The Meyers Beach North Access Trail in Gold Beach, Oregon is an easy 0.1-mile out-and-back trail that leads out to the north shore of Meyers Beach.
This tiny access trail north of the Pistol River is lightly trafficked and features access to the Pistol River to the south. The trail is open year-round and gives walkers and hikers easy access to Meyers Beach. By hiking south you can reach the mouth of the Pistol River.
Seastacks: The main attraction on this trail are the seastacks, which are tall rock formations, left standing by wave erosion. They can be found in the water and on the beach.
Pets: Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Warnings: Beware of rip currents if swimming, stay off of drift wood logs to avoid injury, and watch for sneaker waves (large waves that unexpectedly wash far into the shore).
This tiny access trail north of the Pistol River is lightly trafficked and features access to the Pistol River to the south. The trail is open year-round and gives walkers and hikers easy access to Meyers Beach. By hiking south you can reach the mouth of the Pistol River.
Seastacks: The main attraction on this trail are the seastacks, which are tall rock formations, left standing by wave erosion. They can be found in the water and on the beach.
Pets: Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Warnings: Beware of rip currents if swimming, stay off of drift wood logs to avoid injury, and watch for sneaker waves (large waves that unexpectedly wash far into the shore).
