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Restaurants & cafés
The Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge An oceanfront room in Tolovana with a direct line of sight to Haystack Rock and a Pacific Northwest menu built around local crab, oysters, and salmon. It's the spot when you want the view to be part of the meal.
Ecola Seafood Restaurant & Market A family-run fish market and counter-service spot downtown where you order fried baskets and chowder at the case and pick fresh fillets to take back to the Airbnb. Casual, fast, and consistently fresh.
Trails & outdoors
Clatsop Loop Trail from Indian Beach A roughly 3-mile loop out of Indian Beach in Ecola State Park that climbs a gravel service road through coastal rainforest to a viewpoint over the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, then descends a forest path back to the beach. The most rewarding short hike near town.
Tillamook Head National Recreation Trail A point-to-point section of the Oregon Coast Trail running the forested headland between Ecola and south Seaside, tracing the route a Lewis and Clark party walked in 1806. Big trees, ocean overlooks, and a hikers' camp partway along.
Things to do
Icefire Glassworks A working glassblowing studio and gallery in midtown where you can watch artists shape molten glass and buy the finished pieces in the same room. The makers are happy to talk through what they're doing, which makes it a genuine experience, not just a shop.
Jeffrey Hull Gallery A second-floor gallery in Sandpiper Square showing the coastal watercolors and oils of longtime local painter Jeffrey Hull. Quiet, spacious, and a good window into how artists see this stretch of coast.
Landmarks & sights
Haystack Rock The 235-foot sea stack that defines the town, sitting right on the beach a short walk from downtown. The base is a protected marine garden, so at low tide the tide pools fill with sea stars and anemones and, in summer, tufted puffins nest on the rock.
Ecola State Park A headland park wrapping Tillamook Head just north of town, with a winding forest road that opens to clifftop viewpoints over the coastline and the offshore Tillamook Rock Lighthouse. This is where the postcard shot of Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock from above comes from.