Roads End is all about relaxation. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Lincoln City, visitors can enjoy flat sandy beaches, scenic hikes with breathtaking views, and peace and quiet.
Vacationers have been flocking to Roads End since the early 1900s, and continue to return year after year for the stunning natural beauty, family-friendly atmosphere, and proximity to the great shopping, dining and entertainment found in Lincoln City
Whether you prefer to stay or play, or a little bit of both, make sure to check out these scenic points:
Enjoy easy beach access and stunning hiking trails from this state park. Kids of all ages will enjoy beach combing and exploring tide pools teeming with a variety of marine life at the northernmost point of Roads End. Other popular beach activities range from beachcombing to kiteboarding to fat tire biking. Ample parking and restrooms make this a great place for a pit stop or a full beach day.
Insiders Tip: Lincoln City is home to Finders Keepers. Hand-crafted glass floats are placed along the seven miles of public beach from the Roads End area to Siletz Bay. Roads End State Recreation Site is a very popular location to find … and keep your very own glass float.
A favorite hike of locals and visitors alike, this moderately difficult 3-mile loop boasts spectacular views of the glimmering Pacific Ocean, Devils Lake, and a bird’s eye view of the town.
To reach the trailhead, turn north on NE Devils Lake Blvd from Highway 101. Follow the road past a gate until you reach a cul-de-sac. Park on the street and the trailhead to the Knoll is just beyond the road.
At low tide, it is possible to climb around Roads End Point to a secret cove and beach. Don’t linger too long, or you may get stuck until the next low tide to get out!
Book a stay with Meredith Lodging. We have an impressive collection of vacation homes to suit all sizes and budgets. Many of our homes have ocean views, hot tubs, and allow dogs, too! We hope to see you soon!