I Can't Believe I Had This Amazing Place All to Myself! (SUV Camping/Vanlife Adventures)

In this video I continue my journey up the Oregon coast and see more of what this amazing place has to offer. It's the weekend, but I somehow manage to have a popular spot all to myself.
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Thanks again to Grady from Suboverland for loaning me the Suburban! Check out his stuff here:
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DATE FILMED: Early November 2020
► Adventure Know-How: adventureknowh...
► The SUV RVing Website: suvrving.com/
► My online store (SUV camping/vandwelling/overlanding accessories & SUV RVing merch): KamchatkaGear.com
GPS COORDINATES, etc.
** D River: 44.967796, -124.016821
** Shortest river (Wikipedia): en.wikipedia.o...
** Harts Cove trailhead: 45.06495, -123.99532
** Harts Cove trail end: 45.076578, -124.010140
** Neskowin Ghost Forest: 45.097046, -123.988163
** Octopus Tree at Cape Meares: 45.484370, -123.972616
** Lin's Restaurant (Chinese food): 45.461769, -123.844943
** Tillamook Creamery: 45.484423, -123.844279
** Campsite: 45.56295, -123.86248
OTHER LINKS
** Gear I use: suvrving.com/gear
** SUV RVing the Book: amzn.to/2SUrtme (Affiliate link)
** The blog: suvrving.com
** The company I use for my web hosting: www.a2hosting.com?aid=5dd04ea50f139 (Affiliate link)
** Instagram: / suvrving
** My other KZbin channel: / tenkaraaddict
#oregon #camping #roadtrip

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for watching! Check out the Suboverland channel here to see what Grady and crew are up to: kzbin.info/door/Zw7A1KkQihsbY5mbNJFBAw

[@davemacgyver573]

Do you pack a comb or hair brush when you go camping? You seriously look like you're homeless dude...

[@deborahm6036]

Thank you for sharing some truly special places. As always, I so appreciate your low-key, relaxed style and appreciation of beauty and uniqueness.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Deborah!

[@deborahm6036]

Thank YOU!

[@estherstephens1858]

There is something so spiritual (at least for me) when I see phenomenal views of the natural beauty of this world. Thank you for sharing.

[@SUVRVing]

I agree. Thanks for watching, Esther!

[@beautyofthailand7393]

I've cycled, hiked and driven the Oregon Coast and never bored Every season is a good time to visit I think the people in Oregon are just as magical as the scenery

[@garyjennyfrost9485]

Amen to that. I did two cyclo-tours of the Oregon coast when I was in my late teens. We used to do day trips from Roseburg and Eugene just to go hit the beach. It never got old.

[@SUVRVing]

It's a spot that's worth multiple trips, for sure!

[@carolsmith7380]

Good grief, Tristan, I love your videos so much....they just keep getting better and more beautiful!! Thanks so much for sharing with us.

[@jumanjiwarlord]

Scenery-wise... this is one of ur best videos lately. The drone shot of the waterfall 👍

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@cheryl7917]

As someone who has spent 1-2 weeks every summer over the last 25 years vacationing on the Oregon Coast to restore my soul, you really got to me when you said "it does the soul good" and commented that "it's magical". Your Love and respect of the outdoors shines in all of your videos, one of the many reasons I enjoy your videos so much. Haven't been up to Oregon since Covid hit so thanks for sharing your Oregon trip videos, so nice to watch someone enjoy the beauty that rugged coast has to offer.

[@lyndasmith6801]

Wow, what a great hike. The waves/Ocean are stunning. Love the drone shots and music. I so agree...walking to a place makes it even more special! Interesting about the jelly fish. Those tree stumps on the beach are cool too. Love stories like that. Nothing like the sound of an ocean. I would not want to live that close to the water. I live in the Lake Michigan area...I know what happens. Tristan tries a different world cuisine lol. The fortune cookie...perfect. The creamery products are here in the Midwest. A great adventure! 😀

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for the kind words, Lynda! I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.

[@DavidWisler-y7z]

I am so enjoying what you have done. I'm not a reader of books but I love watching and experiencing all I can by viewing others experiences. You have it!!! What a pleasure to be able to share it with you.. Thank you! Think of Lewis and Clark with a camera and drone??? The book or logs would come alive. As we read and IMAGINE in our minds it now comes alive and we are a member of the experiences. Seeing and feeling and dreaming in real life. You are the fly on Lewis s shoulder!! So to speak.... To help you in your journeys forward.... interview are an added blessing to the adventures. Locals perspectives and thoughts... books are wonderful but passion breathes!! Feel the experiences more,, to share ... wife brother friend. Not only viewers. Keep up the great work!!😢

[@michaeldennison436]

We saw Cape Meares and the Octopus tree along with the Tillamook Creamery (ice cream and cheese) during our 52 day trip to the West Coast in April and May 2018. Missed the ghost forest, the D river and Hart's Cove. As you have said you can't see everything in one trip. (Probably not in a half dozen even, there is so much to see in this country it is incredible, can't wait to get back on the road again). We stayed in a private campground that had so many rabbits running around it almost drove the dogs crazy.

[@SUVRVing]

My philosophy is to just see what you can and not worry about what you don't see. The Oregon coast warrants multiple trips, for sure. Thanks Michael!

[@samanthadodd8112]

52 days. That sounds like a lot of fun. I've only had time for a few days. When I retire and get my van, I'm so going to spends a month or so or there.

[@michaeldennison436]

@@samanthadodd8112 It was a lot of fun, we actually did it 2 years in a row. 2017 and 2018 both in the April-May time period mainly to get out before schools let out so to reduce crowding. The biggest lesson we hopefully learned for future trips was not to push to many miles on the road into a day (ouch sciatica's) especially early in the trip while trying to get towards the West. Each trip we put on almost exactly 10,050 miles on the truck (less on the trailer we hauled as we would set up in an area and day trip at times). We hope to get out again once things open up again....Alaska is a hopeful goal and it is a long ways from Maine and return.

[@samanthadodd8112]

@@michaeldennison436 Hopefully u will be able to make it to Alaska soon. I'm looking for a van now, that I can convert.

[@BuffBodzMia]

You are so blessed to be able to visit these locations. Be safe and God Speed.

[@SUVRVing]

I definitely am. Thanks for watching!

[@jkm3297]

enough with the be safe already

[@BuffBodzMia]

@@jkm3297, verywell. Then I should have said "May a boulder land on your head in your travels." Never thought we would reach an age were people would actually mind wishing someone "to be well".

[@jkm3297]

@@BuffBodzMia We used to say "Have Fun". It's just sad to me, sorry

[@20pawranch]

@Patrick Rogers, you seem like such a joy to be around. Get over yourself.

[@3generations393]

I am 3rd generation Naples Florida resident. Love seeing the east coast through your lens-you have such a calm voice that finishes the perfect scenery. I'm no longer able to do the hikes-so I thank you for taking me with you. Hugs to your lovely wife 🤗

[@TheDenisedrake]

I love your Adventure Know-How. I have Gaia, but need to learn how to use it better. Thanks for showing us your adventure.

[@TJ-mc8uh]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful Oregon video, the drone views were amazing. Be safe.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks TJ!

[@LDR1100RS]

Thank you, Tristan. I spend a lot of time in Lincoln and Tillamook counties. A wonderful legacy of the state is that the entire coastline is public land.

[@markheller76]

Last time I walked along the Oregon Coast was the second week on August. I know because Mt St Helen was once again letting loose. That was 1980 and I was so much younger. Thanks for the memories. We were so busy living hardly a picture exists of those months. Would love to revisit but lack the confidence to go solo...a lot of miles on these weary bones. Peace

[@juadonna]

Outstanding day! Loved the rough waves, and the ghost forest. The little arch is Proposal Rock Arch. Just read that the Harts Cove trail goes through a section of old growth forest. Would love to see that in person. My family tells a tale of me as a toddler, standing as close to the hot air register as possible, in the dead of winter, joyously scarfing down a bowl of ice cream. Still love it! Thanks for the tour of such a scenic and magical area! Happy Trails!

[@penelopesmith7469]

Thanks for showing us the octopus tree, the ghost trees plus Hart's Cove. Doubly great if you're too old to hike anymore. Thanks much!

[@UtahTenkara]

Your comment about having a place all to yourself and how awesome that is really is true. Like being on an incredible stream that you had to spend a lot of time to get to whether hiking in for miles or driving down dirt roads. Then to have it all to yourself ... so cool!

[@michelleharrell8452]

What a cool tree. The beaches on Oregon are still beautiful & 101 got repaired after a terrible storm many years ago. Have good memories.

[@texasnannyjoe2049]

Tillamook products are available in Cleburne, Texas. I have cheese and ice cream in my fridge as we speak. My favorite ice cream would have to be Malted Moo Shake. It goes very well with German Chocolate Cake. Try it... you'll love it!

[@liberalpatriot6650]

Tillamook Cheddar cheese is the best! Sharp and extra sharp are my favorites!

[@Ms-nh8bk]

wow, couldn't agree more about alone time in a magical place. That is what I felt finding The Lost Coast in Northern Cali...Think you were just there too!

[@deborahknight2768]

For us the national parks have been a huge no no not only bc of overcrowding, but many people have no idea of time and place and what's appropriate. Oregon. Coast is one of our most memorable trips. Your video does a beautiful job of capturing the enchantmented forest feeling.

[@serenakoleno9338]

What a treat to watch this while I eat back in Michigan! The early, chilly hike was definitely worthwhile to have the area to yourself! This is so very beautiful. I may have to rethink taking a drone and actual camera along. You would not have appreciated it so much without them. This is going on my list of sites to experience, for sure. Thanks for inviting us to share your splendid adventures. Much appreciated. Hugs and be safe.

[@serenakoleno9338]

Who needs Stonehenge when you have an octopus tree? Wonder what really happened. A meteorite? UFO? Sacred shrine? They should have a book, or website where folks could enter their ideas and read others. Don't you just love perfect days like this. How nice that you have this documented, so when you have a not-so-great day you can watch this to elevate your mood.

[@jorgiesjog9904]

I love the Oregon coast. Thanks for the wonderful content.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for watching!

[@randallhughes3062]

Your ability to find a campsite only minutes before sundown always interests me. It is one thing that keeps me from taking off like you do. I think it would be helpful to talk a little more about the app you use and how to find campsites in a more detailed manner. I am one who needs to know ahead of time where I am staying. If I had the confidence you do to just find a site on the fly , I could do more. Your Adventure Knowhow site , with it gps coordinates , is super helpful! I would really like to do the west coast with my German Shephard this summer! My home is Denver, and I am getting tired of this snow!

[@LaCatLady]

Great suggestion. Thanks.

[@SUVRVing]

I have a Bonus Video on Adventure Know-How that's called something like "the free website I use to plan my trips." It shows how I use a website called Caltopo. I do planning and campsite scouting there before transferring the spots I've marked to Gaia. When I'm out on the road, Gaia is also helpful for knowing where public land boundaries are. Thanks for watching.

[@randallhughes3062]

@@SUVRVing Thanks. I will check it out!

[@lorikirkwood5414]

I am a a native Oregonian (Portland/Gresham/Hood River areas) and spent much of my childhood going to the beach in various parts of Oregon with my family and clam digging on the Long Beach Peninsula (Washington). I promised myself I would live there one day, and over 4 years ago I retired and now live in Seaview, WA, just across the Columbia River on the Long Beach Peninsual (property was cheaper there), but it is actually a "suburb" of Oregon so to speak. I also lived in Seaside, OR, for 2 years before I bought my house. The Long Beach Peninsula area has small beach towns, but for real shopping the folks here go to Astoria. I love to see the reactions and comments of people who come to see the coast. In a lifetime I have not seen it all. I want to do some traveling, soon I hope. I enjoy your videos very much.

[@SUVRVing]

You've picked a beautiful place to retire, for sure! I was just looking at the Long Beach Peninsula on the map the other day. Looks like a nice little spot. Thanks for watching.

[@joelechner466]

Knowing I was going to be at work all day and into the evening I was hoping there'd be a new video up to at least start the day off right! Never disappoints!

[@SUVRVing]

Happy to help 😁

[@joantharp8973]

I loved this video. Driving and camping along the Oregon coast warms my heart. It was a place I visited when my son lived in Seattle. I loved the ocean waves and the Ghost forest . Thanks for the wonderful journey.

[@AprilRoseNW]

I am a born and raised Oregonian, have been all over our beautiful State and never get tired of the breath taking scenery. Thanks so much for a quick trip to the beach I thoroughly enjoyed it .❤️

[@izawoodsman]

@ 15:44 The Octopus Tree. Today while driving the Natchez Trace Parkway, at the Boyd Site, there is a triple burial mound. Strange enough, there was a similar tree right next to the mound. The other trees in the area had all grown normally. I doubt I would have noticed except for this video. If you have an email link in your description, I will send along a picture.

[@steveflaim2656]

Love the shot of “skull rock” and Octopus Tree!!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Steve!

[@IWOLFOUTDOORS]

I want to thank you. I am a new subscriber, and I really appreciate your videos, not only for the great place you go, and the ideas I get about where I can go, but the thanks I want to give is for you putting in the location coordinates to these great places. I have watch 1000's of other KZbinrs videos and want to know where they stayed. And got frustrated because they never put the name of the place or location coordinates to the spot. The reason I truly appreciate it in your videos is that I am going to be Starting a 5 to 7 years bucket list trip, (may be a lot longer) and as I travel, I want to boondock camp and see amazing locations as I go about my travels. So thank you for the time and effort you put into your videos. I have been considering starting a channel when I start my trip, and told myself, if I do, to do what I didn't see in other peoples videos, and that's to make sure I put location coordinates in my descriptions, names of city's, states, and even people if they help me out. So thanks again, and I will see you out on the trails. names of city's,

[@tristangalicia5126]

Beautiful! First time I went to the Oregon coast, it took my breath away. I camped at state parks. They have have yurts for rent. Also, I found out from the park ranger, that certain state beach, you can park and sleep in parking lot right next to the ocean for free.

[@SUVRVing]

I'll have to look into that the next time I'm there. Thanks fellow Tristan!

[@phillipmurrieta1]

Your content is really fantastic. Keep up the great work!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Phil, I appreciate that!

[@phillipmurrieta1]

@@SUVRVing Very welcome. If you are ever down near Las Vegas i can point you toward a couple " off the beaten path" things you might enjoy.

[@deanwinchester6654]

Nice drone shot of the cove and waterfall.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Dean!

[@gitanya80hurueta]

Another great video, with beautiful scenery all around😊. Suburbans are tanks but loved mine while I had it 👍.

[@SUVRVing]

They're a lot of fun!

[@patrwhtt]

Thanks for sharing the sights. Really appreciate you.

[@natei3518]

One of the few youtubers that I can like their videos even before I watch! 👍Keep 'em coming.

[@mep4488]

Jellyfish! And I could watch you explore every nook and cranny of the Oregon Coast and never get tired of it! Great video as usual. I always ok forward to your videos. 😃

[@anthonykago4428]

That view with the double arch is just amazing!!!!! Thanks as always for sharing your trip.

[@martydixon647]

so enjoyable, thanks for takin' us along. Favorite part: 4:19, welcome to Oregon !!!

[@susans7091]

So glad you beat the dozens into the parking lot and had that amazing place all to yourself :) The ghost forest is fascinating..

[@SUVRVing]

Me too! I couldn't believe how many cars where there when I got back.

[@pamled6436]

It is wonderful for my soul! Thanks. I love the Pacific views!

[@SUVRVing]

Me too! It's beautiful.

[@TheWoodensong]

More cool stuff to see…thanks Tristan for all you are doing. When I get my recently purchased 2000 2500 4X4 Suburban fixed up a little more, I'm gonna get out and find some spots down here in Texas and surrounding areas. Redding, CA is the farthest up towards the PNW that I've ever been and that was way-back in the middle 70's…PNW as well as Idaho, Montana and the Dakotas are all on my bucket list. You've also shown me interesting spots in states like Nebraska and Iowa (I think in the past) and I'm gonna hit those spots as well. I think I still have a few friends up in those areas as well as Minnesota and Wisconsin and Michigan that I'll have to visit while I'm on the road. As always, Tristan, you are so appreciated…for all that you do to educate the rest of us. That's powerful medicine, Brother! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "O'l Scooter" hollarin' from down in East Texas, Y'all…

[@TheSunGoethDown]

I’m from the east coast but in August 2019, I took a solo trip to Portland, OR and I drove to Cannon Beach and Multnumah Falls. It was so beautiful.

[@SUVRVing]

Sounds like a fun trip! Thanks for watching.

[@museluvr]

New subscriber! Been watching your videos off/on and I enjoy them way more than another popular channel. You seem more genuine, without hinting of doing it for profit mainly. Thank you for aiding those of us seriously considering going van living.

[@heidimarch9604]

I did a roadtrip along the Oregon coast before covid and visited many of the same places. Beautiful video!! So many great places to stop and explore.

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

Tristan that music you played at the waterfall flowing into the sea was truly inspired!❤️😀🇺🇸🌏

[@vanningonweekends4171]

I love your travel truck! Insane views, that waterfall shot was perfect. Be safe exploring✌

[@teslah2997]

what a GREAT Vid, Tristan....I loved every bit of it......LOVED your choice of music with the drone shots....which were lovely, btw. Loved your thiughts when on top the cliff at Hart’s Cove. I feel the same about the lovely solitude enhancing the joy of a place. I also love Tillamook ice cream....when I lived in Sedona AZ, it is the one I used to buy

[@SUVRVing]

Sedona would be a fun place to live! Thanks for watching 👍

[@phill9373]

This made me think of the Goonies moive. Always loved that moive.

[@cheridehart7771]

I have lived close enough to both Atlantic and Pacific coast to see the ocean from where I lived. I experience damage from storms and hurricanes when I lived in New Jersey. I would love to go back to live in New Jersey and I would love to visit the West coast again. For me the love of the ocean outweighs the fear of storm damage.

[@SUVRVing]

I can understand that. It's a beautiful place, for sure! Thanks Cheri.

[@cheridehart7771]

@@SUVRVing 😇

[@LaidBackPedalPusher]

Enjoyed this very much. Those vintage microbuses represent the "baby loaf" of Tillamook cheddar cheese. Beautiful trip!

[@farrendavis4143]

love that area, have an ol' school chum who lives in Canon Beach. he surfs every Saturday year round. most of the time in the winter in full wet suit. as you mentioned the water at the beach is very cold. when we stopped in Tillamook we were too late for ice cream. DARN! those folks with homes right on the beach are living dangerously! definitely not for me! Great video of the octopus tree. strange sight! A Suboverland vehicle passed us a couple weeks ago in Utah as we were heading down for cancer treatment. because of this DARN cancer will not be able to go and see many sights but through your vids we almost feel like we have been there. thanks

[@DonnaBMacK]

The scenery, the music, the history, the food, so interesting! Love your videos. Thanks so much for sharing. Take care.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks donna!

[@jimcarlson4441]

I have lived in Oregon my whole life (75 years now) and know most of the coast. You did well in your quick trip along it. Next time try catching the Cape Lookout trail. It juts out into the ocean about 2 miles or more I believe and well worth the hike. I did it many years ago and the end may be fenced off by now, but if not try hiking down to the bottom rocks. I watched whales and seals (one brought up an octopus thrashing it back and forth) along with many types of birds such as Oyster Catchers and Mures (sp?). Keep on traveling and posting. Thanks

[@NenaLavonne]

Breathtaking! Just beautiful. New subscriber! ♥️🌿

[@NancyfromCanada]

It was a fun video as usual! Really liked the hike into the cove with the waterfalls! Thanks again! Nancy from Canada

[@memeking5376]

What a beautiful video, love the drone footage. I have never seen jellyfish gloop before, super cool.

[@SUVRVing]

Lol gloop is a good way of putting it! Thanks for watching.

[@dixxebell]

Thank you Tristan, I missed the Octopus tree when I was in that area....really loved the waterfall you hiked to.

[@SUVRVing]

The Octopus Tree was really neat. Never seen anything like that. Thanks for watching!

[@jangreen5549]

Fantastic video! Loved everything, including the music and the drone shots. Incredible scenery!

[@AnMarie711]

So great to see how your channel grew, wonderful!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks! 😁

[@kevmodee1866]

Can't wait to load up my car and hit the road! I'm in MN and never been to the west or east coast! I think I'll head west first. Such beauty!

[@topsyturvy6532]

As always, excellent content. Thank you Tristan!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks!

[@ClarySage-70]

I grew up in Oregon and have had many magical experiences all along the coast. I am now traveling in an RV full time and this video has been a wonderful return to my roots. I have been to all the places you show here. Thanks for the memories! ☺️🌊

[@williamwilliam6714]

Living the dream, at Harts' Cove. Most people never see it, much less understand it, thankfully ! Is that air museum in Tillamook still there...been long time...

[@SUVRVing]

Yep, it's still there. Thanks for watching!

[@shannonbrown8966]

Very cool trip~loved the Hart's Cove hike!

[@willar1338]

An ad every two minutes, but worth plowing through for such great content. I have been to every place you went except the Harts Cove trail and the ghost forest. So, two new places in my back yard to go see. Thanks!

[@SUVRVing]

It's actually every 5 to 7 minutes. Thanks for watching!

[@michaelsonleitner5724]

Thanks Tristan! Really nice, will have to visit. We’ve got Tillamook products here in Fort Worth TX. Always look forward to going to Wyoming and Montana as the variety of ice cream/yogurt flavors increase!

[@KristenMaine]

I totally agree. When you have a spot all to yourself, it's amazing and I think to myself... people don't know why they're missing! But then again, I wouldn't have the spot to myself. I like the less crowded areas also. (I'm catching up on older videos) Not sure how this one got passed me

[@ytubechannel997]

Really interesting geographical content. Awesome visuals. Well done Tristan.

[@lisarichards3853]

All of this was beautiful. Thank you.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Lisa!

[@endymion8672]

21:30 The advantage of car camping 😁 Sleeping in a sheltered structure that can withstand 50 mph winds without turning into a noise monster. Many rooftop campers go to these spots during daytime only to return to the valleys at night because of the wind conditions.

[@SUVRVing]

Agreed! Thanks for watching, Endy.

[@catereinig893]

We looked up the "Moon Jellyfish" when we were at Newport and they do not sting humans. Which of course is debated. But we stepped on a few and were not stung. So good to see the Oregon cost.

[@seasyourjourney8482]

Moon jellies do not sting. Dolphins will play with them and then eat them

[@1LOCOgato]

Hello, enjoy your videos! I too have been to the Tillamook cheese factory. A yummy experience. Cape Mears as well. There is a cool lighthouse near the Octopus tree that we were able to tour prior to COVID. Thanks for sharing. Happy trails!

[@SUVRVing]

The lighthouses along the coast are always neat to see. Thanks for watching!

[@joanpearl1454]

I was afraid you were going to disappoint me by choosing vanilla ice cream! 😅 Octopus Tree was my fav, but entire video is excellent!

[@navnitgaglani5655]

I am enjoying your tv show specially your comments I can hear all day Congratulation look forward future videosthank you from Czech Republic

[@415sassyfre]

You totally of appreciated once you get to where you want to go and if so beautiful when there is no one around fantastic View

[@pamgypsyaries8049]

I love the Oregon coast... it is so magnificent... fantastic camping spot!

[@rocksolidadventures184]

Thanks for sharing! I watch all of your videos and hope to be heading out west later in the year.

[@florencerozner2344]

Always a great adventure enjoyed seeing so many beautiful places thank you

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Florence!

[@bcrazyyeti]

Beautiful scenery. The Oregon (and Washington) coast always have something interesting to offer.

[@SUVRVing]

I agree. Lots of fun stuff to see and do! Thanks Ben.

[@BrendaHaltom]

I loved that 300 year old weird tree! I would love two scoops of bana split ice cream!❤😂

[@PBvdeo]

Thanks so much for this video and others along OR coast. I hiked to Hart’s cove so it was extra fun to see it through the drone view. I have a Subaru that I am planning a long road trip with this summer so I really appreciated your video detailing your equipment. Got my Jackery 500 and plugged it in to charge this am. I splurged on a DC heated blanket and as soon as I can I’ll be starting test runs to fine tune my gear and YOUR suggestions. I’ll probably break down at sometime and subscribe to Adventure Know-How. I’ll be driving from PDX ( my new home town x 8 yrs) to Moab, Arches, Bryce and run the green river with friends then head to Chicago to see my family. Hope to return via Colorado and Idaho, use your sites. I’m a bit nervous to be too remote though as I’ll be traveling alone. Looking forward to your 100,000 subscribers, treat yourself and Cassie to a bucket list adventure!

[@elflordsjourneys]

The oregon coast never disappoints even if its foggy and raining but sunshine is nice to have.Hwy 1 is a must drive for all.😀

[@SUVRVing]

It's a great place, for sure! Thanks for watching.

[@michelleharrell8452]

My route came from Salem to Newport. I was south of your location. I had been visiting a friend & a wake for that friend. Took her kitty who was super sweetie cat. Saw the damage from the Tsumani along the coast. Wanted to visit Gold Beach but too windy & McVay Rock a special site to view sea animals. Extremely windy.

[@kdheeb6044]

My home state! Beautiful footage 🥰Camped at Three Capes (Mears, Lookout and Kiwanda) every Spring Break! 💜💜💜 You’re not wrong, Tillamook ice cream is the best! Being stuck in Maryland for 4 years, I sure fo miss my Oregon Coast! 😭 The mid-Atlantic just doesn’t compare. Thank you for bringing me hOme to visit! 😃 Safe travels 🚙

[@blueshadow3291]

I love every things .....music ...nature ....Little macro bus😄 You are a Nice person .... thanks 🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for watching!

[@pedalpetal]

Yet another great video. Thanks. I was born a bit south of this location in Coos Bay but have lived in the state just to the north most of my life. Agreed that Tillamook is the best store bought ice cream to be found. Should your travels bring you to Central Washington be sure to check out Winegars Ice Cream, the best on the planet 😊. Safe and plentiful travels.

[@hf3490]

Another awesome video. Enjoyed the ocean and that tree was interesting. 🤓🇨🇦

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Heather!

[@ceetee2021]

Very familiar with the Oregon coast from Brookings to the Columbia River. It's my favorite camping trip, takes me a month. As an inlander (MT) I savor my time on the OR coast, there's nowhere else like it for me 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

[@alrichardson7027]

I'm really enjoying this video footage of the beautiful Oregon coast! I have never been to the Oregon coast but have been to Washington State coast up to the Olympic Peninsula and also Oregon's Columbia River Gorge. I'm definitely going to visit that Oregon coast when I'm in the area. Great video👍👍👍!

[@SUVRVing]

The Washington coast is gorgeous, too. Thanks for watching, Al!

[@michelleharrell8452]

Lovely place to live for awhile. Sand is a great grinder for feet enclosed in shoes.

[@skippylippy547]

Wow! This video was Sooooooo Ethereal! Loved this so much. Thank you.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@kurtporter1323]

Great video young man. Thank you

[@babsgaudreau5936]

Being an absolute beach lover this is one of my favorites

[@SUVRVing]

Oregon has no shortage of beautiful beaches, for sure!

[@KeyofDavid5778]

I have a small piece of property at Shelter Cove in Norcal near the 100 mile Lost Coast trail. Black sand beaches and a nice 25 mile backpacking trip that would be a great adventure for you. Great video as always !

[@akfroggie2177]

There's another contender for the world's shortest river (or so it's claimed). It's 135 feet long and it flows out of Sorvagsvatn lake on Vagar island in the Faroe Islands. It leaves the lake, flows 135 feet, then plunges over a waterfall into the sea. It's a two-mile hike from the road to see it and I did it back in the 1980s when I was working on a project in the Faroe Islands. GPS 62* 01' 26.8" N 7* 14' 21.11" W

[@fiesty161]

You should hike the trail around Mt Rainer in Washington. But it is a packing trip so your need a tent and supplies. The coastline of Oregon is beautiful.