Find balance in your life on a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) as you stroke your way through our lake, rivers, streams, estuaries and ocean.
With its calm waters and shelter from coastal winds, Devils Lake provides some of the best paddleboarding experiences in Lincoln City. Launch from Hostetler Park, dip your paddle in and breathe in the scenery, wildlife and the Pacific Northwest serenity.
The adventure of Siletz Bay beckons; with calm waters protected by a large sandbar, paddle your way by the Four Brothers rocks in the Bay or take in the natural coastal beauty and variety of wildlife along the beach. Launch from anywhere along the beach and enjoy the journey.
Accessible from Siletz Bay, Schooner Creek is an easygoing, in-and-out paddleboard adventure—launch from the bay and paddle your way upstream.
Three miles north of Lincoln City rests the gorgeous waterway maze of the Salmon River Estuary. Head west from Highway 101 on to Three Rocks Road until you arrive at Knight Park. Launch into the Salmon River, either north into the Estuary or south to the river’s mouth and the Pacific. Downstream lays a stretch of secluded beach, accessible only by boat.
Don’t know how to SUP? Safari Town Surf Shop offers both private and group lessons.
Looking to paddle but missing the board? There are plenty of spots in Lincoln City to rent one for your next adventure.
ZuhG Life Surf Shop, 541-418-2196, 3219 SW Hwy 101
Get into the Water Surfing the swells, gliding along the wet surface, paddling through ripples and rapids and swimming in various aquatic conditions, Lincoln City is surrounded by water, and it’s the perfect place for surfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, canoeing, and swimming.
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Top 9 Things to do at Devils Lake The calm, sheltered waters of Devils Lake are ideal for a relaxing escape. Pack up your kayak or a picnic basket, and get ready for a perfect day on the water.
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Kayaking With our ocean, bay, lake, rivers, estuaries and streams, Lincoln City is a paddle-sport enthusiast’s paradise.
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