The Seaside Visitor Bureau and Seaside Chamber of Commerce are co-located at the junction of Hwy 101 and Broadway. The Visitor Bureau provides information on Seaside, the surrounding area, Oregon, Washington.

The Visitor Bureau also provides valuable information on tide tables, State driving and local maps, dining and accommodation etc... More

Visitor Bureau hours are:

Summer - Mon-Sat 8am to 5pm, Sun - 10am to 5pm

Winter - Mon-Sat 10am to 5pm

There is also a 24 hour info center at the entrance to the building where you can find Seaside and local information as well as a speed dial hotel reservation system.Less

Take a right at the junction to head up Lewis & Clark Rd hill. On the right at the junction you will see the North Coast Family Fellowship Church as a reference point. Head along the road (East) and start climbing the hill. This is a fairly long climb to the crest of the hill which ends roughly a 1/2 mile from the forestry entrance. After that you ... Morewill head downhill for a 1/2 mile or so to a flat area where the forestry entrance will be on your right.Less

The entrance to the forestry is over the summit of Lewis & Clark/Crown Camp Rd. Please read the sign as to the rules of the forestry.

Enter the gate and stay on the paved road past a chain-link fenced area on the right about 1/2 mile beyond the gate. This is the Warrenton Reservoir.

Just past the reservoir, look for a roa... Mored on the right with a white and green gate numbered 73. This is the start of the 300 Mainline.

Turn right to the 300 Mainline, go through the gate and begin climbing the hill. At about 1 mile the 300 Mainline veers to the left.Less

Looking North up the North Oregon coastline and onto the mighty Columbia River

Track Junction of the 322 and Little South Fork Cross Over

Looking back along the route. The forestry has rugged terrain with often steep drops off the track. Caution should be taken when riding at all times

Many small bridges allow access across rivers on the routes around Seaside

On the trail looking towards Twin Peaks a name that we have given to another route in our selection of trails

Looking West towards the ocean and the city of Seaside

At the right time of year fox glove can be seen across the landscape.......

Our trails take the traveler through forestry containing lots of plants & wildlife that includes black bears, elk, deer, and in rare cases mountain lions.

Access across one of many streams. The forestry logging roads although rugged are dual track roads.

This is where you can get your forestry map when open. It is normally open from 10-5pm.