Oregon CoastBrewery
Visit up to twelve breweries along Oregon’s North Coast to appreciate the range of talent we’ve got on tap here.
GRAB YOUR PASSPORT
Breweries along the Beer Trail have passport punch cards you can pick up. When you have visited 12 or more sites, it can be redeemed for a special gift. For those 21 and older only.
The northern-most stop on this trail is Pier 39 in Astoria, home to Oregon’s world-famous Rogue Ales and the historic Hanthorn Cannery Museum. Photo by: @marniebaylouny
This brewery is just off the riverwalk in Astoria and serves also as a bottled beer store and supplier for home brewers.
This Astoria landmark fills an entire city block with multiple breweries, restaurants, tap room and event venues.
Astoria’s oldest microbrewery with plenty of pours to choose from and great views to enjoy.
A Craft Beer Bar with 22 rotating taps and a curated selection of beer, wine and cider
Brewing in a historic cannery, this craft microbrewery is perched at the water’s edge with a front-row view of freighters and other river traffic.
Known for their revolving menu of beers, you’ll always find a surprise on tap. Note they share space with a great pod of food carts, too. Photo by: @pdxbeergirl
Located on the oldest golf course west of the Mississippi, this McMenamin’s pub serves up their classic brews in a historic setting just north of Seaside.
A large retail shop in the Seaside Outlets, where hundreds of beers fill the coolers. Select from their 15 taps to enjoy by the glass or fill a growler to go.
Located in the historic Seaside city jail in the heart of town, this brewery offers up more than a dozen taps of coastal-inspired beer.
Popular local’s spot with plenty of Oregon Coast beers on tap and serving delicious pub grub.
Named to honor the 1967 declaration that Oregon beaches are free and open to all, this brewery offers a solid line-up of craft beers and a house made root beer for the kids.
The southern-most beer trail stop is the well-known Oregon Coast craft brewery with rotating beers and a roomy patio.
TIPS: PLAN FOR PARKING
Sunny days along the coast mean many visitors! Plan ahead for parking options, especially when visiting popular destinations, and check if you’ll need a parking permit.
Consider carpooling or car-free transit options, such as buses, to reduce congestion and environmental impact. Two bus lines running from Portland to Cannon Beach are Sunset Empire Transportation and Northwest Point.