A fall getaway to the central Oregon Coast offers a truly enchanting experience, combining the vibrant colors of autumn with the rugged beauty of the Oregon coastline. Exploring the area during the day is a delight. Take leisurely walks along a secluded beach with private access stairs or venture onto nearby hiking trails, immersing yourself in the vibrant fall foliage.
Nestled amidst lush forests and overlooking the Pacific Ocean, The Inn at Otter Crest provides the perfect retreat for travelers seeking tranquility and natural splendor. Our Otter Rock hotel is easily one of the most enchanting oceanfront hotels on the Oregon Coast. Keep reading to learn more about the distinctive charm of the Oregon Coast in the fall.
4 Reasons To Explore the Oregon Coast in the Fall
Enjoy a Fall Hiking Adventure on the Central Oregon Coast
One of the best ways to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Oregon Coast is by hiking one of the adventurous hiking trails. The area’s natural beauty is unlike anywhere else, with gems like Devil’s Punch Bowl, oceanfront views, Siuslaw National Forest, and enchanting lighthouses that look like they were plucked from a fairytale.
Explore the Oregon Coast Lighthouses in the Crisp Fall Air
The Oregon Coast lighthouses offer some of the most spellbinding sights and stand as living memories of the area’s rich maritime history and heritage. They also offer an incredible vantage point of the Pacific Ocean and the gray whales, harbor seals, and migrating orcas that call the area home.
Fall Is One of the Peak Times for Whale Watching
The fall is one of the best times of year (June–November) to travel to the Oregon Coast for whale watching. You can find gray whales year-round, though! The Inn at Otter Crest offers remarkable views for whale watching from our property’s height and the deep offshore water.
Get a Front-Row Seat to an Oregon Coast Storm
Late fall is one of the best times to enjoy storm-watching on the Oregon Coast. The peak times of the year are between November–February. The Inn at Otter Crest offers a front-row seat to the action with its remote location tucked away from modern distractions.