Travel Newport 2018/2019
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TRAVEL<br />
NEWPORT<br />
MO’S CHOWDER<br />
A <strong>Newport</strong> Legacy<br />
for over 70 years<br />
EAT LIKE A LOCAL<br />
We Take Crab Very<br />
Seriously in <strong>Newport</strong><br />
Local Maps, Places to<br />
Dine, Stay, Play and<br />
Shop and much more!
Sometimes you just click. With so many amazing<br />
species to fall in awe with everyday—we know<br />
exactly how you feel. Come meet your soul mate of<br />
the sea. Visit Aquarium.org to save on tickets today.
TRAVEL<br />
NEWPORT<br />
A News-Times Publication<br />
@<strong>2019</strong> <strong>Newport</strong> Newspapers LLC.<br />
All Rights Reserved. Content cannot be reproduced.<br />
831 NE Avery <strong>Newport</strong> OR | <strong>Newport</strong>NewsTimes.com
CONTENTS<br />
SPECIAL FEATURE! We Take Crab Very Seriously! 11<br />
Uncommon and Mysterious Things 14<br />
Asian-Fusion at Asiatico 14<br />
Investigate Sea Life 14<br />
HISTORIC BAYFRONT<br />
Barge Inn to the Local Scene 17<br />
Stay on the Historic Bayfront 17<br />
Sweeten Your Day 17<br />
Stroll through Nye Beach 20<br />
Wake Up with Carl’s Coffee 20<br />
Go Global at Café Mundo 20<br />
NYE BEACH<br />
Relax with Sandbar & Grill 21<br />
Ride the Concrete Waves 21<br />
Winter Storm Alert 21<br />
SPECIAL FEATURE! Van Culture Flourishes on the Coast! 24<br />
SOUTH BEACH<br />
Play Indoors at Aquarium Village 28<br />
Eat and Drink off The Hook 28<br />
Oregon Coast Aquarium 28<br />
Take a tour of Rogue 29<br />
Hoover’s Pub & Grill 29<br />
Fresh Roasted Coffee & Craft Beer 29<br />
Vist & Cross 32<br />
Feed your Body & Soul 32<br />
Find Fresh and Local Produce 32<br />
DECO DISTRICT<br />
Pop into Uptown Pub 33<br />
Soar to New Heights iwth a Kite 33<br />
Start your Day off Right 33<br />
SPECIAL FEATURE! What’s in our tidepools! 37<br />
Climb Yaquina Head Lighthouse 40<br />
Access to Agate Beach 40<br />
Szabo’s Staek and Seafood 40<br />
UPTOWN/AGATE BEACH<br />
Settle In at Agate Beach Motel 43<br />
Sea Glass Bistro & Lounge 43<br />
Hunt for Treasures at Agate Beach 43<br />
Storm wave photo by Jeremy Burke<br />
COVER SHOT<br />
The Tidepools at Yaquina Head Natural Area. Yaquina Head<br />
Lighthouse shown in the background. Photo by Jeremy Burke<br />
SPECIAL FEATURE! Visit the Coast in Style! 44<br />
Places to Stay in <strong>Newport</strong> 46<br />
Places to Dine in <strong>Newport</strong> 53<br />
Places to Shop in <strong>Newport</strong> 57<br />
Tidal Charts 59<br />
Map of <strong>Newport</strong> 60<br />
What’s Fresh and When - Seafood 62<br />
SPECIAL FEATURE! It wouldn’t be <strong>Newport</strong> without Mo’s! 48
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February 21-24, <strong>2019</strong><br />
www.seafoodandwine.com<br />
42nd Annual<br />
<strong>Newport</strong> Seafood & Wine Festival<br />
South Beach Marina • <strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon<br />
It wouldn’t be winter on the coast without<br />
the annual <strong>Newport</strong> Seafood & Wine<br />
Festival, showcasing over 150 premier<br />
Northwest wines, culinary professionals<br />
and regional artisans. Get your tickets<br />
online beginning mid-October.<br />
Presenting Sponsor<br />
Visitor’s Center open 8:30-5:00 Mon-Fri<br />
www.newportchamber.org
• Full-line grocery store<br />
• Everyone welcome!<br />
Natural Food Cooperative<br />
• Organically grown produce<br />
• Hundreds of items in bulk<br />
We’re Open<br />
Every Day<br />
• Sandwiches, soups, salads & entrées made fresh weekdays<br />
• Sandwiches, soups & baked goods weekends<br />
159 S.E. 2nd Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541.265.8285<br />
www.oceanafoods.org<br />
Find us on Facebook!<br />
Monday-Friday: 8am-7pm<br />
Saturday: 8am-6pm<br />
Sunday: 10am-6pm<br />
Play safe...<br />
... but when you need us,<br />
visit a Samaritan Walk-In<br />
Clinic near you.<br />
Depoe Bay<br />
Samaritan Depoe Bay Clinic<br />
a department of Samaritan<br />
Pacific Communities Hospital<br />
531 NW Hwy. 101, Suite A<br />
541-765-3265<br />
Open weekdays<br />
<strong>Newport</strong><br />
Samaritan Pacific<br />
Walk-In Clinic<br />
a department of Samaritan<br />
Pacific Communities Hospital<br />
930 SW Abbey St., Suite F<br />
541-574-4860<br />
Open seven days a week<br />
Samaritan<br />
Health Services
We Take CRAB<br />
Very Seriously Here!
<strong>Newport</strong> is “The Dungeness Crab Capital of the World”<br />
BOAT CHARTERS<br />
NEWPORT TRADEWINDS<br />
653 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
541-265-2101<br />
newporttradewinds.com<br />
CAPTAINS REEL DEEP SEA<br />
FISHING<br />
343 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
541-265-7441<br />
captainsreel.com<br />
YAQUINA BAY CHARTERS<br />
1000 SE Bay Blvd. (near the<br />
Embarcadero Resort)<br />
541-265-6800<br />
yaquinabaycharters.com<br />
NEWPORT MARINE STORE &<br />
CHARTERS<br />
2128 SE Marine Science<br />
Drive, South Beach<br />
541-867-4470<br />
nmscharters.com<br />
“<br />
There are no days off in<br />
crabbing.”<br />
~ Nick Mavar<br />
f you know much about <strong>Newport</strong>, then you know that we take Dungeness crab<br />
very seriously here! In fact, the phrase “The Dungeness Crab Capital of the World”<br />
became a registered trademark of the city in 2007. The Port of <strong>Newport</strong> is home to<br />
the largest commercial fishing fleet on the Oregon Coast, and has been harvesting<br />
record numbers of this prized culinary crustacean for over a decade. Because so much crab is<br />
gathered locally, residents and visitors alike are able to purchase fresh crab right off the docks,<br />
from area fish markets, and may enjoy crab in many local restaurants. <strong>Newport</strong> also offers a<br />
variety of opportunities for you to catch your own crab directly from the docks of the Yaquina<br />
Bay, or by boat in the bay itself.<br />
Commercial crabbing is a way of life in <strong>Newport</strong>, and many residents work in the industry<br />
harvesting, processing and preparing the popular shellfish. Crabbing from <strong>Newport</strong> is hard<br />
work, and it’s dangerous. During crabbing season, fishermen brave the rough and potentially<br />
deadly seas, and extreme weather to collect crab by passing through the Yaquina Bay Jetty, an<br />
area simply known as “the bar.” The Yaquina Bay bar is an invisible horizontal barrier, where<br />
the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean meet with the much shallower waters coming from the<br />
mouth of the Yaquina River, causing extremely perilous conditions for boats leaving and<br />
returning to the bay.<br />
Out to sea, beyond the Yaquina Bay bar, commercial crabbers must work along the edge of the<br />
Pacific Northwest coastline known as the “Graveyard of the Pacific,” where jagged, unforeseen<br />
rocks and severe and rapidly changing weather create hazardous crabbing conditions. The<br />
Discovery Channel has chronicled the life-threatening work environment faced by <strong>Newport</strong>’s<br />
commercial crabbers in the reality series, Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove. In addition to the<br />
difficult and harsh working conditions, crab fishermen often have to negotiate the price of<br />
crab to get fair payment for their yield.<br />
If you want to catch your own crab, the Yaquina Bay is perfect; it requires minimal expense<br />
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and preparation and provides a great individual, family or group experience. Crabbing in<br />
the bay is open year round, although most crab is harvested between June and November.<br />
The best times to crab are when there is less difference between high and low tides, and<br />
during slack tides. Pick up a copy of the current Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations, a “crab<br />
gauge” measuring tool, and an Oregon shellfish license. Examine the regulations closely<br />
for instructions on gear to use, limits, measuring and determining the sex of the crab. Don’t<br />
forget to dress in warm clothes and bring gloves. Choose to bait your traps with fresh turkey,<br />
chicken, clams, fish carcasses, small fish, or other meat scraps.<br />
If you choose to crab the bay by boat, you will need to stay out of the navigation channel and<br />
away from boat traffic. Select a location to drop your pots or traps that is at least 20 feet deep;<br />
most charter boats are equipped with depth finders, but if you are renting your own boat<br />
make sure that you are crabbing in deep water. Use sinking line (as opposed to floating line)<br />
that is at least twice the estimated depth of the water to avoid having it get tangled in boat<br />
propellers or swept away by erratic tidal currents. Also make sure that your pots or traps are<br />
heavy enough to sink all the way to the sandy bottom, and that your floats and buoys can be<br />
easily distinguished from other crabber’s gear.<br />
Crabbing from a dock or pier is much easier and less expensive than crabbing from a boat,<br />
although the availability of crab can be limited to the specific area that you choose to drop<br />
your traps. The Port of <strong>Newport</strong> public fishing pier (located between the Rogue Brewery and<br />
the historic <strong>Newport</strong> Bay Bridge) in South Beach, and the Abbey Street Pier on the Historic<br />
Bayfront are some of the best spots to crab. Tie off the end of your crab line to the pier, and<br />
position your pots and rings so as to not interfere with boat traffic.<br />
If you choose to use pots, leave them undisturbed for at least 45 minutes before pulling them<br />
in to examine your catch. With rings, let them sit at least 10 minutes before checking them,<br />
and then pull them up consistently and quickly to allow the basket shape to capture all of<br />
the crab in the trap. Crab rings and pots are inexpensive and available in many locations<br />
throughout the <strong>Newport</strong> area, and renting them is even less expensive and might be the best<br />
choice for your first crabbing adventure.<br />
CRABBING EQUIP.<br />
NEWPORT TRADEWINDS<br />
653 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
541-265-2101<br />
newporttradewinds.com<br />
CAPTAINS REEL DEEP SEA<br />
FISHING<br />
343 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
541-265-7441<br />
captainsreel.com<br />
YAQUINA BAY CHARTERS<br />
1000 SE Bay Blvd. (near the<br />
Embarcadero Resort)<br />
541-265-6800<br />
yaquinabaycharters.com<br />
NEWPORT MARINE STORE &<br />
CHARTERS<br />
2128 SE Marine Science<br />
Drive, South Beach<br />
541-867-4470<br />
nmscharters.com<br />
NEWPORT MARINE STORE &<br />
CHARTERS<br />
2128 SE Marine Science<br />
Drive, South Beach<br />
541-867-4470<br />
nmscharters.com<br />
NEWPORT TRADEWINDS<br />
653 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
541-265-2101<br />
newporttradewinds.com<br />
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Experience<br />
Uncommon and Mysterious<br />
Things at Mariner Square<br />
Fine Asian-fusion at Asiatico<br />
The main event at Asiatico, is the sushi, and the sushi chefs here prepare<br />
artistic rolls with creative combos of ingredients! Try the Asiatico Roll (eel,<br />
avocado, cucumber, masago, spicy sauce, topped with smoked salmon,<br />
black caviar and Japanese mayo). The menu also includes non-sushi main<br />
dishes, and you’ll often find amazing specials that feature fresh, local fish.<br />
Make sure to compliment your dinner with one of their many sake choices.<br />
Asiatico is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week and you can eat<br />
in or take out.<br />
875 SW Bay Blvd., Historic Bayfront<br />
(541) 265-8387 | AsiaticoFusion.net<br />
pend the day exploring<br />
strange and fascinating<br />
things at Mariner Square on<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>’s Historic Bayfront!<br />
Mariner Square is the home of Ripley’s<br />
Believe It or Not, The Waxworks Museum,<br />
and Oregon Undersea Gardens. At Ripley’s,<br />
you’ll experience oddities from around the<br />
world, like the elusive Sasquatch and the<br />
hall of shrunken heads. The Waxworks<br />
Museum will introduce you to lifelike wax<br />
creations, featuring prominent historical<br />
figures and celebrities. Take the elevator<br />
down to the bottom of the ocean at<br />
Oregon’s Undersea Gardens to view the<br />
amazing variety of sea life. All three of<br />
these attractions feature gift shops with an<br />
amazing selection of treasures.<br />
250 SW Bay Blvd.,<br />
Historic Bayfront<br />
(541) 265-2206<br />
www.marinersquare.com<br />
Investigate Sea Life with Marine Discovery Tours<br />
Climb aboard the deluxe, 65 foot Discovery for a fun and exciting twohour<br />
Sea Life Cruise! Led by a team of enthusiastic naturalist guides, the<br />
tour will take you around the bay and into the ocean (if the conditions<br />
are safe enough to leave the bay). You’ll search for gray whales, harbor<br />
porpoises, seals, sea lions, pelicans, bald eagles, plankton and many<br />
other diverse kinds of sea life, and experience all of the fantastic scenery<br />
that the bay and coastline have to offer. Marine Discovery Tours also<br />
specializes in educational field trips, and features customized charters for<br />
special events.<br />
345 SW Bay Blvd., Historic Bayfront<br />
(541) 265-6200 | MarineDiscoveryTours.com<br />
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The Bayfront<br />
ANCHOR PIER LODGE<br />
541-265-STAY<br />
AnchorPierLodge.com<br />
BAYSCAPES GALLERY &<br />
COFFEEHOUSE<br />
541-265-4017<br />
CLEARWATER RESTAURANT<br />
(541) 272-5550<br />
ClearwaterRestaurant.com<br />
Find us on Facebook<br />
ENGLUND MARINE<br />
& INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY<br />
541-265-9275<br />
EnglundMarine.com<br />
INCAS ALPACA OF NEWPORT<br />
610 SW Bay Blvd<br />
www.<strong>Newport</strong>AlpacaShop.Com<br />
Facebook.com/IncasAlpacaOf<strong>Newport</strong>/<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>’s<br />
Historic Bayfront<br />
Shop, Play, Dine, Stay...<br />
Family Attractions<br />
Waterfront Lodging<br />
Fishing Fleet • Group Cruises<br />
Fresh Seafood–Dining<br />
or Off the Docks<br />
Coast Guard Station<br />
Commercial & Recreational<br />
Gear & Marine Supplies<br />
Crabbing Piers • Salt Water Taffy<br />
Sea Lion Colony & Birding<br />
Gift & Art Galleries<br />
Sport Fishing • Wine Tasting<br />
Whale Watching • Kayaking<br />
Sailboats<br />
Fishermen’s Memorial Walk<br />
Microbrews • Chowder<br />
Pubs • Night Life<br />
101 LOCAL by SPECIFICALLY PACIFIC<br />
541-272-9896 • SpecificallyPacific.com<br />
On Instagram & Facebook @specificallypacific<br />
MARINE DISCOVERY TOURS<br />
541-265-6200<br />
MarineDiscovery.com<br />
MO’S & MO’S ANNEX<br />
541-265-7512<br />
MosChowder.com<br />
PRESENTS PAST<br />
541-272-5082<br />
PresentsPastonline.com<br />
NEWPORT TRADEWINDS<br />
541-265-2101<br />
1-800-676-7819<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>Tradewinds.com<br />
OCEANIC ARTS &<br />
BREACH THE MOON GALLERIES<br />
541-265-5963 541-265-9698<br />
ROGUE ALES PUBLIC HOUSE<br />
Rogue, Bed & Beer<br />
541-265-3188<br />
Rogue.com<br />
SMUGGLER’S COVE RESORT<br />
541-265-9290<br />
SmugglersCoveResort<strong>Newport</strong>.com<br />
SURF TOWN COFFEE &<br />
TILLAMOOK ICE CREAM<br />
541-265-2208<br />
SurfTownCoffee.com<br />
THE LANDING AT NEWPORT<br />
541-574-6777<br />
TheLandingAt<strong>Newport</strong>.com<br />
WIND DRIFT GALLERY &<br />
CHILDISH TENDENCIES<br />
541-265-7454 • 541-265-4491<br />
Find us both on Facebook<br />
a neighborhood of fun for locals & visitors
When you visit the Oregon Coast, take time to stop at<br />
The Olde Telephone Company, where you will see hundreds of<br />
museum-quality antique and collectible telephones, related signs<br />
and memorabilia. The store also has available a large inventory of<br />
unique and collectible tin toys.<br />
We also specialize in the<br />
restoration and repair of old<br />
telephones, including parts,<br />
refinishing and rewiring.<br />
Phone (541) 272-5225 • 255 SW 9 th St, <strong>Newport</strong>, 97365<br />
Visit our website at: www.theoldetelephonecompany.com
Sweeten<br />
Your Day on the Historic<br />
Bayfront<br />
Barge Inn to the Local Scene<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>’s Barge Inn is a fixture on the Historic Bayfront. In fact, the selfproclaimed<br />
“Home of the Winos, Dingbats, and Riff Raff” has been a local<br />
landmark since 1936. The Barge Inn is a popular spot with fishermen and<br />
other residents, and you’ll feel right at home when you order a frosty beer<br />
or classic cocktail. They also serve the famous Barge Burger, which many<br />
consider to be the best burger in town. Stop in for a drink and a bite to eat,<br />
play a few games of pool, and listen to the amazing stories about fishing<br />
and living in a great coastal town.<br />
358 SW Bay Blvd., Historic Bayfront<br />
(541) 265-8051<br />
You’ll find many interesting souvenir shops,<br />
art galleries, and incredible restaurants<br />
amongst the working docks and fishprocessing<br />
plants of <strong>Newport</strong>’s Historic<br />
Bayfront, but did you know that the area is<br />
also home to four amazing candy shops? No<br />
matter what kind of sweet treat you’re after,<br />
these candy stores will have it! And they all<br />
have saltwater taffy!<br />
DOODLE BUGS<br />
This little shop not only specializes<br />
in chocolates, ice cream,<br />
saltwater taffy, and hard candy.<br />
334 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
Stay on the Historic Bayfront at The Landing<br />
The Landing at <strong>Newport</strong> will make you feel right at home when you stay at<br />
the coast! Located in the heart of the Historic Bayfront, this condominium<br />
hotel provides fully-furnished rooms complete with equipped kitchens,<br />
a dining area and a separate living room with a gas log fireplace. Most<br />
rooms offer washers and dryers, and feature a private balcony where you<br />
can enjoy all of the sights and sounds that the working bayfront has to<br />
offer. The Landing also has a large patio with gazebo, gas grill and crab<br />
cooker for parties or family get-togethers.<br />
890 SE Bay Blvd., Historic Bayfront<br />
(541) 574-6777 | TheLandingat<strong>Newport</strong>.com<br />
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NEWPORT CANDY SHOPPE<br />
Stop in for the huge variety of saltwater taffy<br />
and Jelly Belly jelly beans, or try a large<br />
lollipop that’s sure to last a long time.<br />
440 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
2 KIDS CANDY STORE<br />
They have your favorite type of store-bought<br />
candy, many kinds of lollipops and saltwater<br />
taffy, caramel corn, fudge and chocolate, and<br />
even Pez and Pez dispensers.<br />
640 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
REPUBLIC OF CANDY<br />
In addition to the saltwater taffy, caramel<br />
corn, and chocolate, Republic offers baked<br />
goods, espresso, and Beanie Babies.<br />
855 SW Bay Blvd.
N Y E<br />
Ampersand<br />
501 NW Coast St.<br />
Facebook.com/AmpersandNyeBeach/<br />
Charisma<br />
315 NW Coast St.<br />
(541) 265-4657<br />
Drawstrings of Malibu<br />
704 NW Beach Dr.<br />
DrawstringsOfMalibu.com<br />
Incas Alpaca Of <strong>Newport</strong><br />
415 NW Coast St.<br />
www.<strong>Newport</strong>AlpacaShop.Com • Facebook.com/IncasAlpacaOf<strong>Newport</strong>/<br />
Jovi<br />
232 NW Coast St.<br />
541-265-8220<br />
Nye Beach Sweets<br />
314 NW Coast St.<br />
NyeBeachSweets.com<br />
Nyevana<br />
135 SW Coast St.<br />
Nyevana.com<br />
SJ Custom Jewelers<br />
316 NW Coast St.<br />
SJCustomJewelers.com<br />
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Things to do!<br />
Beachcombing<br />
Bike Riding/Rental<br />
Beach Walking<br />
Kite Flying<br />
Surfing<br />
Sail-boarding<br />
Tide Pooling<br />
Photography<br />
Galleries • Jewelry<br />
Visual Arts • Apparel<br />
Lodging • Spa – Massage<br />
Cafés & Fine Dining<br />
Hours of Family Fun<br />
Unique Retail Shops<br />
Professional Services<br />
Fine Gifts & Home Decor<br />
World Class Performing Arts<br />
Sweets - Ice Cream - Chocolates<br />
Nye Beach Wine Cellar<br />
255 NW Coast St.<br />
Find us on Facebook!<br />
Peerless Puffin<br />
742 NW Beach Dr.<br />
Find us on Facebook!<br />
The Deep End Café<br />
740 W Olive St.<br />
TheDeepEndCafe.com<br />
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Bridie’s Irish Faire<br />
715 NW 3rd St.<br />
BridiesIrishFaire.com<br />
Chowder Bowl at Nye Beach<br />
728 NW Beach Dr.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>ChowderBowl.com<br />
Elizabeth Oceanfront Suites<br />
232 SW Elizabeth St.<br />
ElizabethOceanfrontSuites.com<br />
Inn at Nye Beach<br />
729 NW Coast St.<br />
InnAtNyeBeach.com<br />
Nye Beach Book House<br />
727 NW 3rd St.<br />
Facebook.com/NyeBeachBookhouse/<br />
Nye Cottage Beads<br />
208 NW Coast St. #1<br />
Facebook.com/NyeCottageBeads<br />
Queen of Hearts<br />
708 NW Beach Dr.<br />
QueenOfHeartsLingerie.com<br />
Tu-Tu-Tu Cottage<br />
222 NW Coast St.<br />
Facebook.com/Tu-Tu-Tu-Kitchenware-Cottage
COME FOR THE MOMENT<br />
the sun makes everything brighter<br />
NYE COTTAGE<br />
•B•E•A•D•S•<br />
and extended stay rentals<br />
208 NW Coast St. #1 – <strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-6262 Nye Beach<br />
www.Facebook.com/NyeCottageBeads<br />
OPEN 10-5 Tuesday – Saturday,<br />
Noon – 5 Monday, and CLOSED Sunday<br />
ANIMAL MEDICAL CARE OF NEWPORT<br />
COMPLETE MEDICAL CARE<br />
There’s nothing like <strong>Newport</strong> in summer, when the sun peeks through the<br />
clouds and sparkles on the water. And with oceanfront guestrooms, a restaurant<br />
with stunning views at every turn, and guest service that truly makes for a<br />
memorable stay, Hallmark Resort <strong>Newport</strong> is the perfect spot for your summer<br />
getaway. Book yours today.<br />
hallmarkinns.com/newport<br />
888.294.0854<br />
Family Pets • Farm • Exotic • Surgery<br />
Dentistry • Laser • Endoscopy<br />
Hours<br />
M-F 8am to 6pm • Sat 8am to 3pm<br />
Eric N. Brown - DVM• Steen E. Smith - DVM<br />
www.animalmedicalcarenewport.com<br />
541-265-6671<br />
162 NE 10th St.,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365
Stroll<br />
Through Nye Beach<br />
Wake Up at Carl’s Coffee<br />
Carl’s Coffee is a terrific local spot to find your favorite coffee drink! Carl’s<br />
serves Stumptown Coffee, and offers some of the best espresso drinks<br />
around. In addition to great coffee, they also feature 100% fruit smoothies,<br />
hot chocolate, hot or iced teas, and Italian sodas. With fresh pastries locally<br />
sourced from Le Maison bakery, hearty breakfast scrambles, fresh quiche<br />
made daily, and their signature Cuban sandwich, the food at Carl’s is also<br />
top-notch. Carl’s is also expanding their space to include a convenience<br />
store and enlarged restaurant space.<br />
715 NW Beach Dr., Nye Beach<br />
(541) 265-8665<br />
he Nye Beach<br />
Turnaround connects<br />
one of <strong>Newport</strong>’s<br />
favorite neighborhoods<br />
to miles of sandy beach, and is a great<br />
place to park your car while you explore.<br />
Visit the many shops and galleries that are<br />
nestled together in the neighborhood, and<br />
stop for some coffee, candy, of ice cream<br />
along the way. Nye Beach is also home to a<br />
variety of amazing restaurants, which offer<br />
diverse culinary delights, and several local<br />
bars that are perfect for a relaxing drink<br />
after your adventures. The beach is easy<br />
to access at the Turnaround, and is ideal<br />
for setting out your blanket, flying a kite,<br />
building sandcastles and making a fire to<br />
roast hotdogs or s’mores.<br />
Go Global at Café Mundo<br />
Experience one of <strong>Newport</strong>’s favorite gathering places for delicious<br />
World Beat Cuisine! Café Mundo serves up tastes from around the<br />
world, while providing a relaxed venue for exciting and original music<br />
performances. Specializing in local, sustainable and seasonal ingredients,<br />
their menu features amazing appetizers, tacos, bento bowls, sandwiches,<br />
soups and salads. Café Mundo has a wide variety of alcoholic and nonalcoholic<br />
beverages, and offers fresh homemade desserts. Café Mundo<br />
provides lunch and dinner Wednesday through Sunday, and has evening<br />
performances most evenings from Thursday through Saturday.<br />
209 NW Coast St., Nye Beach<br />
(541) 574-8134 | CafeMundo.us<br />
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Relax at the Sandbar & Grill<br />
Winter<br />
Storm Alert!<br />
Order a cold mug of beer or a specialty cocktail, have a bite to eat, play a<br />
game of pool, or try your luck at video poker! A short walk from the beach,<br />
and located in the heart of the Nye Beach Neighborhood, the Sandbar &<br />
Grill is a favorite of both locals and visitors alike. It’s an excellent place to<br />
relax and reflect at the end of the day, or to take a break before heading<br />
back to the beach. Once you’ve been to the Sandbar and Grill, you’ll want<br />
to make it a regular stop every time you come to <strong>Newport</strong>.<br />
722 NW Beach Dr., Nye Beach<br />
(541) 265-6032<br />
Ride Concrete Waves at <strong>Newport</strong> Skatepark<br />
This mid-sized skatepark is ideal for skateboarders of all ability levels!<br />
Skate subtle curves and ride the smooth dips that are designed to keep<br />
you in motion. Hit the ramps, slide along the metal rail, or drop into the<br />
bowl at your own speed. All of the terrain in the park flows together so that<br />
it can be skated in one continuous ride, but also allows skaters to focus on<br />
specific kinds of contour and slope. The skatepark is located right next to<br />
a portion of Sam Moore Parkway, which offers playground equipment and<br />
picnic tables.<br />
inter visitors to<br />
<strong>Newport</strong> are often<br />
amazed by the<br />
spectacular storms<br />
that build and erupt over the ocean and crash<br />
onto the beach and shoreline! These wild<br />
acts of nature often occur between October<br />
and March, when dark squalls crash inland<br />
and release tremendous gusts of wind,<br />
rain, thunder and even lightning. The most<br />
exhilarating place to watch winter storms<br />
is just above the beach. The Nye Beach<br />
Neighborhood has a number of hotel rooms<br />
that directly overlook the shoreline and<br />
Pacific Ocean, and are perfect for snuggling<br />
up in a fluffy chair in front of the window to<br />
watch the action.<br />
726 NW High St., Nye Beach<br />
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Van Culture Flourishes<br />
on the Oregon Coast
Surfers, nomads and weekend vagabonds, vans provide a<br />
home, or a home-away-from-home<br />
ans fill a traveling and lodging niche somewhere between cars and RVs; they are large enough<br />
to live in, and are perfect for exploring coastal towns like <strong>Newport</strong>. Some people who have vans<br />
use them to travel to the beach on their weekends or vacations, and then return home when<br />
the trip is over. Other van owners have moved out of traditional houses and apartments all<br />
together, and have taken up full-time residence in their vans. Regardless of where van owners<br />
find themselves on this temporary to permanent spectrum, most agree that van ownership has given them a<br />
sense of freedom and excitement that is unique, and that van living is a lifestyle unlike any other.<br />
You’ll notice a variety of vans driving along the Oregon Coast and parked next to the many beaches in <strong>Newport</strong>,<br />
but did you know that van culture has also become a nationwide sensation? The concept of van living has<br />
changed dramatically during the last 20 years; from SNL’s Chris Farley “living in a van down by the river”<br />
due to economic hardship in the mid-1990s, to modern times when van living is now a romanticized quest<br />
for simpler living. Over the last fifteen years, van culture has been documented and shared through blog<br />
posts, YouTube videos, and Instagram photos, with hashtags like #vanlife. Organizations, clubs and groups<br />
that celebrate van culture have also become very popular, with some that are all inclusive and others that cater<br />
to specific makes and models of camper or modified vans.<br />
Frequently, van owners customize the interiors of their vans to maximize all available space and utilize<br />
resources that are readily available. Meira and Louie Cole bought a 1988 Ford E350 4WD high top van almost<br />
three years ago, and although they don’t live in the van and they spend most of their time in <strong>Newport</strong>, they<br />
often travel up and down the Pacific Coast to where the surfing is the best. When they bought their van, they<br />
installed a rebuilt engine that runs on biodiesel that Louie makes, and added a propane on demand hot water<br />
shower. They also built a back bench seat that folds into a bed, storage shelves and surfboard racks, and even<br />
equipped the van with a solar panel that charges their electric cooler.<br />
Meira explains how the van enables them to go into very rural places where there are no nearby stores,<br />
lodging or restaurants, like Baja, California, “As intrepid explorers, the van allows us to take everything we<br />
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need to go beyond the limits of other people all in<br />
the name of surf.” Living in a van can also be difficult,<br />
and often challenging because of the lack of many<br />
basic functions that are included in traditional homes<br />
or even most RVs. Because of the extra work and<br />
effort it takes van owners to perform simple things<br />
like using the bathroom, cooking, or having clean<br />
laundry, Meira adds, “It takes a certain person to<br />
cruise a van. You have to be able to rough it.”<br />
Other van owners, like Daniel Hasselschwert of<br />
Ossie’s Surf Shop, decided to live in a van and stop<br />
paying rent entirely. Two decades ago, Hasselschwert<br />
lived in a van for more than three years, because<br />
when he wasn’t teaching school in Corvallis, he was in <strong>Newport</strong> surfing, and paying rent was unnecessary. He<br />
eventually moved to <strong>Newport</strong>, changed occupations, and didn’t own a van for a long time, but really missed<br />
his van, or “rolling dorm room” as he refers to it. Hasselschwert’s most recent van reflects the changes in his<br />
life, and he says that “Customizing them (vans) is the fun part; when life changes, so does the van.”<br />
Hasselschwert’s current van is a Volkswagen 1986 Syncro Vanagon 4WD, and is a rare find, as only around<br />
40,000 were produced and distributed worldwide. Since acquiring the Syncro, Hasselschwert has added a<br />
dome on top and an outside rack, which he plans to expand further now that he has a young son. He explains<br />
that because the Syncro is 4WD, it can go off road to some of the hardest to reach surfing spots, or through the<br />
snow if he wants to go snow camping. Hasselschwert says, “You can take this van almost anywhere, you can<br />
also park it anyplace that you can park a car, and you can leave anytime you want.”<br />
Van owners Ashley and Patrick Ward talk about the same freedom, “It makes it so we can be more spontaneous;<br />
we keep the van stocked so we can hit the road whenever we want.” The Wards own a 1980 Volkswagen<br />
Riviera, and take a lot of local and regional trips. Ashley explains that, “The van was pretty grungy when we<br />
bought it, but we transformed the interior by pulling out the old pressboard and installing cabinets and<br />
tongue-and-groove pine interior.” Patrick had worked as a Volkswagen tech for over ten years, and had owned<br />
a series of vans that he toured around in with a rock band when he was younger, so owning a van was second<br />
nature to him.<br />
Ashley wasn’t so sure about owning a van when Patrick introduced the idea to her, but she quickly fell in<br />
love with the project when she posted Instagram photos or their van and people began to respond in record<br />
numbers. Ashley soon found herself in a community of like minded van owners, and says, “Vans are cool. This<br />
has been a great project that we like to do together, from making it our own, to taking it on trips. We always<br />
look forward to running into cool people with cool vans.” The Wards are not part of any organization that<br />
meets with their vans, but they say that they are intrigued by the concept and might want to try it in the future.<br />
Van owners are diverse and unique individuals, but they share some common traits and likes. They love<br />
customizing their vans to make them their own, the freedom to come and go as they please, and the ability to<br />
return to a simpler living situation, if only for the weekend. Owning a van as a hobby or lifestyle might be the<br />
next phase for your trips to <strong>Newport</strong>; there is already a van community here that is waiting to welcome you.<br />
Above Left: Yaquina Head Lighthouse Tidepools by Jeremy Burke, Above: Daniel Hasselschwert of Ossie’s Surf Shop<br />
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Play<br />
Indoors at<br />
Aquarium Village<br />
If the weather won’t cooperate,<br />
you’ll still find several<br />
opportunities for indoor play<br />
amidst the restaurants and shops<br />
at Aquarium Village!<br />
YO HO HO INDOOR BOUNCE<br />
Bounce out of the bad weather and hop<br />
around for a while! Kids of all ages can<br />
choose to play and jump on a variety of<br />
inflatable bouncy slides, castles, and other<br />
fun structures. Parents and older kids can<br />
watch the younger ones bounce, or get in on<br />
the action too.<br />
3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd., South Beach<br />
(541) 867-3423<br />
YohohoIndoorBounce.com<br />
ESCAPE ROOMS NEWPORT<br />
Gather your family and friends and work<br />
together as a team to decipher codes, clues<br />
and hints in less than 60 minutes to find the<br />
solution to escape the room! Choose one of<br />
the three themed rooms and find out if you<br />
have what it takes to get out alive.<br />
3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd., South Beach<br />
(541) 867-2988<br />
EscapeRooms<strong>Newport</strong>.com<br />
Eat and Drink at Off The Hook<br />
This new addition to the South Beach Neighborhood offers a seafood-laden<br />
menu, but has all of your favorite comfort food too! Try one of their many<br />
fresh and mostly local seafood appetizers or entrees, or choose a specialty<br />
burger or signature sandwich. They also feature crisp salads, savory soups,<br />
heavenly $5 desserts, have a full-service bar with beer in bottles or on<br />
tap, and provide a variety of regional wines. After lunch or dinner, stop by<br />
<strong>Newport</strong> Candy’s Chocolate Shop (which is conveniently connected to the<br />
restaurant) for some sweet treats and great gifts.<br />
3211 S Coast Hwy, South Beach<br />
(541) 867-5555<br />
Dive into the Oregon Coast Aquarium<br />
For over 25 years, the Oregon Coast Aquarium has been the premier<br />
regional destination for exploring the mysteries of the ocean and the<br />
unique wildlife that call it home. You’ll love the dozens of displays of<br />
sea life and 15 themed exhibits, like the installation called Big Bites that<br />
showcases creatures with feeding adaptations. The Animal Encounters<br />
& Tours are also fun for older members of the family; get a hands-on<br />
experience with the new Sea Jelly Touch Encounter, learn the ins and outs<br />
of caring for the marine animals at the aquarium with a Behind the Scenes<br />
Tour, and swim with the fish and sharks when you Dive the Aquarium!<br />
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2820 SE Ferry Slip Rd., South Beach<br />
(541) 867-3474 | Aquarium.org
Drink<br />
Fresh Roasted Coffee and<br />
Local Craft Beer<br />
Take a Tour of Rogue World Headquarters<br />
Situated along the Yaquina Bay in South Beach, Rogue World Headquarters<br />
is the place for everything Rogue! Stop in and sign up for a daily tour<br />
(every Monday through Sunday at 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm), and<br />
then head into the brewpub for a bite to eat and some beer. The brewpub<br />
features a new and improved menu with delicious shared plates, soups,<br />
salads and other entrees, and they have over 40 beers on tap. The tour<br />
will then take you through the brewery, Rogue Spirits Distillery, museum,<br />
Rogue Rolling Thunder Cooperage, and Rogue House of Spirits.<br />
2320 SE Marine Science Dr., South Beach<br />
(541) 819-0202 | Rogue.com<br />
Bring Your Friends to Hoover’s Pub & Grill<br />
Since 1978, locals and visitors to the South Beach Neighborhood have<br />
been coming to Hoover’s Pub & Grill for drinks, dinner and fun! Hoover’s<br />
has an assortment of popular pub food and a full-service bar, and offers<br />
a comfortable atmosphere inside, or outside in their tiki-themed patio.<br />
In addition to video poker, you can shoot some pool or challenge your<br />
friends to a game of foosball, and they even have a book exchange if you’re<br />
looking for something to read. Hoover’s features live music on Fridays and<br />
Saturdays, and has an open mic night most Thursdays. You’ll know you’re<br />
in the right place when you see the mini Yaquina Bay Bridge on the roof.<br />
3539 Hwy 101, South Beach<br />
(541) 867-3303<br />
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Visit two of <strong>Newport</strong>’s newest additions in<br />
the recently finished Wilder Corner Building<br />
in the rapidly growing Wilder subdivision<br />
of South Beach. These new businesses offer<br />
fresh and local coffee, food, and beer, and are<br />
not to be missed!<br />
BOSQUE CAFÉ & ESPRESSO BAR<br />
Come in for a steaming cup of espresso and<br />
a delicious Bahn Mi sandwich and you won’t<br />
be disappointed! Bosque Café & Espresso<br />
Bar features sustainably minded small-batch<br />
coffees from Trailhead Coffee Roasters, and<br />
offers fresh-made cuisine from around the<br />
world, with an emphasis on Vietnamese<br />
recipes. They are also recognized as a Zerowaste<br />
café, so bring your own coffee cup and<br />
container if you want food and drink to go.<br />
4590 SE Harborton St. #100,<br />
South Beach<br />
(541) 264-2278| BosqueCafe.com<br />
WOLF TREE TAPROOM<br />
Local favorite Wolf Tree Brewing has opened<br />
up a taproom, and you’ll be glad they<br />
did! The Wolf Tree Nanobrewery has been<br />
crafting amazing beers from their Seal Rock<br />
brewery for a few years, but had not had a<br />
place to serve it until now. They feature their<br />
amazing beer, as well as a rotating guest tap<br />
for cider, and a choice of fine regional wine.<br />
The Taproom doesn’t offer food other than<br />
popcorn, but they do encourage you to bring<br />
your own meal or snacks from elsewhere.<br />
4590 SE Harborton St., South Beach<br />
(541) 223-5766<br />
WolfTreeBrewery.com
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Our passion is providing world-class health care in our beautiful,<br />
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YOUR COMFORT IS OUR PRIORITY<br />
Dental treatment does not have to be stressful.<br />
We understand your apprehension, and we<br />
provide comforting amenities like headphones,<br />
iPod with a large selection of music and podcasts,<br />
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Come early to your appointment and enjoy<br />
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123 SE Douglas Street <strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
The Best Breakfast on the Coast!<br />
The Best Breakfast<br />
on the Coast!<br />
Everything is Homemade!<br />
This exciting new gallery on <strong>Newport</strong>’s Bay front is filled with international<br />
art, sculpture, pottery, ceramics, fashion, jewelry and the largest<br />
collection of Disney Fine Art in the Pacific Northwest.<br />
859 SW Bay Blvd. • <strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
541-574-0802<br />
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We diagnose and repair more than transmissions.<br />
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126 NE 11 th St • <strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365 • 541-265-9567
Visit & Cross<br />
THe Yaquina Bay<br />
Lighthouse and The<br />
Yaquina Bay Bridge<br />
Feed Your Body and Soul<br />
Since 1971, Canyon Way has been nourishing locals and visitors alike with<br />
scrumptious homemade lunch and dinner, and providing them with great<br />
books at the same time! Their chicken curry soup has just the right amount<br />
of spice, and the fresh Dungeness crab cakes are amazing. They also<br />
specialize in pasta and local oysters. The relaxed atmosphere at Canyon<br />
Way completes the experience, especially when you find the right book to<br />
take with you on your adventures. The restaurant and bookstore are open<br />
Monday through Friday.<br />
1216 SW Canyon Way, Deco District<br />
(541) 265-8319 | CanyonWay.com<br />
he Yaquina Bay<br />
Lighthouse, completed<br />
in 1871, is believed to<br />
be <strong>Newport</strong>’s oldest<br />
building. The structure is Oregon’s only<br />
remaining wooden lighthouse with built-in<br />
living quarters, and is reputed to be haunted.<br />
Regular daily tours of the lighthouse<br />
are available, and admission is free with<br />
donation. The Yaquina Bay Bridge was<br />
constructed in 1936, and is perhaps the most<br />
recognizable landmark in <strong>Newport</strong>. With an<br />
iconic central arch and gothic columns, the<br />
bridge is impressive against the horizon,<br />
especially when the sun is setting over the<br />
Pacific. Visit the lighthouse, and then walk<br />
over the Bay Bridge to South Beach.<br />
Yaquina Bay State Recreation Site,<br />
Deco District (800) 551-6949<br />
Find Fresh and Local Produce<br />
Thankfully, the bustling <strong>Newport</strong> Farmer’s Market, held every Saturday from<br />
May through October, will not simply vanish from the intersection of Hwy<br />
101 and Angle St., but will move indoors through the winter and spring.<br />
Much of the produce, meats, baked goods, and the wide assortment of<br />
crafts offered by the Farmer’s Market will still be available at the <strong>Newport</strong><br />
Winter Farmer’s Market from November through April every Saturday from<br />
9 am to 1 pm. Stroll through the market with a steaming cup of hot coffee<br />
or tea, and select the perfect produce, meats, and crafts.<br />
Lincoln County Commons (fairgrounds)<br />
633 NE 3rd St., Deco District | <strong>Newport</strong>FarmersMarket.org<br />
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Start<br />
Pop into Uptown Pub<br />
This unassuming corner bar is a favorite spot for locals, but visitors are<br />
always welcome! Uptown Pub has a large selection of microbrews, and<br />
they serve up serious cocktails and offer daily happy hour specials. They<br />
also provide generous portions of pub food, and have the best Taco<br />
Tuesday around. Uptown Pub’s pool tables are only 50 cents, and chances<br />
are good that they’ll have your favorite video poker game. You can listen<br />
to live music on Friday nights, and the jukebox is well-stocked with a wide<br />
variety of songs that will liven up your evening.<br />
Your Day off right with a<br />
great cup of coffee from<br />
Coasties Roasties<br />
636 SW Hurbert St., Deco District<br />
(541) 265-3369<br />
Soar to New Heights with a Kite<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>’s beaches are ideal for kite flying, and The Kite Company has all<br />
of the equipment to get you started! They have the largest kite store on the<br />
Pacific Coast, and have hundreds of kites to choose from. The Kite Company<br />
has been providing high-quality kites for 27 years, and have field tested<br />
every kite they sell. Whether you’re buying a kite for the first time, or<br />
upgrading into a more complex model, the knowledgeable staff will help<br />
you select the right one for you. The Kite Company also sells a wide variety<br />
of flags, banners, windsocks, and wind spinners.<br />
407 SW Hwy 101, Deco District<br />
(541) 265-2004 | TheKiteCompany.com<br />
Drive in for coffee and<br />
a bite to eat before<br />
starting your day on<br />
the coast, or stop by to<br />
revitalize during your<br />
adventures! Coasties Roasties is locally<br />
owned, and serves drinks sourced regionally.<br />
Get a steaming cup of coffee from Columbia<br />
Coffee Roasters or delicious chai tea blended<br />
in Eugene, and check out their daily menu<br />
for fresh pastries, scones, muffins, breakfast<br />
burritos, wraps, soups and sandwiches.<br />
Coasties Roasties tries to include one vegan<br />
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605 E Olive St., Deco<br />
District off Hwy 20<br />
(541) 272-5353<br />
TRAVEL NEWPORT 33
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777 W. Olive St., <strong>Newport</strong><br />
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Pirate’s<br />
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Experience a<br />
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Looking back from the trails of South<br />
Beach State Park. Photo by Jeremy Burke<br />
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No aquarium, no tank in a<br />
marine land, however spacious it<br />
may be, can begin to duplicate the<br />
conditions of the sea.”<br />
~ Jacques Yves Cousteau,<br />
Oceanographer<br />
See the following pages for an<br />
information map about our tidepools<br />
PICTURED<br />
Green Anemone Underwater<br />
Photo by Jeremy Burke
on rocks and beach areas while their mothers feed<br />
offshore. Seabirds also use rocks for nesting and<br />
rearing their young. Please enjoy these animals from<br />
at least a 50-foot distance.<br />
SPRAY ZONE<br />
22<br />
HIGH TIDE ZONE<br />
MID-TIDE ZONE<br />
23<br />
5<br />
LOW TIDE ZONE<br />
18<br />
17<br />
21<br />
8<br />
SUB-TIDE ZONE<br />
15<br />
SPRAY ZONE<br />
1. Acorn Barnacle<br />
2. Ribbed Limpet<br />
Brown text indicates animal.<br />
Green text indicates plant.<br />
HIGH TIDE ZONE<br />
3. Purple Shore Crab<br />
4. Black Turban Snail<br />
5. Rockweed<br />
MID-TIDE ZONE<br />
6. California Mussel<br />
7. Ochre Sea Star<br />
8. Rough Keyhole Limpet<br />
9. Hermit Crab<br />
10. Black Leather Chiton<br />
11. Gooseneck Barnacles<br />
12. Surfgrass<br />
13. Giant Green<br />
Anemone<br />
LOW TIDE ZONE<br />
14. Giant Pacific Ch<br />
15. Red Sea Cucum<br />
16. Blue Top Snail<br />
17. Purple Sea Urch<br />
18. Feather Boa Ke
All information or fees subject to change without notice.<br />
This brochure is available in alternative formats upon<br />
request. Call 1-800-551-6949.<br />
Oregon Relay for the hearing impaired: dial 711.<br />
63400-8136 (5/<strong>2018</strong>)<br />
Welcome<br />
to Our Home<br />
5 4<br />
12<br />
ZONE<br />
acific Chiton<br />
a Cucumber<br />
p Snail<br />
ea Urchin<br />
Boa Kelp<br />
24<br />
1<br />
6<br />
3<br />
10<br />
14<br />
9<br />
16<br />
19<br />
19. Nudibranch (Sea Slug)<br />
20. Sunflower Sea Star<br />
21. Sea Palms<br />
25<br />
2<br />
7<br />
11<br />
13<br />
20<br />
BIRDS<br />
22. Peregrine Falcon<br />
23. Pigeon Guillemot<br />
24. Western Gull<br />
25. Black Oystercatcher<br />
Tidepools are divided into several zones. The zones<br />
are classified based on wave action, shoreline<br />
features and exposure during tidal periods.<br />
The organisms that live in each zone are dependent<br />
on a number of factors: water temperature, wave<br />
action, variation in salinity (saltiness), exposure<br />
to light and how much water is present. The<br />
conditions have to be just right for an organism to<br />
be comfortable in each zone.<br />
Some organisms are hardier than others and are<br />
able to live in multiple zones. Part of the fun of<br />
exploring tidepools is discovering a plant or animal<br />
where you least expected it to be!<br />
Spray zone: This area extends from the highest<br />
reach of spray and storm waves to the average<br />
height of the high tides. It is usually dry, meaning<br />
relatively few types of organisms can live here.<br />
High tide zone: This zone includes the area from<br />
the average high tide to just below the average sea<br />
level. It is a highly saline (salty) environment and<br />
experiences higher temperatures than other zones.<br />
Mid-tide zone: This zone extends from just<br />
below average sea level to the upper limit of the<br />
average lowest tides. Mid-tide zones experience<br />
more intense wave action than spray or high tide<br />
zones, but nonetheless are rich in animal and plant<br />
diversity.<br />
Low tide zone: This zone is exposed to air only<br />
at the lowest tides. This keeps temperatures and<br />
salinity levels more stable, allowing for more<br />
biodiversity than other zones. Organisms here are<br />
also more protected from predators—like big fish—<br />
because of the wave action and shallow water.
Climb<br />
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and Explore the Headland<br />
Access Agate Beach from Ernest Bloch Wayside<br />
Agate Beach has a new and improved access point at Ernest Bloch<br />
Memorial Wayside! Named after the famous composer who spent much<br />
of his time at Agate Beach, the wayside includes an enlarged parking lot<br />
with restrooms, exterior showers, benches and a memorial to Ernest Bloch.<br />
The wayside is located alongside Hwy 101, and is just a short walk down<br />
to some of the best surf on the Oregon Coast. The beach is also accessible<br />
from the Lucky Gap Trail that winds through the forest and onto the sand.<br />
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NW 49th St./Woody Way, Agate Beach<br />
pend the whole day at Yaquina<br />
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the lighthouse is situated on a narrow<br />
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Ocean, and is surrounded by 100 acres of<br />
the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural<br />
Area. Guides lead year-round tours of<br />
the lighthouse, and the headland has an<br />
interpretive center, gift shop and is home<br />
to many kinds of wildlife. Trails wind<br />
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and will take you to vistas with panoramic<br />
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whales, sea birds, and tide pools teeming<br />
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750 NW Lighthouse Dr., Agate Beach<br />
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Szabo’s Steak and Seafood<br />
You’ll find so much on the menu at Szabo’s Steak and Seafood restaurant!<br />
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but don’t forget to check your team’s game schedule before you visit.<br />
40 TRAVEL NEWPORT<br />
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175 NW Gilbert Way, Agate Beach<br />
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Beachcombing is always a<br />
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<strong>Newport</strong>’s beaches in<br />
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just never know what’s been washed up<br />
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3019 N Coast Hwy., Agate Beach<br />
(541) 265-9411 | AgateBeachInn.com<br />
TRAVEL NEWPORT 43
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7858 Surfland St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
206-935-7921<br />
CHEROKEE HOUSE<br />
3914 NW Cherokee Lane<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6262<br />
FAIRHAVEN VACATION RENTALS<br />
29 SW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-0951<br />
MONEY SAVER MOTEL<br />
861 SW Coast Hwy 101<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2277<br />
ABOVE THE SCHOOL HOUSE LODGING<br />
144 SW Coast Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-270-2850<br />
COMFORT INN<br />
531 SW Fall Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6203<br />
GRAND VICTORIAN B & B<br />
105 NW Coast Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4490<br />
MOOLACK SHORES INN<br />
8835 N Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
503-265-2326<br />
AGATE BEACH MOTEL<br />
175 NW Gilbert Way<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8746<br />
COTTAGE AT NYE BEACH<br />
406 NW High St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-921-3101<br />
HALLMARK RESORT - NEWPORT<br />
744 SW Elizabeth St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2600<br />
MOTEL 6<br />
2633 S. Pacific Way<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-7055<br />
AMERICAS BEST VALUE INN & SUITES<br />
710 N. Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6631<br />
DAYS INN<br />
544 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5767<br />
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS<br />
135 SE 32nd St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-3377<br />
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162 SW 86th Court<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
303-470-5689<br />
ANCHOR PIER BAYFRONT LODGING<br />
345 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7829<br />
DOLPHIN REAL ESTATE<br />
547 SW 7th Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
1-800-365-6638<br />
INN AT NYE BEACH<br />
729 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2477<br />
NEWPORT BAY MOTEL<br />
754 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2241<br />
BEACH COTTAGES AT NYE BEACH<br />
110 SW High St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3537<br />
ECONO LODGE<br />
606 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7724<br />
KNIGHTS INN NEWPORT<br />
1823 N. Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4533<br />
NEWPORT BELLE BED & BREAKFAST<br />
South Beach Marina ‘H’ Dock<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-6290<br />
423 SW Elizabeth St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-820-6132<br />
BEST WESTERN PLUS AGATE BEACH INN<br />
3019 North Coast Highway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9411<br />
ELIZABETH OCEANFRONT SUITES<br />
232 SW Elizabeth St. / PO Box 1342<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9400<br />
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1000 SE Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8521<br />
LA QUINTA INN & SUITES<br />
45 SE 32nd Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-7727<br />
LITTLE CREEK COVE<br />
3641 NW Oceanview Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8587<br />
NEWPORT MOTOR INN<br />
1311 N. Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6363<br />
NYE COTTAGE VACATION RENTALS<br />
208 NW Coast Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6262<br />
46 TRAVEL NEWPORT
Inn at Nye Beach<br />
OCEAN HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST<br />
4920 NW Woody Way<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3888<br />
SHORELINE RIDGE<br />
1125 NW Spring St. #A103<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
916-371-7577<br />
TYEE LODGE BED & BREAKFAST<br />
4925 NW Woody Way<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
841-265-8953<br />
WILLERS MOTEL<br />
745 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2241<br />
OREGON BEACH VACATIONS (RENTALS)<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
800-723-2383<br />
STARFISH POINT<br />
140 NW 48th Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3751<br />
VACASA<br />
1803 S Roosevelt Drive Unit D<br />
Seaside, Oregon 97138<br />
503-738-6680<br />
YAQUINA BAY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT<br />
146 SE 1st Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3537<br />
PORT OF NEWPORT MARINA & RV PARK<br />
2120 SE OSU Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-3321<br />
STONE CREST CELLAR BED & BREAKFAST<br />
9556 S. Coast 101 Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-6621<br />
VACATION INTERNATIONALE<br />
256 E. Olive St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-7743<br />
YAQUINA SURF CAMP<br />
NW Spring Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
858-688-8261<br />
RODEWAY INN<br />
206 North Coast Highway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5321<br />
SYLVIA BEACH HOTEL<br />
267 NW Cliff<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5428<br />
WAVES OF NEWPORT<br />
820 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4661<br />
ROGUE BED & BEER<br />
748 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-961-0142<br />
THE COAST HOUSE<br />
14440 South Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
253-631-3915<br />
SAIL INN<br />
134 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-270-5151<br />
THE LANDING AT NEWPORT<br />
890 SE Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-6777<br />
SCHOONER LANDING<br />
201 NW 66th Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4293<br />
THE WHALER<br />
155 SW Elizabeth<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9261<br />
SHILO INN & SUITES OCEANFRONT HOTEL<br />
536 SW Elizabeth Street<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7701<br />
TRAVELODGE<br />
1311 N. Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8516<br />
Sylvia Beach Hotel<br />
TRAVEL NEWPORT 47
It Wouldn’t<br />
Be <strong>Newport</strong><br />
without Mo’s
Mo, her restaurant, and their world-famous clam chowder<br />
any things in <strong>Newport</strong> have changed<br />
since Mo’s Restaurant opened on the<br />
Historic Bayfront in 1946, but the<br />
principles and philosophy behind the<br />
original little seafood eatery have not.<br />
Mohava Marie Neimi, affectionately<br />
known as “Mo” by the thousands of people who have<br />
met her over the years, believed that her customers<br />
were entitled to the best food that the Oregon Coast<br />
had to offer at a fair price. In addition to providing locals<br />
and visitors with fresh, homemade seafood, Mo had a<br />
remarkable impact on the coast that continues to this<br />
day.<br />
Mo’s first venture on the Historic Bayfront began in 1940,<br />
when she and her father bought the Bay Haven Inn<br />
(which is located just down the street from the original<br />
Mo’s, and has been serving customers since 1908). Six<br />
years later, Mo and her friend Freddie opened a little café<br />
named Freddie and Mo’s, but Mo bought Freddie’s share<br />
a few years later and changed the name to Mo’s. This<br />
original location has been open ever since.<br />
The restaurant became a local hotspot right away, and<br />
was known as “the little joint on the waterfront,” where<br />
fishermen and locals would gather to relax and share<br />
their stories. Around the time of the opening, Mo also<br />
started hosting a neighborhood talk show at the local<br />
radio station, KNPT, where she would discuss local issues<br />
with the residents of <strong>Newport</strong> for the next 30 years.<br />
One morning, a woman accidently ran into the front of<br />
the café, and was visibly upset, until Mo comforted her<br />
by saying,” Well, we’ll just put in a garage door so you<br />
can drive in anytime you want.” The garage door is still a<br />
fixture of the building, and is often opened during warm<br />
days.<br />
Mo had developed an amazing recipe for clam chowder<br />
when she first opened the restaurant, and many of<br />
the early guests told her that it was the best that they<br />
had ever had. Those guests told their friends about the<br />
chowder, and the restaurant soon became known for<br />
the delicious coastal delicacy. People would come from<br />
miles around to try the chowder, and sometimes they<br />
even had to wait in line to get into the restaurant. Mo<br />
would often host guests who had come to eat, and if<br />
there were people waiting in line, she would bring out<br />
a plate of halibut and oysters for them to snack on while<br />
they waited.<br />
Mo personally welcomed thousands of guests into her<br />
restaurant, and in doing so, she met many prominent<br />
people. Legendary radio broadcaster Paul Harvey<br />
sought out the restaurant, and when he arrived, he<br />
asked if he could meet Mo. Famous Oregon Governor<br />
Tom McCall, Senator Mark Hatfield, and Representative<br />
Les AuCoin were regular visitors, and even Senator<br />
Robert Kennedy stopped in at Mo’s Restaurant when<br />
50 TRAVEL NEWPORT
have been an integral part of the community for over 70 years<br />
he passed through Oregon on his presidential tour in<br />
1968. Senator Kennedy liked Mo’s chowder so much<br />
that he took several buckets with him when he flew on<br />
to Los Angeles.<br />
When the movie “Sometimes a Great Notion” was filmed<br />
in and around <strong>Newport</strong> in 1970, Mo met Paul Newman,<br />
Joanne Woodward, Henry Fonda, Lee Remmick, and<br />
other members of the cast. The cast and crew of the<br />
movie would often come to eat at Mo’s Restaurant, and<br />
Mo became good friends with them. Mo was even in a<br />
scene of the movie that was filmed at the Bay Haven Inn.<br />
As more and more people began to discover the<br />
restaurant, Mo decided it was time to expand and<br />
establish new locations. In 1968, Mo’s Annex went in<br />
across the street from the original restaurant, and Mo’s<br />
West at Devil’s Punchbowl in Otter Rock was opened<br />
in 1972. By the early 1980s, Mo had expanded her<br />
restaurants to Lincoln City, Florence and Cannon Beach.<br />
Mo began to take a less active role in running the<br />
restaurants by the late 1970s, and her granddaughter<br />
Cindy McEntee, who had worked with Mo for most of<br />
her life, took over many of the management duties.<br />
In 1989, Mo gave Rogue Ales, another well-known<br />
<strong>Newport</strong> institution, a helping hand in relocating to<br />
the coast. Shortly after the original Rogue Alehouse was<br />
founded in Ashland, Oregon, the building that housed<br />
the brewery and pub was flooded beyond repair. Rogue<br />
founder Jack Joyce was visiting <strong>Newport</strong> after the flood,<br />
and he met Mo. Over a bowl of clam chowder, they<br />
agreed that Mo would rent Jack the vacant storefront<br />
and garage that she owned on <strong>Newport</strong>’s Historic<br />
Bayfront, under two conditions: that Rogue would<br />
promise to feed the local fishermen and that a photo of<br />
Mo in a bathtub would forever hang above the bar (and<br />
a copy of the photo hangs there and in every Rogue<br />
Meeting Hall to this day).<br />
Although Mo passed away in 1992 at the age of 79, her<br />
legacy has lived on through the positive work ethic she<br />
instilled in her family, and the time, energy, and money<br />
that she gave to the community. Dozens of newspaper<br />
and magazine articles have been written about Mo<br />
and her restaurant. Mo’s Clam Chowder was featured<br />
at the Smithsonian Institute’s “Best American Regional<br />
Foods” event in 1999, and Cindy McEnee was awarded<br />
the 2001 1st runner up, National Small Business<br />
Person of the Year for the “outstanding development of<br />
her business and her contributions to the community.”<br />
Mo was an important part of <strong>Newport</strong>’s growth and<br />
identity, and her spirit and philosophy live on through<br />
the restaurant and through her family who still<br />
operate it.<br />
622 SW Bay Blvd, | (541) 265-2979 | MosChowder.com<br />
TRAVEL NEWPORT 51
Your Table<br />
Is Waiting<br />
One of a kind view, rave-worthy<br />
menus and the ambiance for an<br />
experience to remember. Weekend<br />
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner daily.<br />
CLEARWATER RESTAURANT<br />
325 S. W. Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541.272.5550<br />
www.clearwaterrestaurant.com
Induldge yourself<br />
Places to dine in <strong>Newport</strong><br />
This sinful dish is a Crab Mac n’ Cheese from<br />
Sea Glass Bistro and Lounge located in the<br />
newly remodeled Best Western Agate Beach<br />
Inn. Photo By Jeremy Burke
Sea Glass Bistro and Lounge<br />
Panini Bakery<br />
2 KIDS CANDY SHOP<br />
640 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541)265-2075<br />
BAY HAVEN<br />
608 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-7271<br />
BREWER’S ON THE BAY<br />
2320 OSU Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 867-3664<br />
CHALET RESTAURANT<br />
2026 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-6900<br />
ENRIQUE’S TAQUERIA<br />
741 NW 3rd S<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(971) 599-8621<br />
A POSTO PERSONAL CHEF<br />
P.O. Box 1471<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(971)506-6695<br />
BAY LATTE<br />
663 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-2208<br />
BURGER KING<br />
1435 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8247<br />
CHOWDER BOWL<br />
728 NW Beach Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-7477<br />
FERRY SLIP CAFÉ<br />
2820 Ferry Slip Rd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 867-3474 ext 5421<br />
ABBY’S LEGENDARY PIZZA<br />
932 North Coast Highway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-9336<br />
BIER ONE<br />
424 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4630<br />
BURGER KING<br />
1435 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8247<br />
CLEARWATER RESTAURANT<br />
325 S. Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 272-5550<br />
FISH PEDDLER’S MARKET<br />
617 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-7057<br />
AGATE BEACH GOLF COURSE<br />
4100 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-7331<br />
BITES ON THE COURTYARD<br />
1654 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 272-5582<br />
CAFÉ STEPHANIE<br />
411 NW Coast St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8082<br />
COCA MOCHA JOE’S<br />
1630 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-6444<br />
FISH TAILS CAFÉ<br />
3103 Ferry Slip Road<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 867-6002<br />
ARCTIC CIRCLE<br />
340 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-7822<br />
BJ’S ICE CREAM<br />
501 NW Coast Street • Suite B<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 991-1096<br />
CANYON WAY BOOKSTORE<br />
1216 SW Canyon Way<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8319<br />
DEEP END CAFE<br />
740 W Olive St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 264-8672<br />
FLASHBACKS FOUNTAIN & GRILL<br />
1255 N Coast Hwy,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-1955<br />
ARR PLACE<br />
143 SW Cliff St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4240<br />
BOSQUE CAFE<br />
4590 SE Harborton St Ste 100<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
5412642278<br />
CARLS COFFEE<br />
715 NW Beach Dr.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8665<br />
DUTCH BROS. COFFEE<br />
822 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4009<br />
FLIP’N CHICK’N<br />
912 Oregon Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 272-5456<br />
Ove<br />
Lucky Thai Elephant
Ove<br />
<strong>Newport</strong> Candy<br />
FRED MEYER DELI<br />
150 NE 20th St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4581<br />
JJ HO CAFE INTERNATIONAL<br />
715 SW Hurbert St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 272-9463<br />
LOCAL OCEAN SEAFOODS<br />
213 SE Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-7959<br />
MOMIJI JAPANESE<br />
122 Pacific Coast Scenic Byway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 207-0476<br />
NOBLE ESTATE TASTING ROOM<br />
146 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 272-5222<br />
GEORGIE’S BEACHSIDE GRILL<br />
744 SW Elizabeth St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-9800<br />
KAM MENG CHINESE<br />
4424 N Highway 101<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 67365<br />
(541) 574-9450<br />
LUCKY THAI ELEPHANT<br />
807 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-2959<br />
NANA’S IRISH PUB<br />
613 NW 3rd St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-6847<br />
OFF THE HOOK BAR & GRILL<br />
3211 S Coast Hwy,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365-4976<br />
(541) 867-5555<br />
GINO’S<br />
808 SW Bay Boulevard<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-2424<br />
KUM-YONS RESTAURANT<br />
1006 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-5330<br />
MAZATLAN MEXICAN<br />
404 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8595<br />
NEWPORT CAFÉ<br />
534 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-6847<br />
OVE NORTHWEST<br />
749 NW 3rd St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
(541) 264-2990<br />
GYRO GUYS<br />
342 Sw Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 961-8160<br />
LA MAISON<br />
315 SW 9th St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8812<br />
MCDONALDS<br />
1300 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-9866<br />
NEWPORT CANDY SHOP<br />
19 Oregon Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-2256<br />
PANINI BAKERY<br />
232 NW Coast St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-5033<br />
IZZY’S CLASSIC BUFFET<br />
5251 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-3636<br />
LA ROCA<br />
352 SW 9th St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-3005<br />
MO’S RESTAURANT & ANNEX<br />
657 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-9866<br />
NEWPORT LIQUOR STORE<br />
<strong>2019</strong> N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-5621<br />
PAPA MURPHY’S<br />
514 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-9065<br />
JC THRIFTWAY DELI<br />
107 Highway 101<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-9450<br />
LEE’S WOK<br />
306 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-6197<br />
MOLLIES FOOD FOLLIES<br />
3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 867-7075<br />
NEWPORT STEAK & SEAFOOD<br />
1019 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8283<br />
PIER 839<br />
839 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-2839<br />
Ultralife Cafe
Clearwater Restaurant<br />
PIG N PANCAKE<br />
810 SW Alder Suite A<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8009<br />
SHILO INN RESTAURANT<br />
536 SW Elizabeth<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97635<br />
(541) 265-2449<br />
TABLES OF CONTENT<br />
267 NW Cliff St,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-5428<br />
ZACH’S BISTRO<br />
614 W Olive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-2929<br />
ROGUE ALES PUBLIC HOUSE<br />
748 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-3188<br />
SORELLA<br />
526 NW Coast St. Suite C<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4055<br />
TACO BELL<br />
2415 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-5127<br />
ROGUE HOUSE OF SPIRITS<br />
2122 Marine Science Dr<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 867-3670<br />
SOUTH BEACH FISH MARKET<br />
3640 S Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 867-6800<br />
TAPHOUSE AT NYE CREEK<br />
520 NW Alpine St,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 272-5545<br />
SAIL INN CAFE<br />
134 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-8880<br />
STARBUCKS COFFEE<br />
122 N. Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8610<br />
THE COFFEE HOUSE<br />
156 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-6263<br />
SANDBAR AND GRILL<br />
722 NW Beach Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-6032<br />
SUBWAY<br />
1522 Oregon Coast Hwy,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4209<br />
THE HISTORIC BARGE INN<br />
658 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8051<br />
SEA GLASS BISTRO & LOUNGE<br />
3019 N Coast Highway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-9411<br />
SUBZERO SWIRLZ<br />
106 SW Coast Hwy,<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8269<br />
WATERFRONT GRILLE<br />
1000 SE Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8521<br />
SEADOGS<br />
839 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
541-264-8205<br />
SUPER OSCAR’S MEXICAN FOOD<br />
1226 Oregon Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-8222<br />
WOLF TREE<br />
4590 SE Harborton St.<br />
South Beach, OR 97366<br />
(541) 223-5766<br />
SHARKS SEAFOOD BAR & STEAMER<br />
852 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-0590<br />
SZABO’S STEAKHOUSE & SEAFOOD<br />
5188 NE Lucky Gap Road<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 574-0100<br />
YUMMY BOWL<br />
554 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-8783
Spoil yourself<br />
Places to shop in <strong>Newport</strong><br />
ooking for a gift to bring home with you? This stunning gift shop in the heart of Nye Beach has just what you are looking<br />
for. Charisma Gifts has a variety of items that will satisfy any shopper. Known locally for her elaborate holiday displays and<br />
items owner, Jeanne Moe, has been serving the <strong>Newport</strong> area for over 30 years. Christmas time is her favorite where she<br />
decorates 10 trees in different themes like Victorian, Coastal, and Woodland. If you are looking for that special gift you will not be dissapointed.<br />
Charisma is located in the Nye Beach District of <strong>Newport</strong> - 315 NW Coast St, <strong>Newport</strong>, OR (541) 265-4657.
PLACES TO SHOP NEWPORT OREGON<br />
3 GYPSY’S BOUTIQUE<br />
3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-6531<br />
BREACH THE MOON GALLERY<br />
434 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9698<br />
ENGLUND MARINE SUPPLY<br />
880 SE Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9275<br />
JOVI<br />
232 NW Coast. St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8220<br />
NYE BEACH BOOK HOUSE<br />
727 NW 3rd St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6840<br />
ABBEY CARPET & FLOOR<br />
345 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6167<br />
BRIDIES IRISH FAIRE<br />
715 NW 3rd St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-9366<br />
FEED CORRAL<br />
634 Pacific Coast Scenic Byway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8299<br />
LATTA’S FUSED GLASS<br />
669 Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9685<br />
NYE BEACH SWEETS<br />
314 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-1963<br />
ACE HARDWARE<br />
2340 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
(541) 272-5440<br />
CANYON WAY BOOKSTORE<br />
1216 SW Canyon Way<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8319<br />
FOR ARTSAKE GALLERY<br />
258 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-9070<br />
LEATHER WORKS<br />
410 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8577<br />
NYE BEACH WINE CELLAR<br />
255 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3292<br />
AMPERSAND<br />
510 N. Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-264-2090<br />
CARPET ONE FLOOR & HOME<br />
350 E. Olive St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3530<br />
FORINASH GALLERY<br />
845 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8483<br />
MADE IN OREGON<br />
342 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-9020<br />
NYE COTTAGE BEADS<br />
208 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6262<br />
AQUARIUM VILLAGE<br />
3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-6531<br />
CARQUEST<br />
145 E Olive St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2271<br />
FRED MEYER<br />
150 NE 20th St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4581<br />
MAI’S ASIAN MARKET<br />
256 E. Olive St. #A<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5868<br />
OCEAN PULSE SURF & SKATE<br />
428 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7745<br />
AT&T<br />
2015 N Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2900<br />
CASH & CARRY<br />
156 NE 7th St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7571<br />
GROCERY OUTLET BARGAIN MARKET<br />
721 N. Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2407<br />
MARINER SQUARE<br />
250 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2206<br />
OCEANA NATURAL FOODS CO-OP<br />
159 SE 2nd St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8285<br />
BAYSCAPES GALLERY<br />
333 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4017<br />
CHARISMA<br />
315 NW Coast St<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, OR 97365<br />
(541) 265-4657<br />
HARRY’S BAIT & TACKLE<br />
404 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2407<br />
MINI PET MART<br />
1740 Pacific Coast Scenic Byway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8355<br />
OCEANIC ARTS<br />
444 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5963<br />
BEVENS’ MARKET & DELI<br />
960 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2722<br />
CHEAP FRILLS QUALITY RESALE<br />
120 US 101<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9588<br />
HASTING COASTAL WOODWORKS<br />
3333 SE Ferry Slip South<br />
Beach, Oregon 97366<br />
541-867-2992<br />
NEW 4 YOU CONSIGNMENT CLOTHING<br />
337 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9110<br />
OLD WORLD TATTOO PARLOUR<br />
444 SW Coast Highway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-270-9538<br />
BIER ONE<br />
116 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4630<br />
CHILDISH TENDENCIES<br />
412 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4491<br />
HEALTH HAVEN VITAMINS<br />
2009 Oregon Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7663<br />
NEWPORT BAY CANDLE CO.<br />
616 E. Olive St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6111<br />
OREGON COAST AQUARIUM<br />
2820 SE Ferry Slip Road<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-3474<br />
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS<br />
116 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8335<br />
DIAMOND WIRELESS VERIZON<br />
324 Coast Hwy 1<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-0311<br />
ILLINGWORTH’S GIFTS<br />
735 NW Beach Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5094<br />
NEWPORT FLORIST AND GIFTS<br />
1164 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8262<br />
OREGON COAST GLASSWORKS<br />
616 E. Olive St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-8226<br />
BIKE NEWPORT<br />
150 NW 6th<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
1-800-446-9243<br />
DIAMONDS BY THE SEA<br />
2250 N Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-7755<br />
INSCAPES GALLERY<br />
818 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6843<br />
NEWPORT LIQUOR STORE<br />
<strong>2019</strong> N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5621<br />
OREGON OYSTER FARMS<br />
6878 Yaquina Bay Rd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5078<br />
BOHEMIAN CANDLE<br />
342 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-0300<br />
DOLLAR TREE<br />
44 S. Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-7950<br />
J.C. MARKET<br />
107 N. Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6641<br />
NEWPORT MARINE & RV SERVICES<br />
4354 Oregon Coast Hwy. South<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-3704<br />
OSSIES SURF SHOP<br />
4860 N. Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-4634<br />
BRANDY’S BARGAINS<br />
3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-4210<br />
EAGER BEAVER DISCOUNT STORE<br />
588 W Olive St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8438<br />
JAMBO WORLD CRAFTS<br />
458 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-0027<br />
NOSTALGIA ESTATE SALES<br />
120 Pacific Coast Scenic Byway<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4549<br />
OZONE FINE ART<br />
669 Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9500
PEERLESS PUFFIN<br />
742 NW Beach Drive<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-3153<br />
PICK OF THE LITTER THRIFT STORE<br />
633 NE Third St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-1861<br />
PIRATE’S PLUNDER<br />
3145 Ferry Slip Rd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-6000<br />
PRESENTS PAST<br />
716 NW Beach Dr.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-272-5082<br />
QUEEN OF HEARTS<br />
708 NW Beach Dr.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2118<br />
QUICK’S COMPUTER SERVICES<br />
4909 S. Coast Hwy. Suite 12A<br />
South Beach, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-7515<br />
QUILTERS COTTAGE<br />
1610 Oregon Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4248<br />
RAGS TO RICHES<br />
724 SW Hurbert St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-5541<br />
RECYCLED VIDEO GAMES<br />
504 Oregon Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-4400<br />
RED LOTUS MUSIC<br />
425 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4082<br />
REPUBLIC OF CANDY<br />
855 SW Bay Blvd<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4082<br />
RITE AID<br />
2336 North Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8596<br />
ROBY’S FURNITURE<br />
5111 N. Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-9520<br />
SAFEWAY INC.<br />
2220 N Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2930<br />
SALLY BEAUTY<br />
2230 Oregon Coast<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2822<br />
SJ CUSTOM JEWELERS<br />
316 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-272-5300<br />
SOUTH BEACH GROCERY<br />
3650 SW Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-7141<br />
THE EDGE GLASS BLOWING<br />
3916 S Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-867-4198<br />
THE GALLEY KITCHEN SHOP<br />
420 SW Bay Blvd.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-264-8360<br />
THE KITE COMPANY<br />
407 SW Coast Hwy.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-2004<br />
THE OLDE TELEPHONE CO.<br />
255 SW 9th St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-272-5225<br />
THINGS RICH AND STRANGE<br />
255 NW Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-365-3600<br />
TU-TU-TU KITHCHENWARE COTTAGE<br />
222 N. Coast St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-8065<br />
WALGREENS<br />
27 S Coast Hwy<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-574-4405<br />
WALMART<br />
136 SE 1st<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-6560<br />
WESLEY’S TRADING POST<br />
136 SE 1st. St.<br />
<strong>Newport</strong>, Oregon 97365<br />
541-265-4556<br />
Know the tides and<br />
play it safe on the beach<br />
J.R. Beaver<br />
and Oregon State Parks<br />
remind you to . . .<br />
Tide Tables<br />
<strong>2019</strong><br />
Oregon State Parks<br />
Information:<br />
800-551-6949<br />
Reservations:<br />
800-452-5687<br />
oregonstateparks.org<br />
Information printed from the<br />
National Oceanic and Atmospheric<br />
Administration<br />
tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov<br />
Printed on recycled paper 63400-8060 (11-19)<br />
Tim<br />
h m<br />
1 01:56<br />
08:31<br />
Tu 03:27<br />
09:54<br />
2 02:54<br />
09:17<br />
W 04:16<br />
10:54<br />
3 03:47<br />
10:00<br />
Th 04:59<br />
11:43<br />
4 04:36<br />
10:41<br />
F 05:38<br />
5 12:25<br />
05:20<br />
Sa 11:20<br />
06:14<br />
6 01:01<br />
06:01<br />
Su 11:58<br />
● 06:49<br />
7 01:36<br />
06:41<br />
M 12:35<br />
07:22<br />
8 02:09<br />
07:19<br />
Tu 01:11<br />
07:55<br />
9 02:43<br />
07:58<br />
W 01:47<br />
08:29<br />
10 03:18<br />
08:40<br />
Th 02:25<br />
09:03<br />
11 03:54<br />
09:28<br />
F 03:08<br />
09:39<br />
12 04:32<br />
10:22<br />
Sa 03:59<br />
10:18<br />
13 05:12<br />
11:23<br />
Su 05:03<br />
11:02<br />
14 05:55<br />
12:30<br />
M 06:21<br />
◐ 11:54<br />
15 06:43<br />
01:37<br />
Tu 07:48<br />
Disclaim<br />
Generat<br />
April May June<br />
Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 04:53 AM 3.1 94<br />
10:43 AM 7.2 219<br />
M 05:17 PM 0.8 24<br />
11:50 PM 7.1 216<br />
2 05:33 AM 2.4 73<br />
11:29 AM 7.4 226<br />
Tu 05:52 PM 0.7 21<br />
3 12:19 AM 7.4 226<br />
06:10 AM 1.8 55<br />
W 12:12 PM 7.5 229<br />
06:24 PM 0.7 21<br />
4 12:47 AM 7.7 235<br />
06:45 AM 1.3 40<br />
Th 12:52 PM 7.6 232<br />
06:55 PM 0.8 24<br />
5 01:15 AM 8.0 244<br />
07:19 AM 0.8 24<br />
F 01:32 PM 7.6 232<br />
● 07:25 PM 1.0 30<br />
6 01:43 AM 8.2 250<br />
07:54 AM 0.4 12<br />
Sa 02:11 PM 7.5 229<br />
07:56 PM 1.4 43<br />
7 02:12 AM 8.3 253<br />
08:30 AM 0.1 3<br />
Su 02:52 PM 7.3 223<br />
08:28 PM 1.8 55<br />
8 02:41 AM 8.4 256<br />
09:08 AM -0.1 -3<br />
M 03:36 PM 7.0 213<br />
09:01 PM 2.3 70<br />
9 03:12 AM 8.3 253<br />
09:51 AM -0.1 -3<br />
Tu 04:26 PM 6.7 204<br />
09:40 PM 2.9 88<br />
10 03:49 AM 8.2 250<br />
10:41 AM 0.0 0<br />
W 05:24 PM 6.3 192<br />
10:27 PM 3.4 104<br />
11 04:35 AM 8.0 244<br />
11:39 AM 0.1 3<br />
Th 06:31 PM 6.1 186<br />
11:29 PM 3.8 116<br />
12 05:34 AM 7.7 235<br />
12:45 PM 0.2 6<br />
F 07:46 PM 6.2 189<br />
◐<br />
13 12:47 AM 3.9 119<br />
06:49 AM 7.4 226<br />
Sa 01:56 PM 0.2 6<br />
08:59 PM 6.5 198<br />
14 02:13 AM 3.6 110<br />
08:12 AM 7.4 226<br />
Su 03:05 PM 0.0 0<br />
09:57 PM 7.0 213<br />
15 03:29 AM 2.9 88<br />
09:29 AM 7.5 229<br />
M 04:04 PM -0.2 -6<br />
10:46 PM 7.6 232<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 04:32 AM 1.9 58<br />
10:35 AM 7.8 238<br />
Tu 04:55 PM -0.2 -6<br />
11:28 PM 8.2 250<br />
17 05:26 AM 0.9 27<br />
11:35 AM 8.1 247<br />
W 05:42 PM -0.2 -6<br />
18 12:09 AM 8.7 265<br />
06:16 AM -0.1 -3<br />
Th 12:30 PM 8.2 250<br />
06:26 PM 0.1 3<br />
19 12:48 AM 9.0 274<br />
07:03 AM -0.8 -24<br />
F 01:22 PM 8.1 247<br />
○ 07:08 PM 0.6 18<br />
20 01:26 AM 9.2 280<br />
07:47 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Sa 02:12 PM 8.0 244<br />
07:49 PM 1.1 34<br />
21 02:03 AM 9.2 280<br />
08:31 AM -1.3 -40<br />
Su 03:01 PM 7.7 235<br />
08:30 PM 1.8 55<br />
22 02:40 AM 8.9 271<br />
09:15 AM -1.1 -34<br />
M 03:51 PM 7.3 223<br />
09:11 PM 2.5 76<br />
23 03:18 AM 8.5 259<br />
10:01 AM -0.7 -21<br />
Tu 04:43 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:56 PM 3.1 94<br />
24 03:59 AM 7.9 241<br />
10:50 AM -0.2 -6<br />
W 05:39 PM 6.4 195<br />
10:47 PM 3.6 110<br />
25 04:45 AM 7.3 223<br />
11:44 AM 0.4 12<br />
Th 06:41 PM 6.2 189<br />
11:50 PM 4.0 122<br />
26 05:39 AM 6.8 207<br />
12:43 PM 0.8 24<br />
F 07:50 PM 6.1 186<br />
◑<br />
27 01:06 AM 4.0 122<br />
06:46 AM 6.3 192<br />
Sa 01:48 PM 1.1 34<br />
08:55 PM 6.2 189<br />
28 02:28 AM 3.7 113<br />
08:01 AM 6.1 186<br />
Su 02:49 PM 1.2 37<br />
09:45 PM 6.4 195<br />
29 03:35 AM 3.1 94<br />
09:12 AM 6.1 186<br />
M 03:42 PM 1.2 37<br />
10:23 PM 6.8 207<br />
30 04:24 AM 2.4 73<br />
10:12 AM 6.3 192<br />
Tu 04:25 PM 1.2 37<br />
10:57 PM 7.1 216<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 05:06 AM 1.7 52<br />
11:04 AM 6.5 198<br />
W 05:04 PM 1.2 37<br />
11:28 PM 7.5 229<br />
2 05:43 AM 1.0 30<br />
11:51 AM 6.7 204<br />
Th 05:40 PM 1.3 40<br />
11:59 PM 7.9 241<br />
3 06:20 AM 0.3 9<br />
12:35 PM 6.9 210<br />
F 06:15 PM 1.5 46<br />
4 12:30 AM 8.2 250<br />
06:56 AM -0.3 -9<br />
Sa 01:19 PM 7.1 216<br />
● 06:50 PM 1.8 55<br />
5 01:01 AM 8.4 256<br />
07:32 AM -0.8 -24<br />
Su 02:02 PM 7.1 216<br />
07:25 PM 2.1 64<br />
6 01:34 AM 8.6 262<br />
08:10 AM -1.1 -34<br />
M 02:47 PM 7.1 216<br />
08:02 PM 2.5 76<br />
7 02:07 AM 8.6 262<br />
08:51 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Tu 03:33 PM 7.0 213<br />
08:42 PM 2.8 85<br />
8 02:44 AM 8.5 259<br />
09:35 AM -1.2 -37<br />
W 04:25 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:27 PM 3.2 98<br />
9 03:27 AM 8.3 253<br />
10:25 AM -1.0 -30<br />
Th 05:21 PM 6.6 201<br />
10:22 PM 3.5 107<br />
10 04:19 AM 7.9 241<br />
11:21 AM -0.7 -21<br />
F 06:22 PM 6.6 201<br />
11:29 PM 3.6 110<br />
11 05:22 AM 7.4 226<br />
12:22 PM -0.4 -12<br />
Sa 07:25 PM 6.7 204<br />
12 12:47 AM 3.4 104<br />
06:37 AM 7.0 213<br />
Su 01:27 PM -0.1 -3<br />
◐ 08:27 PM 7.0 213<br />
13 02:09 AM 2.9 88<br />
07:59 AM 6.7 204<br />
M 02:30 PM 0.1 3<br />
09:22 PM 7.5 229<br />
14 03:22 AM 2.0 61<br />
09:17 AM 6.7 204<br />
Tu 03:29 PM 0.4 12<br />
10:09 PM 8.0 244<br />
15 04:23 AM 0.9 27<br />
10:27 AM 6.8 207<br />
W 04:22 PM 0.6 18<br />
10:52 PM 8.5 259<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 05:15 AM 0.0 0<br />
11:29 AM 7.0 213<br />
Th 05:10 PM 0.9 27<br />
11:33 PM 8.8 268<br />
17 06:03 AM -0.8 -24<br />
12:25 PM 7.2 219<br />
F 05:56 PM 1.3 40<br />
18 12:13 AM 9.1 277<br />
06:48 AM -1.4 -43<br />
Sa 01:18 PM 7.3 223<br />
○ 06:40 PM 1.8 55<br />
19 12:52 AM 9.1 277<br />
07:31 AM -1.7 -52<br />
Su 02:07 PM 7.3 223<br />
07:23 PM 2.2 67<br />
20 01:30 AM 9.0 274<br />
08:12 AM -1.7 -52<br />
M 02:53 PM 7.2 219<br />
08:05 PM 2.6 79<br />
21 02:08 AM 8.7 265<br />
08:53 AM -1.4 -43<br />
Tu 03:40 PM 7.0 213<br />
08:47 PM 3.0 91<br />
22 02:46 AM 8.2 250<br />
09:35 AM -1.0 -30<br />
W 04:27 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:33 PM 3.4 104<br />
23 03:26 AM 7.7 235<br />
10:19 AM -0.5 -15<br />
Th 05:15 PM 6.5 198<br />
10:23 PM 3.7 113<br />
24 04:10 AM 7.1 216<br />
11:06 AM 0.0 0<br />
F 06:06 PM 6.4 195<br />
11:22 PM 3.8 116<br />
25 05:01 AM 6.5 198<br />
11:56 AM 0.5 15<br />
Sa 06:59 PM 6.3 192<br />
26 12:31 AM 3.7 113<br />
06:01 AM 6.0 183<br />
Su 12:49 PM 0.9 27<br />
◑ 07:51 PM 6.4 195<br />
27 01:44 AM 3.4 104<br />
07:11 AM 5.6 171<br />
M 01:43 PM 1.2 37<br />
08:40 PM 6.6 201<br />
28 02:52 AM 2.8 85<br />
08:26 AM 5.4 165<br />
Tu 02:36 PM 1.5 46<br />
09:22 PM 6.9 210<br />
29 03:47 AM 2.0 61<br />
09:35 AM 5.5 168<br />
W 03:25 PM 1.7 52<br />
10:01 PM 7.3 223<br />
30 04:32 AM 1.2 37<br />
10:34 AM 5.8 177<br />
Th 04:10 PM 1.9 58<br />
10:37 PM 7.7 235<br />
31 05:13 AM 0.4 12<br />
11:28 AM 6.1 186<br />
F 04:53 PM 2.1 64<br />
11:12 PM 8.1 247<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 05:52 AM -0.3 -9<br />
12:18 PM 6.4 195<br />
Sa 05:35 PM 2.3 70<br />
11:48 PM 8.5 259<br />
2 06:32 AM -1.0 -30<br />
01:06 PM 6.7 204<br />
Su 06:17 PM 2.5 76<br />
3 12:25 AM 8.8 268<br />
07:12 AM -1.5 -46<br />
M 01:52 PM 6.9 210<br />
● 06:59 PM 2.7 82<br />
4 01:04 AM 8.9 271<br />
07:53 AM -1.8 -55<br />
Tu 02:39 PM 7.1 216<br />
07:43 PM 2.9 88<br />
5 01:45 AM 9.0 274<br />
08:36 AM -2.0 -61<br />
W 03:26 PM 7.1 216<br />
08:29 PM 3.0 91<br />
6 02:28 AM 8.8 268<br />
09:22 AM -1.9 -58<br />
Th 04:16 PM 7.1 216<br />
09:20 PM 3.1 94<br />
7 03:17 AM 8.5 259<br />
10:11 AM -1.6 -49<br />
F 05:08 PM 7.1 216<br />
10:18 PM 3.1 94<br />
8 04:12 AM 7.9 241<br />
11:03 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Sa 06:01 PM 7.1 216<br />
11:26 PM 3.0 91<br />
9 05:15 AM 7.3 223<br />
11:58 AM -0.6 -18<br />
Su 06:56 PM 7.3 223<br />
10 12:41 AM 2.7 82<br />
06:27 AM 6.6 201<br />
M 12:56 PM 0.0 0<br />
◐ 07:51 PM 7.6 232<br />
11 01:58 AM 2.0 61<br />
07:47 AM 6.2 189<br />
Tu 01:54 PM 0.6 18<br />
08:43 PM 7.9 241<br />
12 03:09 AM 1.2 37<br />
09:07 AM 6.0 183<br />
W 02:53 PM 1.1 34<br />
09:33 PM 8.3 253<br />
13 04:10 AM 0.3 9<br />
10:21 AM 6.1 186<br />
Th 03:48 PM 1.6 49<br />
10:18 PM 8.6 262<br />
14 05:02 AM -0.5 -15<br />
11:26 AM 6.3 192<br />
F 04:40 PM 2.1 64<br />
11:01 PM 8.8 268<br />
15 05:50 AM -1.1 -34<br />
12:23 PM 6.6 201<br />
Sa 05:29 PM 2.4 73<br />
11:43 PM 8.9 271<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 06:34 AM -1.5 -46<br />
01:14 PM 6.8 207<br />
Su 06:16 PM 2.7 82<br />
17 12:24 AM 8.9 271<br />
07:15 AM -1.6 -49<br />
M 02:00 PM 6.9 210<br />
○ 07:01 PM 2.9 88<br />
18 01:04 AM 8.7 265<br />
07:55 AM -1.6 -49<br />
Tu 02:42 PM 7.0 213<br />
07:45 PM 3.1 94<br />
19 01:43 AM 8.4 256<br />
08:33 AM -1.4 -43<br />
W 03:23 PM 6.9 210<br />
08:27 PM 3.2 98<br />
20 02:21 AM 8.1 247<br />
09:11 AM -1.1 -34<br />
Th 04:03 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:10 PM 3.3 101<br />
21 03:00 AM 7.6 232<br />
09:50 AM -0.6 -18<br />
F 04:44 PM 6.7 204<br />
09:57 PM 3.4 104<br />
22 03:42 AM 7.1 216<br />
10:29 AM -0.2 -6<br />
Sa 05:25 PM 6.6 201<br />
10:50 PM 3.4 104<br />
23 04:28 AM 6.5 198<br />
11:11 AM 0.3 9<br />
Su 06:08 PM 6.6 201<br />
11:49 PM 3.3 101<br />
24 05:22 AM 6.0 183<br />
11:55 AM 0.8 24<br />
M 06:51 PM 6.7 204<br />
25 12:53 AM 3.0 91<br />
06:25 AM 5.5 168<br />
Tu 12:41 PM 1.3 40<br />
◑ 07:36 PM 6.8 207<br />
26 01:59 AM 2.5 76<br />
07:38 AM 5.2 158<br />
W 01:31 PM 1.8 55<br />
08:20 PM 7.1 216<br />
27 03:00 AM 1.8 55<br />
08:54 AM 5.1 155<br />
Th 02:24 PM 2.3 70<br />
09:04 PM 7.5 229<br />
28 03:53 AM 1.0 30<br />
10:05 AM 5.4 165<br />
F 03:18 PM 2.6 79<br />
09:47 PM 7.9 241<br />
29 04:40 AM 0.2 6<br />
11:06 AM 5.7 174<br />
Sa 04:10 PM 2.8 85<br />
10:30 PM 8.3 253<br />
30 05:25 AM -0.6 -18<br />
12:01 PM 6.2 189<br />
Su 05:00 PM 2.9 88<br />
11:13 PM 8.7 265<br />
StationId: 9435380<br />
Source: NOAA/NOS/CO-OPS<br />
Station Type: Primary<br />
Time Zone: LST_LDT<br />
Datum: MLLW<br />
NOAA Tide Predictions<br />
South Beach, OR,<strong>2019</strong><br />
Times and Heights of High and Low Waters<br />
Tim<br />
h m<br />
1 06:09<br />
12:51<br />
M 05:50<br />
11:57<br />
2 06:53<br />
01:38<br />
Tu 06:39<br />
●<br />
3 12:43<br />
07:37<br />
W 02:24<br />
07:28<br />
4 01:30<br />
08:21<br />
Th 03:09<br />
08:18<br />
5 02:19<br />
09:06<br />
F 03:55<br />
09:11<br />
6 03:11<br />
09:53<br />
Sa 04:42<br />
10:10<br />
7 04:06<br />
10:41<br />
Su 05:31<br />
11:14<br />
8 05:08<br />
11:31<br />
M 06:20<br />
9 12:25<br />
06:17<br />
Tu 12:24<br />
◐ 07:12<br />
10 01:38<br />
07:35<br />
W 01:20<br />
08:04<br />
11 02:50<br />
08:59<br />
Th 02:20<br />
08:57<br />
12 03:53<br />
10:18<br />
F 03:21<br />
09:48<br />
13 04:48<br />
11:24<br />
Sa 04:19<br />
10:36<br />
14 05:36<br />
12:20<br />
Su 05:12<br />
11:21<br />
15 06:19<br />
01:06<br />
M 06:01<br />
Know the tides and<br />
play it safe on the beach<br />
J.R. Beaver<br />
and Oregon State Parks<br />
remind you to . . .<br />
Tide Tables<br />
<strong>2019</strong><br />
tate Parks<br />
ation:<br />
51-6949<br />
vations:<br />
52-5687<br />
teparks.org<br />
rinted from the<br />
c and Atmospheric<br />
istration<br />
rents.noaa.gov<br />
paper 63400-8060 (11-19)<br />
January February March<br />
Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 01:56 AM 3.0 91<br />
08:31 AM 9.1 277<br />
Tu 03:27 PM 0.7 21<br />
09:54 PM 6.6 201<br />
2 02:54 AM 3.5 107<br />
09:17 AM 9.2 280<br />
W 04:16 PM 0.2 6<br />
10:54 PM 6.9 210<br />
3 03:47 AM 3.8 116<br />
10:00 AM 9.3 283<br />
Th 04:59 PM -0.2 -6<br />
11:43 PM 7.2 219<br />
4 04:36 AM 3.9 119<br />
10:41 AM 9.3 283<br />
F 05:38 PM -0.4 -12<br />
5 12:25 AM 7.5 229<br />
05:20 AM 4.0 122<br />
Sa 11:20 AM 9.3 283<br />
06:14 PM -0.5 -15<br />
6 01:01 AM 7.6 232<br />
06:01 AM 4.0 122<br />
Su 11:58 AM 9.1 277<br />
● 06:49 PM -0.5 -15<br />
7 01:36 AM 7.7 235<br />
06:41 AM 3.9 119<br />
M 12:35 PM 9.0 274<br />
07:22 PM -0.3 -9<br />
8 02:09 AM 7.7 235<br />
07:19 AM 3.9 119<br />
Tu 01:11 PM 8.7 265<br />
07:55 PM -0.1 -3<br />
9 02:43 AM 7.7 235<br />
07:58 AM 3.9 119<br />
W 01:47 PM 8.3 253<br />
08:29 PM 0.2 6<br />
10 03:18 AM 7.6 232<br />
08:40 AM 3.8 116<br />
Th 02:25 PM 7.8 238<br />
09:03 PM 0.7 21<br />
11 03:54 AM 7.6 232<br />
09:28 AM 3.8 116<br />
F 03:08 PM 7.3 223<br />
09:39 PM 1.2 37<br />
12 04:32 AM 7.6 232<br />
10:22 AM 3.6 110<br />
Sa 03:59 PM 6.7 204<br />
10:18 PM 1.8 55<br />
13 05:12 AM 7.7 235<br />
11:23 AM 3.3 101<br />
Su 05:03 PM 6.1 186<br />
11:02 PM 2.4 73<br />
14 05:55 AM 7.9 241<br />
12:30 PM 2.8 85<br />
M 06:21 PM 5.8 177<br />
◐ 11:54 PM 3.0 91<br />
15 06:43 AM 8.2 250<br />
01:37 PM 2.2 67<br />
Tu 07:48 PM 5.8 177<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 12:56 AM 3.5 107<br />
07:35 AM 8.5 259<br />
W 02:37 PM 1.3 40<br />
09:06 PM 6.2 189<br />
17 02:01 AM 3.9 119<br />
08:28 AM 9.0 274<br />
Th 03:31 PM 0.4 12<br />
10:11 PM 6.7 204<br />
18 03:04 AM 4.0 122<br />
09:20 AM 9.5 290<br />
F 04:21 PM -0.5 -15<br />
11:06 PM 7.3 223<br />
19 04:01 AM 3.8 116<br />
10:11 AM 9.9 302<br />
Sa 05:09 PM -1.2 -37<br />
11:55 PM 7.8 238<br />
20 04:56 AM 3.6 110<br />
11:02 AM 10.3 314<br />
Su 05:56 PM -1.7 -52<br />
21 12:41 AM 8.3 253<br />
05:49 AM 3.2 98<br />
M 11:53 AM 10.4 317<br />
○ 06:41 PM -1.9 -58<br />
22 01:25 AM 8.6 262<br />
06:40 AM 2.9 88<br />
Tu 12:44 PM 10.3 314<br />
07:25 PM -1.8 -55<br />
23 02:08 AM 8.8 268<br />
07:32 AM 2.6 79<br />
W 01:35 PM 9.9 302<br />
08:09 PM -1.4 -43<br />
24 02:52 AM 8.9 271<br />
08:26 AM 2.4 73<br />
Th 02:27 PM 9.2 280<br />
08:53 PM -0.7 -21<br />
25 03:36 AM 9.0 274<br />
09:24 AM 2.2 67<br />
F 03:23 PM 8.3 253<br />
09:39 PM 0.2 6<br />
26 04:22 AM 8.9 271<br />
10:27 AM 2.1 64<br />
Sa 04:25 PM 7.4 226<br />
10:27 PM 1.3 40<br />
27 05:10 AM 8.8 268<br />
11:35 AM 2.0 61<br />
Su 05:35 PM 6.6 201<br />
◑ 11:18 PM 2.3 70<br />
28 06:01 AM 8.7 265<br />
12:49 PM 1.7 52<br />
M 06:58 PM 6.1 186<br />
29 12:16 AM 3.2 98<br />
06:56 AM 8.6 262<br />
Tu 02:02 PM 1.3 40<br />
08:31 PM 6.1 186<br />
30 01:23 AM 3.8 116<br />
07:53 AM 8.6 262<br />
W 03:05 PM 0.9 27<br />
09:50 PM 6.4 195<br />
31 02:31 AM 4.2 128<br />
08:48 AM 8.6 262<br />
Th 03:57 PM 0.5 15<br />
10:48 PM 6.8 207<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 03:32 AM 4.2 128<br />
09:38 AM 8.7 265<br />
F 04:42 PM 0.2 6<br />
11:32 PM 7.1 216<br />
2 04:23 AM 4.1 125<br />
10:23 AM 8.8 268<br />
Sa 05:21 PM 0.0 0<br />
3 12:08 AM 7.4 226<br />
05:08 AM 3.9 119<br />
Su 11:05 AM 8.8 268<br />
05:56 PM -0.1 -3<br />
4 12:39 AM 7.6 232<br />
05:48 AM 3.6 110<br />
M 11:44 AM 8.8 268<br />
● 06:29 PM -0.2 -6<br />
5 01:08 AM 7.7 235<br />
06:25 AM 3.4 104<br />
Tu 12:22 PM 8.8 268<br />
06:59 PM -0.1 -3<br />
6 01:38 AM 7.8 238<br />
07:01 AM 3.1 94<br />
W 12:57 PM 8.6 262<br />
07:29 PM 0.0 0<br />
7 02:07 AM 7.9 241<br />
07:38 AM 3.0 91<br />
Th 01:33 PM 8.2 250<br />
07:59 PM 0.4 12<br />
8 02:37 AM 7.9 241<br />
08:16 AM 2.8 85<br />
F 02:10 PM 7.8 238<br />
08:29 PM 0.8 24<br />
9 03:08 AM 7.9 241<br />
08:57 AM 2.7 82<br />
Sa 02:51 PM 7.3 223<br />
09:01 PM 1.4 43<br />
10 03:40 AM 8.0 244<br />
09:44 AM 2.5 76<br />
Su 03:38 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:35 PM 2.0 61<br />
11 04:15 AM 8.0 244<br />
10:38 AM 2.4 73<br />
M 04:37 PM 6.2 189<br />
10:15 PM 2.7 82<br />
12 04:56 AM 8.1 247<br />
11:41 AM 2.1 64<br />
Tu 05:52 PM 5.8 177<br />
◐ 11:06 PM 3.4 104<br />
13 05:46 AM 8.2 250<br />
12:50 PM 1.7 52<br />
W 07:20 PM 5.8 177<br />
14 12:13 AM 3.9 119<br />
06:46 AM 8.4 256<br />
Th 02:01 PM 1.0 30<br />
08:46 PM 6.1 186<br />
15 01:30 AM 4.2 128<br />
07:53 AM 8.7 265<br />
F 03:04 PM 0.3 9<br />
09:53 PM 6.7 204<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 02:44 AM 4.1 125<br />
08:57 AM 9.1 277<br />
Sa 03:59 PM -0.5 -15<br />
10:46 PM 7.3 223<br />
17 03:48 AM 3.6 110<br />
09:56 AM 9.6 293<br />
Su 04:50 PM -1.1 -34<br />
11:33 PM 7.9 241<br />
18 04:45 AM 3.0 91<br />
10:52 AM 9.9 302<br />
M 05:37 PM -1.5 -46<br />
19 12:16 AM 8.4 256<br />
05:38 AM 2.4 73<br />
Tu 11:45 AM 10.1 308<br />
○ 06:21 PM -1.6 -49<br />
20 12:57 AM 8.8 268<br />
06:29 AM 1.8 55<br />
W 12:37 PM 9.9 302<br />
07:04 PM -1.4 -43<br />
21 01:37 AM 9.1 277<br />
07:19 AM 1.3 40<br />
Th 01:27 PM 9.5 290<br />
07:45 PM -0.9 -27<br />
22 02:17 AM 9.2 280<br />
08:10 AM 1.0 30<br />
F 02:18 PM 8.9 271<br />
08:26 PM -0.1 -3<br />
23 02:58 AM 9.2 280<br />
09:02 AM 0.9 27<br />
Sa 03:12 PM 8.0 244<br />
09:08 PM 0.9 27<br />
24 03:40 AM 9.0 274<br />
09:59 AM 1.0 30<br />
Su 04:10 PM 7.2 219<br />
09:53 PM 1.9 58<br />
25 04:25 AM 8.7 265<br />
11:00 AM 1.1 34<br />
M 05:17 PM 6.4 195<br />
10:43 PM 2.9 88<br />
26 05:14 AM 8.3 253<br />
12:08 PM 1.3 40<br />
Tu 06:36 PM 6.0 183<br />
◑ 11:42 PM 3.7 113<br />
27 06:10 AM 8.0 244<br />
01:22 PM 1.3 40<br />
W 08:13 PM 6.0 183<br />
28 12:55 AM 4.2 128<br />
07:14 AM 7.8 238<br />
Th 02:32 PM 1.1 34<br />
09:33 PM 6.3 192<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 02:15 AM 4.3 131<br />
08:19 AM 7.8 238<br />
F 03:30 PM 0.9 27<br />
10:26 PM 6.6 201<br />
2 03:21 AM 4.1 125<br />
09:17 AM 7.9 241<br />
Sa 04:16 PM 0.6 18<br />
11:04 PM 6.9 210<br />
3 04:12 AM 3.7 113<br />
10:06 AM 8.0 244<br />
Su 04:55 PM 0.4 12<br />
11:35 PM 7.2 219<br />
4 04:54 AM 3.3 101<br />
10:50 AM 8.2 250<br />
M 05:30 PM 0.2 6<br />
5 12:04 AM 7.5 229<br />
05:31 AM 2.8 85<br />
Tu 11:30 AM 8.3 253<br />
06:01 PM 0.2 6<br />
6 12:31 AM 7.7 235<br />
06:07 AM 2.4 73<br />
W 12:08 PM 8.3 253<br />
● 06:30 PM 0.2 6<br />
7 12:59 AM 7.9 241<br />
06:41 AM 2.0 61<br />
Th 12:45 PM 8.1 247<br />
06:59 PM 0.4 12<br />
8 01:26 AM 8.0 244<br />
07:16 AM 1.7 52<br />
F 01:21 PM 7.9 241<br />
07:28 PM 0.7 21<br />
9 01:54 AM 8.1 247<br />
07:52 AM 1.5 46<br />
Sa 02:00 PM 7.6 232<br />
07:57 PM 1.2 37<br />
10 03:22 AM 8.2 250<br />
09:30 AM 1.3 40<br />
Su 03:41 PM 7.2 219<br />
09:28 PM 1.8 55<br />
11 03:52 AM 8.2 250<br />
10:14 AM 1.2 37<br />
M 04:29 PM 6.7 204<br />
10:02 PM 2.4 73<br />
12 04:26 AM 8.1 247<br />
11:04 AM 1.2 37<br />
Tu 05:26 PM 6.2 189<br />
10:43 PM 3.1 94<br />
13 05:07 AM 8.1 247<br />
12:04 PM 1.1 34<br />
W 06:38 PM 5.9 180<br />
11:38 PM 3.7 113<br />
14 06:01 AM 8.0 244<br />
01:13 PM 1.0 30<br />
Th 08:02 PM 5.8 177<br />
◐<br />
15 12:51 AM 4.1 125<br />
07:10 AM 7.9 241<br />
F 02:27 PM 0.6 18<br />
09:25 PM 6.2 189<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 02:16 AM 4.1 125<br />
08:28 AM 8.1 247<br />
Sa 03:36 PM 0.1 3<br />
10:29 PM 6.7 204<br />
17 03:34 AM 3.6 110<br />
09:41 AM 8.4 256<br />
Su 04:34 PM -0.4 -12<br />
11:19 PM 7.3 223<br />
18 04:39 AM 2.9 88<br />
10:45 AM 8.8 268<br />
M 05:26 PM -0.8 -24<br />
19 12:03 AM 8.0 244<br />
05:36 AM 2.0 61<br />
Tu 11:43 AM 9.1 277<br />
06:12 PM -1.0 -30<br />
20 12:44 AM 8.5 259<br />
06:28 AM 1.1 34<br />
W 12:37 PM 9.2 280<br />
06:56 PM -0.9 -27<br />
21 01:24 AM 8.9 271<br />
07:17 AM 0.4 12<br />
Th 01:29 PM 9.1 277<br />
○ 07:37 PM -0.6 -18<br />
22 02:02 AM 9.2 280<br />
08:04 AM -0.1 -3<br />
F 02:19 PM 8.8 268<br />
08:17 PM 0.0 0<br />
23 02:40 AM 9.3 283<br />
08:51 AM -0.3 -9<br />
Sa 03:09 PM 8.3 253<br />
08:57 PM 0.8 24<br />
24 03:18 AM 9.1 277<br />
09:39 AM -0.3 -9<br />
Su 04:01 PM 7.6 232<br />
09:38 PM 1.7 52<br />
25 03:58 AM 8.8 268<br />
10:29 AM 0.0 0<br />
M 04:57 PM 7.0 213<br />
10:22 PM 2.6 79<br />
26 04:40 AM 8.3 253<br />
11:24 AM 0.4 12<br />
Tu 05:59 PM 6.4 195<br />
11:13 PM 3.4 104<br />
27 05:27 AM 7.8 238<br />
12:25 PM 0.8 24<br />
W 07:11 PM 6.0 183<br />
28 12:14 AM 4.0 122<br />
06:23 AM 7.3 223<br />
Th 01:34 PM 1.1 34<br />
◑ 08:38 PM 5.9 180<br />
29 01:33 AM 4.2 128<br />
07:31 AM 6.9 210<br />
F 02:46 PM 1.2 37<br />
09:54 PM 6.2 189<br />
30 02:58 AM 4.1 125<br />
08:45 AM 6.8 207<br />
Sa 03:48 PM 1.1 34<br />
10:43 PM 6.5 198<br />
31 04:04 AM 3.6 110<br />
09:50 AM 6.9 210<br />
Su 04:37 PM 0.9 27<br />
11:19 PM 6.8 207<br />
StationId: 9435380<br />
Source: NOAA/NOS/CO-OPS<br />
Station Type: Primary<br />
Time Zone: LST_LDT<br />
Datum: MLLW<br />
NOAA Tide Predictions<br />
South Beach, OR,<strong>2019</strong><br />
Times and Heights of High and Low Waters<br />
Disclaimer: These data are based upon the latest information available as of the date of your request, and may differ from the published tide tables.<br />
Generated On: Mon Nov 05 21:52:47 UTC <strong>2018</strong> Page 2 of 5<br />
May<br />
June<br />
Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height<br />
m ft cm<br />
4:32 AM 1.9 58<br />
0:35 AM 7.8 238<br />
4:55 PM -0.2 -6<br />
1:28 PM 8.2 250<br />
5:26 AM 0.9 27<br />
1:35 AM 8.1 247<br />
5:42 PM -0.2 -6<br />
2:09 AM 8.7 265<br />
6:16 AM -0.1 -3<br />
2:30 PM 8.2 250<br />
6:26 PM 0.1 3<br />
2:48 AM 9.0 274<br />
7:03 AM -0.8 -24<br />
1:22 PM 8.1 247<br />
7:08 PM 0.6 18<br />
1:26 AM 9.2 280<br />
7:47 AM -1.2 -37<br />
2:12 PM 8.0 244<br />
7:49 PM 1.1 34<br />
2:03 AM 9.2 280<br />
8:31 AM -1.3 -40<br />
3:01 PM 7.7 235<br />
8:30 PM 1.8 55<br />
2:40 AM 8.9 271<br />
9:15 AM -1.1 -34<br />
3:51 PM 7.3 223<br />
9:11 PM 2.5 76<br />
3:18 AM 8.5 259<br />
0:01 AM -0.7 -21<br />
4:43 PM 6.8 207<br />
9:56 PM 3.1 94<br />
3:59 AM 7.9 241<br />
0:50 AM -0.2 -6<br />
5:39 PM 6.4 195<br />
0:47 PM 3.6 110<br />
4:45 AM 7.3 223<br />
1:44 AM 0.4 12<br />
6:41 PM 6.2 189<br />
1:50 PM 4.0 122<br />
5:39 AM 6.8 207<br />
2:43 PM 0.8 24<br />
7:50 PM 6.1 186<br />
1:06 AM 4.0 122<br />
6:46 AM 6.3 192<br />
1:48 PM 1.1 34<br />
8:55 PM 6.2 189<br />
2:28 AM 3.7 113<br />
8:01 AM 6.1 186<br />
2:49 PM 1.2 37<br />
9:45 PM 6.4 195<br />
3:35 AM 3.1 94<br />
9:12 AM 6.1 186<br />
3:42 PM 1.2 37<br />
0:23 PM 6.8 207<br />
4:24 AM 2.4 73<br />
0:12 AM 6.3 192<br />
4:25 PM 1.2 37<br />
0:57 PM 7.1 216<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 05:06 AM 1.7 52<br />
11:04 AM 6.5 198<br />
W 05:04 PM 1.2 37<br />
11:28 PM 7.5 229<br />
2 05:43 AM 1.0 30<br />
11:51 AM 6.7 204<br />
Th 05:40 PM 1.3 40<br />
11:59 PM 7.9 241<br />
3 06:20 AM 0.3 9<br />
12:35 PM 6.9 210<br />
F 06:15 PM 1.5 46<br />
4 12:30 AM 8.2 250<br />
06:56 AM -0.3 -9<br />
Sa 01:19 PM 7.1 216<br />
● 06:50 PM 1.8 55<br />
5 01:01 AM 8.4 256<br />
07:32 AM -0.8 -24<br />
Su 02:02 PM 7.1 216<br />
07:25 PM 2.1 64<br />
6 01:34 AM 8.6 262<br />
08:10 AM -1.1 -34<br />
M 02:47 PM 7.1 216<br />
08:02 PM 2.5 76<br />
7 02:07 AM 8.6 262<br />
08:51 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Tu 03:33 PM 7.0 213<br />
08:42 PM 2.8 85<br />
8 02:44 AM 8.5 259<br />
09:35 AM -1.2 -37<br />
W 04:25 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:27 PM 3.2 98<br />
9 03:27 AM 8.3 253<br />
10:25 AM -1.0 -30<br />
Th 05:21 PM 6.6 201<br />
10:22 PM 3.5 107<br />
10 04:19 AM 7.9 241<br />
11:21 AM -0.7 -21<br />
F 06:22 PM 6.6 201<br />
11:29 PM 3.6 110<br />
11 05:22 AM 7.4 226<br />
12:22 PM -0.4 -12<br />
Sa 07:25 PM 6.7 204<br />
12 12:47 AM 3.4 104<br />
06:37 AM 7.0 213<br />
Su 01:27 PM -0.1 -3<br />
◐ 08:27 PM 7.0 213<br />
13 02:09 AM 2.9 88<br />
07:59 AM 6.7 204<br />
M 02:30 PM 0.1 3<br />
09:22 PM 7.5 229<br />
14 03:22 AM 2.0 61<br />
09:17 AM 6.7 204<br />
Tu 03:29 PM 0.4 12<br />
10:09 PM 8.0 244<br />
15 04:23 AM 0.9 27<br />
10:27 AM 6.8 207<br />
W 04:22 PM 0.6 18<br />
10:52 PM 8.5 259<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 05:15 AM 0.0 0<br />
11:29 AM 7.0 213<br />
Th 05:10 PM 0.9 27<br />
11:33 PM 8.8 268<br />
17 06:03 AM -0.8 -24<br />
12:25 PM 7.2 219<br />
F 05:56 PM 1.3 40<br />
18 12:13 AM 9.1 277<br />
06:48 AM -1.4 -43<br />
Sa 01:18 PM 7.3 223<br />
○ 06:40 PM 1.8 55<br />
19 12:52 AM 9.1 277<br />
07:31 AM -1.7 -52<br />
Su 02:07 PM 7.3 223<br />
07:23 PM 2.2 67<br />
20 01:30 AM 9.0 274<br />
08:12 AM -1.7 -52<br />
M 02:53 PM 7.2 219<br />
08:05 PM 2.6 79<br />
21 02:08 AM 8.7 265<br />
08:53 AM -1.4 -43<br />
Tu 03:40 PM 7.0 213<br />
08:47 PM 3.0 91<br />
22 02:46 AM 8.2 250<br />
09:35 AM -1.0 -30<br />
W 04:27 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:33 PM 3.4 104<br />
23 03:26 AM 7.7 235<br />
10:19 AM -0.5 -15<br />
Th 05:15 PM 6.5 198<br />
10:23 PM 3.7 113<br />
24 04:10 AM 7.1 216<br />
11:06 AM 0.0 0<br />
F 06:06 PM 6.4 195<br />
11:22 PM 3.8 116<br />
25 05:01 AM 6.5 198<br />
11:56 AM 0.5 15<br />
Sa 06:59 PM 6.3 192<br />
26 12:31 AM 3.7 113<br />
06:01 AM 6.0 183<br />
Su 12:49 PM 0.9 27<br />
◑ 07:51 PM 6.4 195<br />
27 01:44 AM 3.4 104<br />
07:11 AM 5.6 171<br />
M 01:43 PM 1.2 37<br />
08:40 PM 6.6 201<br />
28 02:52 AM 2.8 85<br />
08:26 AM 5.4 165<br />
Tu 02:36 PM 1.5 46<br />
09:22 PM 6.9 210<br />
29 03:47 AM 2.0 61<br />
09:35 AM 5.5 168<br />
W 03:25 PM 1.7 52<br />
10:01 PM 7.3 223<br />
30 04:32 AM 1.2 37<br />
10:34 AM 5.8 177<br />
Th 04:10 PM 1.9 58<br />
10:37 PM 7.7 235<br />
31 05:13 AM 0.4 12<br />
11:28 AM 6.1 186<br />
F 04:53 PM 2.1 64<br />
11:12 PM 8.1 247<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 05:52 AM -0.3 -9<br />
12:18 PM 6.4 195<br />
Sa 05:35 PM 2.3 70<br />
11:48 PM 8.5 259<br />
2 06:32 AM -1.0 -30<br />
01:06 PM 6.7 204<br />
Su 06:17 PM 2.5 76<br />
3 12:25 AM 8.8 268<br />
07:12 AM -1.5 -46<br />
M 01:52 PM 6.9 210<br />
● 06:59 PM 2.7 82<br />
4 01:04 AM 8.9 271<br />
07:53 AM -1.8 -55<br />
Tu 02:39 PM 7.1 216<br />
07:43 PM 2.9 88<br />
5 01:45 AM 9.0 274<br />
08:36 AM -2.0 -61<br />
W 03:26 PM 7.1 216<br />
08:29 PM 3.0 91<br />
6 02:28 AM 8.8 268<br />
09:22 AM -1.9 -58<br />
Th 04:16 PM 7.1 216<br />
09:20 PM 3.1 94<br />
7 03:17 AM 8.5 259<br />
10:11 AM -1.6 -49<br />
F 05:08 PM 7.1 216<br />
10:18 PM 3.1 94<br />
8 04:12 AM 7.9 241<br />
11:03 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Sa 06:01 PM 7.1 216<br />
11:26 PM 3.0 91<br />
9 05:15 AM 7.3 223<br />
11:58 AM -0.6 -18<br />
Su 06:56 PM 7.3 223<br />
10 12:41 AM 2.7 82<br />
06:27 AM 6.6 201<br />
M 12:56 PM 0.0 0<br />
◐ 07:51 PM 7.6 232<br />
11 01:58 AM 2.0 61<br />
07:47 AM 6.2 189<br />
Tu 01:54 PM 0.6 18<br />
08:43 PM 7.9 241<br />
12 03:09 AM 1.2 37<br />
09:07 AM 6.0 183<br />
W 02:53 PM 1.1 34<br />
09:33 PM 8.3 253<br />
13 04:10 AM 0.3 9<br />
10:21 AM 6.1 186<br />
Th 03:48 PM 1.6 49<br />
10:18 PM 8.6 262<br />
14 05:02 AM -0.5 -15<br />
11:26 AM 6.3 192<br />
F 04:40 PM 2.1 64<br />
11:01 PM 8.8 268<br />
15 05:50 AM -1.1 -34<br />
12:23 PM 6.6 201<br />
Sa 05:29 PM 2.4 73<br />
11:43 PM 8.9 271<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 06:34 AM -1.5 -46<br />
01:14 PM 6.8 207<br />
Su 06:16 PM 2.7 82<br />
17 12:24 AM 8.9 271<br />
07:15 AM -1.6 -49<br />
M 02:00 PM 6.9 210<br />
○ 07:01 PM 2.9 88<br />
18 01:04 AM 8.7 265<br />
07:55 AM -1.6 -49<br />
Tu 02:42 PM 7.0 213<br />
07:45 PM 3.1 94<br />
19 01:43 AM 8.4 256<br />
08:33 AM -1.4 -43<br />
W 03:23 PM 6.9 210<br />
08:27 PM 3.2 98<br />
20 02:21 AM 8.1 247<br />
09:11 AM -1.1 -34<br />
Th 04:03 PM 6.8 207<br />
09:10 PM 3.3 101<br />
21 03:00 AM 7.6 232<br />
09:50 AM -0.6 -18<br />
F 04:44 PM 6.7 204<br />
09:57 PM 3.4 104<br />
22 03:42 AM 7.1 216<br />
10:29 AM -0.2 -6<br />
Sa 05:25 PM 6.6 201<br />
10:50 PM 3.4 104<br />
23 04:28 AM 6.5 198<br />
11:11 AM 0.3 9<br />
Su 06:08 PM 6.6 201<br />
11:49 PM 3.3 101<br />
24 05:22 AM 6.0 183<br />
11:55 AM 0.8 24<br />
M 06:51 PM 6.7 204<br />
25 12:53 AM 3.0 91<br />
06:25 AM 5.5 168<br />
Tu 12:41 PM 1.3 40<br />
◑ 07:36 PM 6.8 207<br />
26 01:59 AM 2.5 76<br />
07:38 AM 5.2 158<br />
W 01:31 PM 1.8 55<br />
08:20 PM 7.1 216<br />
27 03:00 AM 1.8 55<br />
08:54 AM 5.1 155<br />
Th 02:24 PM 2.3 70<br />
09:04 PM 7.5 229<br />
28 03:53 AM 1.0 30<br />
10:05 AM 5.4 165<br />
F 03:18 PM 2.6 79<br />
09:47 PM 7.9 241<br />
29 04:40 AM 0.2 6<br />
11:06 AM 5.7 174<br />
Sa 04:10 PM 2.8 85<br />
10:30 PM 8.3 253<br />
30 05:25 AM -0.6 -18<br />
12:01 PM 6.2 189<br />
Su 05:00 PM 2.9 88<br />
11:13 PM 8.7 265<br />
0<br />
OS/CO-OPS<br />
ary<br />
LDT<br />
NOAA Tide Predictions<br />
South Beach, OR,<strong>2019</strong><br />
Times and Heights of High and Low Waters<br />
July August September<br />
Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height Time Height<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 06:09 AM -1.3 -40<br />
12:51 PM 6.6 201<br />
M 05:50 PM 2.9 88<br />
11:57 PM 9.0 274<br />
2 06:53 AM -1.9 -58<br />
01:38 PM 7.0 213<br />
Tu 06:39 PM 2.9 88<br />
●<br />
3 12:43 AM 9.3 283<br />
07:37 AM -2.2 -67<br />
W 02:24 PM 7.2 219<br />
07:28 PM 2.8 85<br />
4 01:30 AM 9.3 283<br />
08:21 AM -2.3 -70<br />
Th 03:09 PM 7.4 226<br />
08:18 PM 2.6 79<br />
5 02:19 AM 9.1 277<br />
09:06 AM -2.2 -67<br />
F 03:55 PM 7.6 232<br />
09:11 PM 2.5 76<br />
6 03:11 AM 8.6 262<br />
09:53 AM -1.8 -55<br />
Sa 04:42 PM 7.7 235<br />
10:10 PM 2.3 70<br />
7 04:06 AM 8.0 244<br />
10:41 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Su 05:31 PM 7.7 235<br />
11:14 PM 2.1 64<br />
8 05:08 AM 7.2 219<br />
11:31 AM -0.4 -12<br />
M 06:20 PM 7.9 241<br />
9 12:25 AM 1.8 55<br />
06:17 AM 6.4 195<br />
Tu 12:24 PM 0.5 15<br />
◐ 07:12 PM 8.0 244<br />
10 01:38 AM 1.3 40<br />
07:35 AM 5.8 177<br />
W 01:20 PM 1.3 40<br />
08:04 PM 8.2 250<br />
11 02:50 AM 0.7 21<br />
08:59 AM 5.6 171<br />
Th 02:20 PM 2.1 64<br />
08:57 PM 8.3 253<br />
12 03:53 AM 0.0 0<br />
10:18 AM 5.7 174<br />
F 03:21 PM 2.6 79<br />
09:48 PM 8.5 259<br />
13 04:48 AM -0.5 -15<br />
11:24 AM 6.0 183<br />
Sa 04:19 PM 2.9 88<br />
10:36 PM 8.6 262<br />
14 05:36 AM -0.9 -27<br />
12:20 PM 6.4 195<br />
Su 05:12 PM 3.1 94<br />
11:21 PM 8.6 262<br />
15 06:19 AM -1.1 -34<br />
01:06 PM 6.6 201<br />
M 06:01 PM 3.1 94<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 12:04 AM 8.5 259<br />
06:59 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Tu 01:46 PM 6.8 207<br />
○ 06:45 PM 3.1 94<br />
17 12:46 AM 8.4 256<br />
07:36 AM -1.2 -37<br />
W 02:22 PM 6.9 210<br />
07:27 PM 3.0 91<br />
18 01:25 AM 8.3 253<br />
08:11 AM -1.1 -34<br />
Th 02:56 PM 6.9 210<br />
08:07 PM 2.9 88<br />
19 02:03 AM 8.0 244<br />
08:45 AM -0.8 -24<br />
F 03:30 PM 6.9 210<br />
08:47 PM 2.8 85<br />
20 02:41 AM 7.6 232<br />
09:19 AM -0.5 -15<br />
Sa 04:04 PM 6.9 210<br />
09:29 PM 2.8 85<br />
21 03:20 AM 7.2 219<br />
09:53 AM -0.1 -3<br />
Su 04:39 PM 6.9 210<br />
10:15 PM 2.7 82<br />
22 04:02 AM 6.6 201<br />
10:28 AM 0.4 12<br />
M 05:15 PM 6.9 210<br />
11:06 PM 2.6 79<br />
23 04:50 AM 6.1 186<br />
11:05 AM 1.0 30<br />
Tu 05:53 PM 6.9 210<br />
24 12:02 AM 2.4 73<br />
05:48 AM 5.5 168<br />
W 11:46 AM 1.7 52<br />
06:34 PM 7.1 216<br />
25 01:04 AM 2.1 64<br />
06:58 AM 5.2 158<br />
Th 12:34 PM 2.3 70<br />
◑ 07:19 PM 7.2 219<br />
26 02:09 AM 1.6 49<br />
08:18 AM 5.0 152<br />
F 01:30 PM 2.8 85<br />
08:09 PM 7.5 229<br />
27 03:11 AM 0.9 27<br />
09:37 AM 5.3 162<br />
Sa 02:34 PM 3.2 98<br />
09:02 PM 7.9 241<br />
28 04:07 AM 0.1 3<br />
10:44 AM 5.7 174<br />
Su 03:37 PM 3.3 101<br />
09:55 PM 8.3 253<br />
29 04:58 AM -0.7 -21<br />
11:41 AM 6.2 189<br />
M 04:36 PM 3.2 98<br />
10:47 PM 8.8 268<br />
30 05:46 AM -1.4 -43<br />
12:30 PM 6.7 204<br />
Tu 05:31 PM 2.9 88<br />
11:39 PM 9.2 280<br />
31 06:33 AM -1.9 -58<br />
01:16 PM 7.2 219<br />
W 06:23 PM 2.5 76<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 12:30 AM 9.4 287<br />
07:18 AM -2.2 -67<br />
Th 01:59 PM 7.6 232<br />
● 07:15 PM 2.1 64<br />
2 01:21 AM 9.4 287<br />
08:02 AM -2.3 -70<br />
F 02:42 PM 7.9 241<br />
08:06 PM 1.7 52<br />
3 02:12 AM 9.2 280<br />
08:45 AM -2.0 -61<br />
Sa 03:25 PM 8.1 247<br />
08:59 PM 1.4 43<br />
4 03:04 AM 8.7 265<br />
09:29 AM -1.4 -43<br />
Su 04:08 PM 8.2 250<br />
09:54 PM 1.2 37<br />
5 03:59 AM 7.9 241<br />
10:14 AM -0.6 -18<br />
M 04:53 PM 8.2 250<br />
10:55 PM 1.0 30<br />
6 04:59 AM 7.1 216<br />
11:01 AM 0.3 9<br />
Tu 05:41 PM 8.2 250<br />
7 12:00 AM 0.9 27<br />
06:06 AM 6.3 192<br />
W 11:52 AM 1.3 40<br />
◐ 06:31 PM 8.1 247<br />
8 01:11 AM 0.8 24<br />
07:23 AM 5.7 174<br />
Th 12:49 PM 2.2 67<br />
07:25 PM 8.0 244<br />
9 02:24 AM 0.5 15<br />
08:51 AM 5.6 171<br />
F 01:54 PM 2.9 88<br />
08:24 PM 8.0 244<br />
10 03:32 AM 0.2 6<br />
10:14 AM 5.8 177<br />
Sa 03:04 PM 3.3 101<br />
09:22 PM 8.0 244<br />
11 04:29 AM -0.2 -6<br />
11:17 AM 6.1 186<br />
Su 04:08 PM 3.4 104<br />
10:17 PM 8.0 244<br />
12 05:18 AM -0.4 -12<br />
12:06 PM 6.4 195<br />
M 05:03 PM 3.3 101<br />
11:06 PM 8.1 247<br />
13 06:01 AM -0.6 -18<br />
12:46 PM 6.7 204<br />
Tu 05:50 PM 3.0 91<br />
11:50 PM 8.2 250<br />
14 06:39 AM -0.7 -21<br />
01:19 PM 6.9 210<br />
W 06:32 PM 2.8 85<br />
15 12:31 AM 8.1 247<br />
07:13 AM -0.7 -21<br />
Th 01:50 PM 7.0 213<br />
○ 07:10 PM 2.5 76<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 01:10 AM 8.1 247<br />
07:45 AM -0.6 -18<br />
F 02:20 PM 7.1 216<br />
07:47 PM 2.2 67<br />
17 01:47 AM 7.9 241<br />
08:16 AM -0.4 -12<br />
Sa 02:49 PM 7.1 216<br />
08:24 PM 2.0 61<br />
18 02:24 AM 7.6 232<br />
08:46 AM -0.1 -3<br />
Su 03:19 PM 7.2 219<br />
09:01 PM 1.9 58<br />
19 03:01 AM 7.2 219<br />
09:16 AM 0.4 12<br />
M 03:49 PM 7.2 219<br />
09:41 PM 1.8 55<br />
20 03:42 AM 6.7 204<br />
09:47 AM 1.0 30<br />
Tu 04:21 PM 7.2 219<br />
10:26 PM 1.7 52<br />
21 04:28 AM 6.2 189<br />
10:21 AM 1.6 49<br />
W 04:55 PM 7.2 219<br />
11:16 PM 1.7 52<br />
22 05:23 AM 5.7 174<br />
11:00 AM 2.2 67<br />
Th 05:34 PM 7.2 219<br />
23 12:15 AM 1.5 46<br />
06:30 AM 5.4 165<br />
F 11:48 AM 2.9 88<br />
◑ 06:21 PM 7.3 223<br />
24 01:21 AM 1.2 37<br />
07:51 AM 5.2 158<br />
Sa 12:50 PM 3.4 104<br />
07:19 PM 7.4 226<br />
25 02:30 AM 0.8 24<br />
09:14 AM 5.5 168<br />
Su 02:04 PM 3.6 110<br />
08:25 PM 7.7 235<br />
26 03:35 AM 0.1 3<br />
10:22 AM 5.9 180<br />
M 03:17 PM 3.5 107<br />
09:30 PM 8.1 247<br />
27 04:31 AM -0.6 -18<br />
11:16 AM 6.5 198<br />
Tu 04:21 PM 3.1 94<br />
10:30 PM 8.6 262<br />
28 05:22 AM -1.2 -37<br />
12:03 PM 7.0 213<br />
W 05:18 PM 2.5 76<br />
11:26 PM 9.0 274<br />
29 06:10 AM -1.6 -49<br />
12:46 PM 7.6 232<br />
Th 06:11 PM 1.8 55<br />
30 12:20 AM 9.3 283<br />
06:54 AM -1.8 -55<br />
F 01:28 PM 8.0 244<br />
● 07:02 PM 1.1 34<br />
31 01:12 AM 9.3 283<br />
07:37 AM -1.7 -52<br />
Sa 02:08 PM 8.4 256<br />
07:52 PM 0.5 15<br />
h m ft cm<br />
1 02:04 AM 9.0 274<br />
08:19 AM -1.2 -37<br />
Su 02:48 PM 8.6 262<br />
08:42 PM 0.2 6<br />
2 02:56 AM 8.5 259<br />
09:01 AM -0.5 -15<br />
M 03:29 PM 8.7 265<br />
09:35 PM 0.0 0<br />
3 03:50 AM 7.8 238<br />
09:45 AM 0.4 12<br />
Tu 04:12 PM 8.6 262<br />
10:30 PM 0.1 3<br />
4 04:49 AM 7.1 216<br />
10:31 AM 1.4 43<br />
W 04:58 PM 8.3 253<br />
11:31 PM 0.2 6<br />
5 05:55 AM 6.4 195<br />
11:23 AM 2.3 70<br />
Th 05:48 PM 8.0 244<br />
6 12:37 AM 0.4 12<br />
07:10 AM 5.9 180<br />
F 12:23 PM 3.1 94<br />
◐ 06:45 PM 7.6 232<br />
7 01:50 AM 0.6 18<br />
08:38 AM 5.8 177<br />
Sa 01:37 PM 3.6 110<br />
07:51 PM 7.4 226<br />
8 03:02 AM 0.5 15<br />
09:59 AM 6.0 183<br />
Su 02:56 PM 3.7 113<br />
08:59 PM 7.3 223<br />
9 04:03 AM 0.4 12<br />
10:56 AM 6.4 195<br />
M 04:03 PM 3.4 104<br />
09:59 PM 7.4 226<br />
10 04:53 AM 0.2 6<br />
11:38 AM 6.6 201<br />
Tu 04:55 PM 3.0 91<br />
10:51 PM 7.6 232<br />
11 05:35 AM 0.1 3<br />
12:12 PM 6.9 210<br />
W 05:38 PM 2.6 79<br />
11:36 PM 7.7 235<br />
12 06:11 AM 0.0 0<br />
12:41 PM 7.1 216<br />
Th 06:16 PM 2.1 64<br />
13 12:17 AM 7.8 238<br />
06:43 AM 0.0 0<br />
F 01:10 PM 7.3 223<br />
06:51 PM 1.7 52<br />
14 12:55 AM 7.8 238<br />
07:13 AM 0.1 3<br />
Sa 01:37 PM 7.4 226<br />
○ 07:26 PM 1.4 43<br />
15 01:32 AM 7.7 235<br />
07:42 AM 0.4 12<br />
Su 02:05 PM 7.6 232<br />
08:00 PM 1.1 34<br />
h m ft cm<br />
16 02:10 AM 7.5 229<br />
08:11 AM 0.7 21<br />
M 02:32 PM 7.6 232<br />
08:35 PM 0.9 27<br />
17 02:48 AM 7.2 219<br />
08:40 AM 1.2 37<br />
Tu 03:00 PM 7.7 235<br />
09:12 PM 0.8 24<br />
18 03:28 AM 6.8 207<br />
09:11 AM 1.8 55<br />
W 03:29 PM 7.6 232<br />
09:53 PM 0.8 24<br />
19 04:14 AM 6.4 195<br />
09:44 AM 2.4 73<br />
Th 04:01 PM 7.6 232<br />
10:40 PM 0.8 24<br />
20 05:09 AM 6.0 183<br />
10:24 AM 3.0 91<br />
F 04:41 PM 7.5 229<br />
11:36 PM 0.9 27<br />
21 06:15 AM 5.7 174<br />
11:17 AM 3.5 107<br />
Sa 05:32 PM 7.4 226<br />
22 12:41 AM 0.8 24<br />
07:33 AM 5.7 174<br />
Su 12:28 PM 3.9 119<br />
◑ 06:39 PM 7.3 223<br />
23 01:53 AM 0.6 18<br />
08:52 AM 5.9 180<br />
M 01:50 PM 3.9 119<br />
07:57 PM 7.4 226<br />
24 03:03 AM 0.2 6<br />
09:56 AM 6.4 195<br />
Tu 03:08 PM 3.4 104<br />
09:12 PM 7.8 238<br />
25 04:02 AM -0.3 -9<br />
10:47 AM 7.0 213<br />
W 04:12 PM 2.6 79<br />
10:17 PM 8.2 250<br />
26 04:54 AM -0.7 -21<br />
11:31 AM 7.6 232<br />
Th 05:08 PM 1.7 52<br />
11:16 PM 8.6 262<br />
27 05:42 AM -0.9 -27<br />
12:12 PM 8.2 250<br />
F 06:00 PM 0.8 24<br />
28 12:11 AM 8.9 271<br />
06:26 AM -0.8 -24<br />
Sa 12:52 PM 8.7 265<br />
● 06:49 PM 0.0 0<br />
29 01:04 AM 8.9 271<br />
07:09 AM -0.5 -15<br />
Su 01:32 PM 9.1 277<br />
07:37 PM -0.6 -18<br />
30 01:56 AM 8.7 265<br />
07:51 AM 0.0 0<br />
M 02:11 PM 9.2 280<br />
08:25 PM -0.9 -27<br />
StationId: 9435380<br />
Source: NOAA/NOS/CO-OPS<br />
Station Type: Primary<br />
Time Zone: LST_LDT<br />
Datum: MLLW<br />
NOAA Tide Predictions<br />
South Beach, OR,<strong>2019</strong><br />
Times and Heights of High and Low Waters<br />
<strong>2019</strong> TIDAL CHARTS: RIGHT
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What’s Fresh and When?<br />
Oregon Seafood Consumer Guide <strong>2018</strong><br />
Salmon<br />
Columbia River &<br />
Young’s Bay Gillnet<br />
Coho<br />
Feb. 6 to<br />
July 29<br />
Chinook<br />
February - October<br />
Exact dates vary within season<br />
North Coast<br />
U.S / Canada Border<br />
to Cape Falcon<br />
July 1 to<br />
Sept. 19<br />
May 1 to<br />
Sept. 19<br />
Mid Coast<br />
Cape Falcon to<br />
Florence South Jetty<br />
No Season<br />
May 4 - 14 and May 19 - 31<br />
June 4 - 12 and June 16 - 30<br />
July 5 - 12 and July 16 - 31<br />
Aug. 3 - 7 and Aug. 13 - 17<br />
Aug. 25 - 29 and<br />
Sept.1 - Oct. 31<br />
South Coast<br />
Florence South Jetty to<br />
OR / CA Border<br />
No Season<br />
May 4 - 14 and May 19 - 31<br />
June 4 - 12 and June 16 - 30<br />
July 5 - 12 and July 16 - 31<br />
Aug. 3 - 7 and Aug. 13 - 17<br />
Aug. 25 - 29<br />
Pink Shrimp<br />
April 1 to Oct. 31, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Dungeness Crab<br />
Jan. 15, <strong>2018</strong> to Aug. 14, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Dec. 1, <strong>2018</strong> to Aug. 14, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Albacore Tuna<br />
June to October<br />
Depending on when<br />
species arrives<br />
Pacific Halibut<br />
June 27<br />
July 11<br />
July 25<br />
Aug. 8<br />
These dates are only open<br />
until the quota has been<br />
reached for the year.<br />
Lingcod, Rockfish, Sole,<br />
Flounder, and Blackcod<br />
Throughout the year<br />
Sturgeon<br />
Young’s Bay, Tongue Point,<br />
Blind Slough, and Deep River<br />
April 19 to<br />
July 29<br />
Please note: These are NOT RECREATIONAL harvest dates.<br />
For more information, contact: Amanda.Gladics@oregonstate.edu or (503) 325-8573<br />
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