Tillamook Cheese Factory

Here's what Trippy members say about Tillamook Cheese Factory:

" Tillamook Creamery tour is awesome."  See More

"There is also a steam paddler boat ride on the river Oregon Coast - Tillamook Cheese Factory- fun side trip, free, quick visit - Haystack Rock - If you are in the area during low tide, definitely see this - Tidal Raves restaurant at Depoe Bay: world's smallest harbor + the restaurant has amazing views."  See More

"There is also a steam paddler boat ride on the river Oregon Coast - Tillamook Cheese Factory - fun side trip, free, quick visit - Haystack Rock - If you are in the area during low tide, definitely see this - Tidal Raves restaurant at Depoe Bay: world's smallest harbor + the restaurant has amazing views."  See More

"That's quite the epic trip Mark! So I'm going to start with where I think you can skip. I think a lot of the tip-top of Northern California you can skip. I don't think the Nor Cal coastline really gets awesome until Fort Bragg in Mendocino County, where the coastline gets really dramatic. Stop at Glass Beach, which is really interesting and if you love beer, North Coast Brewing Company, which is one of my favorites. Continue down the coast past Point Arena and Point Arena Lighthouse and Museum and Sonoma County, which is a lot of people think for its wineries, but has great offbeat beaches as well. Sonoma County is my favorite California wine region, especially Healdsburg. From there, onto San Francisco. Between SF and L.A., the best coastal portion is between Santa Cruz and Morro Bay. I wrote a guide about traveling through that section here: >"  See More

"Just a bit south is the popular Tillamook Cheese Factory."  See More

"Oh I'm so glad you have 5 days! You'll certainly be able to fill them. I'm going to refer you to some answers that I've given to other Portland questions and then give you the clifnotes version below that lists kayaking and hiking areas that are just stunning. ."  See More