Oregon's beaches from the Washington to California border are open to the public
Lincoln City – A Great Place to Walk the Pacific Ocean's Sandy Beach
The beach is just the beginning – try the open space trails too
Lincoln City has 7.5 miles of sandy beach for walking. In 2010 Lincoln City has two year-round
10k volkssport walks starting at a new start location - the Cozy Cove Beach Front Resort Inn, 515 NW Inlet Ave. Off Oregon Coast Hwy 101. Park at "D River State Wayside". Restrooms at Wayside. Walk half block across D River Bridge, turn left 2nd St, then right to Motel. Do not park at Motel lot while walking. (OK for Registration) Registration box is in Motel lobby.One walk is around town and the other is on the beach. Free unless you want IVV credit! Sign in at the motel and pick up a free map, then park at the D River Wayside.

See www.ava.org or www.walkoregon.org/ for more information about non-competitive walks. Over the years thousands have participated in Lincoln City volkswalks – from every state and several countries.* The walks
are a great introduction to Lincoln City. Volkssport walks can be found at many cities and
sites along the Oregon Coast.
     Lincoln City Parks and Recreation is working on a trail through town called the Head to Bay
Trail – hopefully running from the north end of town to Siletz Bay through several Lincoln City
open spaces and providing a walking venue when the beach is stormy and windy.
       * International Volkssport members of the IVV include Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark,
Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Luxemborg, Netherlands,
Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, SlowakRepublic, Southern Tyrol, Turkey, and USA,
plus 23 direct member clubs. See www.ivv-web.org/   
November 2008 – Ten year anniversary of Lincoln City's $3.1 million
dollar open space bond measure from November 1998 – waiting for the hill

Oregon Coast Today (Lincoln-Tillamook County) for latest events - oregoncoasttoday.com

Lincoln City Coronary Heart Improvement Project (CHIP) alumni meet the first Monday of the month
at the new addition to the Seventh Day Adventist Church (N.E. 22nd across from Oceanlake School)
at 6pm for a potluck dinner followed by a program. For more about CHIP see www.chipusa.org.

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