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By train travelers for train travelers, amtrak stations in oregon.

There are seven Amtrak stations in Oregon on the Amtrak Cascades , Coast Starlight and Empire Builder routes. The Cascades is the regional train, with multiple departures each day, including to Seattle and Vancouver. Explore the Oregon Amtrak stations below to learn more.

Oregon Amtrak Stations

• Albany, OR (ALY)
• Chemult, OR (CMO)
• Eugene, OR – Amtrak Station (EUG)
• Klamath Falls, OR (KFS)
• Oregon City, OR
• Portland, OR – Union Station (PDX)
• Salem, OR (SLM) (pictured above)

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Exploring Oregon by car, train, bus or bicycle

Apr 17, 2024 • 4 min read

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Oregon is a big state with a lot of scenery, from towering forests that have stood for centuries to long stretches of windswept coastline offering head-turning views at every bend. While parts of the state – particularly cities and larger towns – are pedestrian-friendly, you’ll need a good transportation strategy to see the best of the state.

Here’s what you need to know before deciding how to get around Oregon .

Go by train to focus on the scenery

If you want to sit back and enjoy the view, or are simply looking for an eco-friendly alternative to driving, you can't beat seeing Orgeon by train. Amtrak runs two lines through the state: the Coast Starlight and the Amtrak Cascades . The former connects Seattle to  Los Angeles , cutting across Oregon along the way. This line calls at Portland , Salem, Albany, Eugene, Chemult (near Crater Lake ) and Klamath Falls before crossing into California . The Amtrak Cascades follows a similar trajectory from Portland, but only goes as far as Eugene, making it a great option for Willamette Valley sightseeing, but less than ideal if you want to cover the whole state. When it comes to checking out the scenery, the Coast Starlight has an advantage, as it features two levels of seating and an observation car with enormous windows.

Explore by car for maximum flexibility

Oregon is huge, and not all of it is connected by public transportation, especially once you get out of the larger cities. The best way to maximize your time here is by renting a car (or a van or RV) and exploring independently. If you come between October and May, be prepared for the possibility of snow when crossing higher-elevation areas, especially if you’re traveling east of Interstate 5 (I-5), the West Coast’s main north-to-south artery. Forest fires in the summer occasionally also cause road closures. For up-to-date information, consult the Oregon Department of Transportation's TripCheck tool .  

These road trips will take you to all the highlights in Oregon .

Travel like a local and go by bike

Oregonians love their bicycles, and if you’re an experienced cyclist who doesn’t mind traveling light, you can see a lot of the state on two wheels. Quite a few Oregon hotels offer bike storage (some will even let you take your bike into your room), and hiker/biker camping is offered in many of Oregon's state parks on a first-come, first-served basis. Plenty of designated Scenic Bikeways across the state have been mapped out to give cyclists of varying levels of experience a taste of Oregon's celebrated scenery.

Save money, but not time, by taking the bus

If you have plenty of time but a tight budget, get around Oregon by long-distance bus. Greyhound offers the most routes through the state, with service up and down I-5, to Central Oregon destinations such as Bend , and onwards to remote parts of Eastern Oregon. German long-distance bus company FlixBus , who acquired Greyhound in 2021, also takes travelers between major Oregon cities and beyond in their FlixBus-branded fleet.

9 things you need to know before you go to Oregon .

Accessible transportation in Oregon

Designated parking for travelers with disabilities is available throughout the state, and permits are available for people with limited mobility, visual disabilities and certain conditions that make it difficult to walk more than 200 feet (as well as for their designated drivers). Trains and long-distance buses also have accessible facilities, including wheelchair lifts, where needed. The Oregon Department of Transportation publishes an  accessibility travel guide for wheelchair users highlighting outdoor destinations with accessible trails and restrooms.  

Oregon transportation FAQs and things to consider

Is parking widely available in oregon  .

Yes, parking is widely available in Oregon and it’s often completely free. Larger cities, including Portland, Eugene, Salem, Bend, Medford and Hood River have metered parking in some areas.

How do I pay for tolls in Oregon?

You don’t! While there have been pushes to start using a toll system in parts of Oregon, the state is currently toll-road-free. The only exception is on the Bridge of the Gods and the Hood River Bridge, both of which charge visitors to cross over the Columbia River from Oregon to the neighboring state of Washington (or vice versa).

Where are the major airports in Oregon located?  

Oregon's biggest airport is Portland International Airport (PDX), and this is where most visitors fly. Other commercial airports in the state include the Eugene Airport (EUG) and the Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR).

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Train Trips in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest

Travel packages & rail tours to portland, vancouver b.c. & the coast.

Travelers enjoy scenic, relaxing train vacations to coastal cities and towns in Oregon and Washington, exploring the natural beauty, unique attractions, and vibrant life.

Train tours afford a leisurely, comfortable mode of travel, allowing time to take in the scenery and relax. Travel by train along the Pacific Northwest coast from Eugene, Oregon, to Vancouver, B.C., take a day trip along the Oregon coast on a steam engine or experience a train vacation package to Portland, Oregon.

Amtrak Cascades Train Route

This north-south train route between Eugene and Springfield, Oregon, and Vancouver, B.C., travels through major cities and scenic areas of the Pacific Northwest:

• The 10-1/2-hour Amtrak trip has multiple departures daily.
• Salem, Oregon City, and Portland are a few of Oregon stops on the Amtrak Cascades train.
• Vancouver, Tacoma, Seattle, Everett, and Bellingham are some of the Washington State stops on this route.
• Natural attractions on this train trip are views of Mount St. Helens and crossing the Columbia River Gorge.
• Sleek, European-style trains feature wide, reclining seats, and laptop outlets.
• The Bistro Car offers fresh, regional cuisine, wine, microbrews, and coffees.
• Business-class cars have priority boarding and deboarding, wider seats with more legroom and fewer passengers per car.
• Peak travel time on the Cascades route is June, July, and August.
• Stay in a green hotel in Seattle or Portland to enhance and lengthen a vacation on Amtrak’s Cascades Train.
• When departing the train in Eugene, drive south to Roseburg and onto Crater Lake National Park .

Oregon Coast Train Trip

The Oregon Coast Crawler utilizes a vintage steam engine for a leisurely trip along the Oregon coast:

• The 5-hour journey in July showcases the scenery of the picturesque Oregon coast.
• The train trip begins in Garibaldi in the south, traveling through Ocean Lake Park, Twin Rocks, Saltair, Tillamook Beach, Lake Lytle, Manhattan Beach, and Brighton Beach.
• Travelers enjoy panoramic views of Tillamook and Nehalem Bays on the Tillamook Branch Line.
• Stop at a park in Wheeler for a waterside picnic lunch made with local ingredients.
• Enjoy a beach stop at Rockaway Beach on the return trip.
• Many photo run-bys, especially from the open car, are offered.
• This train trip is limited to less than 100 passengers.
• Longer coastal train trips are available from California to Seattle.

Train Trips to Portland, Oregon

Amtrak offers vacation package rail tours to Portland, proclaimed as North America’s “Best Big City:”

• Trains depart from Seattle, Washington; Sacramento and Los Angeles, California; and Chicago, Illinois.
• The round-trip vacation lasts 3 days and 2 nights.
• Accommodations at the Hilton Portland and Executive Tower or Benson Hotel, both in the heart of downtown Portland and close to the Amtrak station, are included.
• Admission to the Oregon Historical Society & Museum in Portland’s Cultural District, featuring 8-story-high tromp l’oeil murals, is also included in this package.
• Portland is known for its extensive urban parks, exciting museums, and historic sites.
• A walker’s paradise, Portland also has a convenient and eco-friendly light-rail system.
• Visit nearby glacier-covered Mount Hood or the scenic Oregon coastline.

Explore Oregon’s cities and coastline by rail. Tours along the Oregon and Washington coasts in comfortable trains, a leisurely, steam-engine-powered trip along with the Oregon coastline , and rail vacations to Portland are some of the possibilities for rail vacations in the Pacific Northwest. Or venture from Seattle to Montana with a train trip to Glacier National Park.

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Oregon Coastal Excursion – Rockaway Beach or Garibaldi

Our signature excursion along the scenic Tillamook Bay and the Oregon Coast offers a relaxed ride and a step back in time behind an authentic steam locomotive or vintage diesel locomotive! Departing from Garibaldi or Rockaway Beach, this excursion is 30 minutes each direction. A minimum 30 minute layover is included, but passengers may stay longer and take any available return trip!

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Moonlight Excursion

Join us for an unforgettable evening aboard our steam powered Moonlight Excursion! Sip on your choice of complementary local beer or wine as you take in the views along the beautiful Tillamook coastline! This round-trip ride from Garibaldi travels north at sunset and returns in the dark!

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Ice Cream Train

Cool off on the Oregon Coast aboard the Ice Cream Train! Each passenger receives a complimentary Tillamook Ice Cream Sandwich to enjoy on their journey. 90 minute round trip ride departing from Garibaldi, Oregon.

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Fall Splendor Excursion

Join us for a scenic excursion along the Tillamook Coast and behold the changing of the seasons! Ride through the coastal forests along the Pacific Ocean and Nehalem Bay and enjoy a layover in the quaint town of Wheeler. An unforgettable way to see the coast in fall!

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Candy Cane Express

Take in the views of the beautiful Oregon coastline while enjoying hot chocolate and cookies on this festive steam-powered excursion. Write letters to and visit with Santa while enjoying the lights on the beautifully decorated train!

EDUCATE, PRESERVE, RESTORE

Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad (OCSR) is a unique heritage railroading museum in that it not only has static displays of engines and historic artifacts but also provides interpreted train rides along the coast. OCSR tells the story of the area, gives information about the wildlife, and stresses the importance of practicing environmental conservation so that others may continue to enjoy the beautiful North Coast of Oregon.

OCSR commits itself to the education, preservation, and restoration of the logging history of the Pacific Northwest in a time when rare logging equipment is frequently lost forever. This organization collects those pieces and provides the necessary repairs and expert knowledge to get the pieces running again and back in service for all to enjoy.

OREGON COASTAL EXCURSION – ROCKAWAY BEACH OR GARIBALDI

Moonlight excursion, ice cream train, fall splendor excursion, candy cane express, purchase a season pass.

Our daily operation relies upon dedicated volunteers and generous support from the public, like you. How can you help “Keep OCSR Rolling?” Purchase one of our season passes! A season pass entitles the holder to unlimited rides on selected excursions, 10% off merchandise, and advanced notice of special event trains.

Want to give someone that special gift while supporting the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad at the same time? Purchase a gift card and give it to the railfan in your family!

Have any questions? Feel free to contact us at [email protected].

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My family had a wonderful time. We're so happy Santa came to visit! What a kind, patient Santa! I would've loved to be abe to crack the window for some fresh air, but thats okay. Such a magical ride for my little one. Thank you!

Candy canes, Christmas cookies, hot chocolate, writing letters to santa with a fun train ride and a visit with Santa! Fun, fun, fun! Very friendly staff, this was a really nice experience. Will do again!

Fun time! Rockaway and Garibaldi are beautiful and not as "touristy" as several other coastal towns. Best to get there a bit early to ride in the outdoor cars where all the action is. On the way back we got stuck in the covered car and you can't hear any of the tour info back there.

This is a very scenic ride. The staff are awesome and are very knowledgeable. The history is very interesting and I highly recommend riding this train, I will do this again.

Consider a donation via your Paypal account to the benefit of OCSR. We are a tax-exempt 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and any donated amount goes directly into the continual maintenance and operation of the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad.

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How To Do an Oregon Coast Day Trip From Portland

Waves of the dramatic Pacific ocean? Check.

Viewpoints from tall cliffs? Check.

Gorgeous golden beaches? Check.

Surfing spots? Check!

The Oregon coastline near Portland has it all!

With incredible scenery and fun coastal towns with a great vibe, it’s well worth doing an Oregon coast day trip from Portland or the surrounding area.

Like any day trip, it’s essential to research the place before you go thoroughly, so you can be sure to not miss the highlights and decide whether to drive independently or do a tour. 

Luckily, we’ve done all the hard work for you and have detailed everything you need to know about an Oregon Coast day trip in this post! 

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How To Get To the Oregon Coast From Portland 

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It’s generally around a one-and-a-half-hour drive to the coast from Portland, and it’s a fairly easy drive along main roads. However, the exact timing can vary depending on where you’re going. 

• To get to Ecola State Park, you’ll need to take the US 26-E for around 80 miles; it’ll take you one and a half hours. 
• Oswald West State Park, on the other hand, is a little further south; to reach it, you’ll drive to the end of the US 26-E and turn south when you get to the end of the road. 
• Astoria, however, is further north and takes just under two hours to drive; the best route is up the I-5 S and US 30-E.
• Tillamook is the southernmost part of this section of the Oregon coastline, and it’s around an hour and twenty minutes from Portland, via the US-26 E and OR-6 E. 

If you don’t have your car, plenty of car hire companies are available in downtown Portland. 

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Or, if you don’t want to drive, the other option is to take a tour. We’ll detail these later on! 

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The Main Areas to Visit on The Oregon Coast on a Day Trip if You’re Driving

There are quite a few destinations to visit within easy reach of Portland. You won’t have time to see all of these spots in a day, but read through the following and see which one you’re feeling the most! 

You’d really only get to truly see one to two of these areas with just a day, so choose wisely or stay the night on the coast.

Astoria is a classic coastal town, sitting just over the border from Washington. It’s super close to places like the historical Fort Stevens State Park or the beautiful Cape Disappointment State Park , which is actually over the bridge in Washington.

It’s popular with anglers, as the rivers and sea have some of the finest fishing in the country. It’s the oldest city west of the Rockies, with beautiful surrounding forests and an almost Scandinavian feel.

READ MORE: 11 Adventurous Things To Do in Astoria, Oregon

The appropriately-named Seaside is a unique town to visit along the Oregon coast. Enjoy wide sweeping beaches and lush evergreen forests here; it’s also an incredible place to catch the sunset.

It doesn’t have the dramatic cliffs that you’ll find in other areas of the coastline, but it’s worth visiting for seeing a different side of the beachfront area.

READ MORE: 13 Adventurous Things to Do Around Seaside, Oregon

Gaze at lovely vistas of the blue ocean, craggy rocks, and lush vegetation as you hike through Ecola State Park, which occupies nine miles of coastline and winds around Tillamook Head. Enjoy Ecola Point, which views the Tillamook Lighthouse and the ever-popular Indian Beach, a much-loved surf spot.

Although Ecola State Park is famous for beaches and surfing, there are plenty of hikes here that will lead you through its beautiful nature and to gorgeous viewpoints where you can enjoy the sea and sand vistas.

READ MORE: Your Guide to Ecola State Park on the Oregon Coast

Cannon Beach is one of the best spots on the Oregon coastline. While it’s famous for the dramatic Haystack Rock, this isn’t a hidden gem – it’s one of the most popular beaches near Portland ! However, there’s plenty of room in the sand, so you should have space to roll out your towel.

Cannon Beach is the name for both the town and the actual beach, and it’s famous for its extensive sands and dramatic waves. Visit to enjoy the gorgeous monoliths, sunbathe or surf at the beach, or go birdwatching!

Come by Haystack Rock around low tide to see which creature your spot in the tidepools and if you’re here in summer keep your eyes peeled for Tuft Puffins!

READ MORE: 14 Adventurous Things To Do in Cannon Beach

Oswald West State Park has an incredible secluded beach called Short Sands Beach , nicknamed ‘Shorty’s’ by the locals. It’s one of the most popular surfing destinations in the state.

The coastal park is also covered in temperate rainforest, making it ideal for hiking (especially during the summer when you need some shade!). Some hikes will come out to glorious viewpoints with incredible vistas!

Our favorite hike in the area is the Cape Falcon Trail which takes you right up to Short Sand Beach before you head up the cliffs for some epic views.

READ MORE: Your Guide to Oswald West State Park

Manzanita is a gorgeous beach that’s not visited as much as other beaches, like Cannon Beach. It’s ideal for those who want to get away from the crowds. 

The bay area has excellent fishing opportunities; if you’re an angler, you can find steelhead trout, sturgeon, and Chinook salmon here.

With turquoise waters and golden sands, landmarked by craggy rocks, and the looming Neahkahnie Mountain, this glorious beach is well worth a spot on your day trip itinerary.

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Neahkahnie Mountain stands at the end of Manzanita Beach, and it’s a popular hike in the area where you can admire an incredible view! The hike up Neahkahnie Mountain starts at the southern trailhead and is a 2.6-mile out and back trail.

It’s moderately difficult going up and can be a bit complicated going down with lots of roots to navigate, but the trail is well maintained, and the views make it all worthwhile!

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Tillamook Bay is the furthest south beach town viable as a day trip from Portland. It’s most famous for the Tillamook Creamery Visitor Center, making delicious cheese and ice cream products. It’s worth visiting while you’re in town!

However, there’s much more to Tillamook than its creamery. In this town, you can explore coastal wetlands at the Sitka Sedge State Park, hike around the Three Capes Scenic Loop , take in this part of the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad, and much more! This will all of course take you beyond a day though, so you’ll have to pick and choose your favorite spots.

RELATED: 7 Tillamook State Forest Hikes to Tackle

Not Driving? Don’t Want to Rent A Car? Do an Oregon Coast Tour Day Trip!

If you don’t have your own car, the only real way to see the coastline near Portland is by doing a guided tour . The best part of these tours is that they are easily booked, pick you up and drop you off from Portland, and will save you time and cash on renting a vehicle!

They will also squeeze in a ton more places than you’d get to see yourself as well since they know exactly where to go and have organized everything to a T.

Here are two of the best Oregon coast tours: 

This tour takes around seven and a half hours and will take you from central Portland to the coastline (and back again!). 

Visit Ecola State Park, admire Haystack Rock, take lunch by Cannon Beach, hike up Neahkahnie Mountain and check out the view and explore Oswald West State Park. 

This tour is relatively similar but stops in different places from the other tour. Before deciding which tour to opt for, you could research each destination and see which one you’re most interested in! 

The first stop on this tour is the Camp 18 Museum, with vintage logging machines and a self-propelled steam crane. It’s a great stop if you want to learn a little about the region’s history while visiting the Oregon coastline.

You’ll also visit Ecola State Park, Cannon Beach, and Neahkahnie Mountain and check out the lesser-known Manzanita Beach and the lovely Short Sands Beach in Oswald State Park.

This could be one of the best Oregon beach tours if you want your visit to include some history as well as some beaches.

RELATED: 13 Portland Tours for The Adventurous!

Doing an Oregon Coast day trip from Portland will help you see some of the best of the west coast, with broad sandy beaches and a dramatic rocky coastline.

There are state parks, cute seaside towns, hiking trails making their way to epic viewpoints, and some of the best surf spots in the USA. But which one is best in your situation?

We think it totally depends on you and really if you have a car or are willing to rent one!

Here’s where to check on some rental vehicles. If you do an Outdoorsy rental, you can stay along the coast for LONGER without hotel expenses! If not, just rent a regular car for the day.

If you want the easiest option and don’t have a car or want to rent, grabbing a tour is your best bet. These are the most recommended tours in the area, they pack in the most, will save you on car rental expenses, and do literally all the work for you! All you need to do is choose which one of the two?

It’ll be hard to fit it into a day, but if you’re just in Portland for a vacation or don’t have the time for a longer trip, it’s worth heading out just for a day trip to the Oregon coast.

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We hope this post helped you plan your Oregon coast tour! Before you go, check out other things you can do on the Oregon coast and more adventures near Portland .

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Person hit by train in Salem; streets closed for several hours

SALEM Ore. (KPTV) - A pedestrian was hit by a train Monday evening, closing multiple streets in Salem during the investigation.

Around 5:15 p.m., Salem Police announced that the north-south rail line was closed, along with east-west traffic between NE D Street and SE Mill Street.

They indicated that traffic in the area would be affected for up to two hours due to the investigation, and urged drivers to use an alternate route.

#trafficalert Mult streets closed d/t a collision involving a train & a pedestrian. The north-south rail line has closed east-west traffic between D ST NE & Mill ST SE. Plz find alternate routes for ~2 hours for the investigation into this incident. NFI #salemoregon pic.twitter.com/jfK2ozjHA7 — Salem Police Department (@SalemPoliceDept) August 27, 2024

At around 7:50 p.m., Salem Police announced that the train was moving, but that it would still take a while for traffic to clear.

#trafficalert UPDATE at 1950: Train is moving now. It will take a bit for it to clear the area and clear traffic. Further info to follow via media release. #salemoregon https://t.co/6I1ju3HZiR — Salem Police Department (@SalemPoliceDept) August 27, 2024

The person hit by the train was identified as 32-year-old Alexander Boyd Schumpert of Salem. He was declared dead at the scene.

Witnesses said that Schumpert was standing near the tracks and laid down across them just before the train passed.

The rail line which runs north-south was closed between D Street Northeast and Mill Street Southeast for about three hours while the death investigation was conducted. The scene was released just before 8 p.m.

No other details regarding the crash or victim were made available.

This is a developing story, check back for any updates.

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