Yachats

Even if you've been to Oregon before, you may not have heard of Yachats. This is due to the fact that Yachats is a very small city, more akin to a town in terms of size. However, just because Yachats is small does not make it uninteresting. In fact, Yachats is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the state, with so much to see and do that the area will feel much larger than it is. Yachats is best explored by hiking trail or bike path, as it is nestled between the rugged coast and the sprawling Siuslaw National Forest.

Amanda's Trail, which is part of the much longer Oregon Coast Trail, is a popular visitor attraction that winds through the forested landscape. Hikers on Amanda's Trail are treated to several breathtaking views of the rugged coastline. Amanda's Trail, as well as Yachats, serve as entry points to the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area. This breathtaking natural space is the highest point accessible by car on the Oregon coast. The stunning vista is also accessible via an uphill hiking trail. This panoramic view of the Oregon Coast is one of the top attractions on the Oregon Coast. As a coastal town, it should come as no surprise that Yachats is one of the most scenic cities in Oregon, if not the country. The city's name is derived from the Yachats River, and it is thought that its etymology translates to 'dark water at the foot of the mountain'. This translation includes several aspects of the Yachats scenery.