Seaside Promenade
A 2.4 km wooden boardwalk in Oregon's liveliest seaside town, ending at the Lewis and Clark Expedition's “End of the Trail” statue.
Seaside lies about 15 km north of Cannon Beach and is the liveliest resort town on Oregon's North Coast. The seaside promenade, built in the 1920s, runs about 2.4 km. At a traffic circle along its middle section stands the statue marking the “End of the Trail” for the Lewis and Clark Expedition. You can ride four-wheel family bikes along the promenade. Broadway, the main street, has arcades, saltwater taffy shops and seafood restaurants. The atmosphere is livelier than Cannon Beach's, and it suits families.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Seaside Aquarium
- Ecola State Park
- Indian Beach
- Downtown Cannon Beach (Hemlock Street)
- Haystack Rock
- Tolovana Beach State Recreation Site
- Fort Clatsop
- Arcadia Beach State Recreation Site