River paddle trip on Oregon's growing network of water trails |
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Manzanita - Nehalem - Wheeler
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By Terry Richard, The Oregonian
As rain pelted Portland, I wistfully checked e-mails one last time to see whether perhaps Kayak Tillamook had canceled the paddle trip I was planning with them that afternoon on the new Nehalem River Water Trail.
Darn! No e-mail.
All I could do was drive to Tillamook County, windshield washers blasting on high, hoping the storm passed by the time I arrived.
It did.
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Spooky Tales in an Oregon Coast Town |
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Manzanita - Nehalem - Wheeler
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For fans of the ABC show 'LOST,' one tiny town on the Oregon coast is gaining popularity for a strange legend that says it has many of the qualities of that mysterious, paranormal island in the show. That, combined with a handful of other weird tales of hauntings, is making it sort of a paranormal tourism hotspot.
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Free Kayaking on the Oregon Coast |
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Manzanita - Nehalem - Wheeler
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The Oregon Coast offers some of the most accessible kayaking of any area in the country and Wheeler on the Bay offers the perfect launch point or destination for your kayaking adventure.
Wheeler on the Bay offers the perfect launch point and home base for a weekend or multi-day kayaking trip. Listen to bird songs, the splash of a fish, watch great bald eagles & turkey vultures soar overhead. Catch sight of the Coast Deer and Roosevelt Elk as they feed. |
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