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Lone Ranch Beach Trail

The Lone Ranch Beach Trail in Brookings, Oregon is a moderate 1.1-mile out-and-back trail that features stunning views of the ocean and turns around at the Cape Farrelo Viewpoint.

This hike begins at the main parking lot and heads northwest and then eventually north. The trail heads uphill towards the Cape Farrelo Viewpoint (and parking lot), where this trail ends and turns around.

Hikers can continue north along this trail for a couple more miles to reach the Rock House Viewpoint; however, that section of this trail is not included in this trail map.

Pets: Dogs are allowed on this trail if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
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Know Before You Go

  • Lone Ranch Beach Trail is a 1.1-mile moderate hike in Brookings, Oregon, offering ocean views and culminating at the Cape Farrelo Viewpoint.
  • The trail starts at the main parking lot, heads northwest and then north, with the option to extend the hike further to the Rock House Viewpoint (not included in the initial 1.1-mile trail).
  • Leashed dogs are permitted on the trail, provided hikers clean up after them.
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Distance
1.1 mi
Difficulty
Moderate
Type
Out-and-Back
Est. Time
33 min
Elev. Gain
339'
Rating
0.0
Added
August 12, 2019
Updated
September 18, 2019

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Total Change
309'
Ascent
339'
Descent
344'
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Features

Vista / Lookout Point
Dogs
Biking

Points of interest

  1. Parking

    42.10076, -124.34399
  2. Main Trailhead

    42.100708, -124.34416

Safety information

For your own safety: plan ahead, let someone know where you'll be, and hike at your own risk.

Hazards

Snakes (Rattlesnakes, Copperheads, others)
Poison Ivy or Poison Oak

Availability

All seasons

Surface type

Dirt

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