Coastal Lakes

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(Non-tidal)

Fresh water rivers descend from coastal mountains, meeting salty ocean tides driven by multi-planetary gravity, mixing together to form our vibrant coastal estuaries.

This context makes fresh water lakes a fascinating geological addition to the otherwise salty marine environment of the Oregon Coast. Good for families, beginners, and those seeking a relaxing experience to view abundant wildlife, paddling coastal lakes is an excellent choice.

Note: lakes are not subject to the ocean tides like our bays and rivers, which means scheduling your time on the water is lot more flexible.



Cape Meares Lake (Cape Meares)
Circumnavigate the shallow shores of this placid and beautiful lake. Relax among Lilly pads and cat tail filled banks late spring to late fall and paddle right next to ...
Experience: Low
Fitness: Low
2.5 hours
$85.00
Squeezed between coastal foothills and the rumbling Pacific Ocean are the serene waters of Lake Lytle. Travelers on Highway 101 often slow to gaze wantingly when its ...
Experience: Low
Fitness: Low
2.5 hours
$85.00
Devil's Lake (Lincoln City)
Even though it’s not very visible from Highway 101, Devils Lake is a 685 acre lake which spans the entire length of the city of Lincoln City. If offers a leisurely paddle ...
Experience: Low
Fitness: Low
2.5 hours
$105.00