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Vacation Properties are the Hottest New Investments

The travel and tourism industry has seen a significant increase now that people feel better about returning to vacation mode. And, it seems like they’re making up for lost time with numbers bouncing back with gusto in most places across the US and many places globally. But the way people are vacationing has changed, too. This increased interest in travel has also seen some significant changes in the industry. People are flocking to outdoor activities, …

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Meyers Beach: One of the most scenic beaches on the Oregon Coast and a perfect getaway

By Jamie Hale The Oregonian – Excerpt from the Bend Bulletin On a coastline full of incredible scenery, Meyers Beach stands out as one of the best. Also known as Meyers Creek Beach, the southern Oregon Coast destination is seven miles south of the town of Gold Beach, nestled between Cape Sebastian and Pistol River. Drivers who pass by on U.S. Highway 101 know this stretch as one of the most scenic parts of the highway, …

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Beachwalkers wanted to Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST)

On July 16th (canceled – replaced with virtual COASSTLite level 1 training on Sunday, July 10th) and July 17th, 2022 from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm and 10 am to 4 pm, the Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST) will deliver a free training session in Brookings (canceled) and Coos Bay, Oregon respectively for members of the community. Details for July 10: SUNDAYJuly 10, 20229:30 am – 12:30 pmVirtual The COASST Beached Bird program is focused on …

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Too Many Miles from Gold Beach, Oregon – support your local business – wherever you may be…

Winter in Texas, a thought that never crossed my mind. Not the cold rain of coastal Oregon. No constant wind driving the rain sideways and definitely no view. Large houses at the end of driveways that seemed to stretch for miles. Trees, cattle, and a plethora of horse trailers. Seems everyone in Texas has a flatbed truck and a trailer full of livestock or tractor equipment. The Conroe area of Texas is growing, in fact, …

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Not That Far, But Still Miles from Gold Beach, Oregon

The wind blows, the trees sway, the rain comes. This could describe most places on earth. Friends were complaining about the winter storm they experienced on a beach camping trip on the Gulf Coast of the Lone Star State. The wind was blowing at 35 to 40 miles an hour, oh my. They had almost two inches of rain running under their RV, oh my. We had to chuckle at the doomsday scenario they portrayed. …

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So Far from Gold Beach Oregon

The start of a new year always brings thoughts of the past year. Incremental changes year to year do not always reveal the big changes that have taken place over several years until finally, we discover that some things just are not the same. Our neighborhood on the south end of Gold Beach is small. We were on the corner of two dead-end streets. One way in and one way out. Passing by our house …

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5 Reasons to Visit Gold Beach Oregon

Gold Beach Oregon may be one of the best-kept secrets in Oregon. It’s located between Brookings and Gold Beach and offers everything from beaches, casinos, museums, hiking trails, and more. If you’re planning to visit Gold Beach Oregon soon, these are some of the top 5 reasons why you should. 1) The beautiful sceneryThe scenery in and around Gold Beach is absolutely breathtaking. With three mountain ranges surrounding a 1,000 mile stretch of shoreline and …

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5,635 Miles traveled from Gold Beach, Oregon: Montgomery, Texas

Our journey South became protracted by a shared sickness – potentially COVID Delta variant related – but not confirmed. After leaving Winfield KS, we spent a couple of weeks in Sulphur Springs TX where we took our time getting over our symptoms and recuperating our strength and energy. Before heading south again, we stopped to pick up components for our ever-growing solar system before heading to Montgomery TX for the winter months. We have been …

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5,052 Miles traveled from Gold Beach, Oregon: Winfield, Kansas

Museums seem to most as just a collection of dusty things that people have discarded. However, they tell us how it was all those years ago. This edition of the travel blog is more than just a history lesson. It is also telling us that even though times have changed, the basic principles of success stay the same. Winfield, Kansas, located in the southeast of the state, was founded by Colonel Edwin ‘EC’ Cassander Manning …

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