Hobbit Trail Oregon Coast

 


Jovi and Myself Went on Another Adventure Today.   We Went to the Hobbit Trail,   Had Fun, Some of the Trail was Difficult, But Hey its a Hike !!





The Hobbit Trail is a “magical”, family-friendly hike along the Pacific coastline. It begins in a lush forest full of Sitka spruce trees and leads to a hidden beach at the foot of coastal cliffs. This easy one mile (1.6 km) hiking trail is a popular family hike because of its mossy and enchanting landscape













The trailhead can be accessed directly from Highway 101 and is approximate one mile (1.6 km) north of the Heceta Head Lighthouse. The parking area is on the right side when driving north on Highway 101. The trail will begin across the road. The trail is west of the road. The Hobbit Trail is downhill from the parking area and will be entirely uphill climb on the return. Parking is limited



















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