Oregon Coast Real Estate Knowledge Center: Coast Aerial Tours featuring Aerial Image Tours of the Central Oregon Coast Real Estate Market.
South Aerial Guide Overview - Tour One
The City of Newport - Yaquina Bay to the City of Toledo
As one of Oregon’s largest bays, the Yaquina Bay Estuary is a vital natural resource to the citizens of the Central Oregon Coast for its commercial business value and its enormous recreational uses including fishing, clamming, crabbing, boating and wildlife viewing opportunities. The Estuary supports a thriving ecosystem of different plants and animals living in various salinity levels from the fresh water of the Yaquina River intermixing with the ocean waters of the Pacific Ocean. One of Lincoln County’s most scenic drives is set along the Yaquina Bay Road and runs thirteen miles from the Historic Newport Bayfront to the City of Toledo Oregon. The road runs along the northern edge of the Yaquina River as it works its way inland to the City of Toledo and offers many sightseeing viewpoints on the way. The scenic drive is a great location for observing local wildlife including Blue Herons, White Egrets and Bald Eagles that feed either on the shore banks or in the river. The drive features historical markers identifying several communities that thrived during the height of the railroad era of the 1800’s including Yaquina City, the ending point for the railroad line from Corvallis and the Town Site of Oysterville where oyster beds once thrived.
Photo looking east over the broad expanse of the waters of Yaquina Bay Estuary System, one of the largest bays located in Oregon and a vital natural resource to the citizens of the Central Oregon Coast for its commercial business value and its enormous recreational uses including fishing, clamming, crabbing, boating and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Photo looking west over the Yaquina Bay Estuary where the waters of the Yaquina River flow into the Yaquina Bay and combine with the ocean waters from the mouth of Yaquina Bay creating a diverse marine and estuarine ecosystem supporting a vibrant mix of different plants and animals.
Photo of the Yaquina Bay Road as its enters the City of Toledo, a scenic stretch of the Lincoln County Roadway System starting at the Historic Newport Bayfront and running east along the Yaquina River for thirteen miles ending at the city limits of Toledo and offering the traveler with incredible viewpoints of the river and the local area wildlife.
Photo overlooking the City of Toledo, a coastal community located seven miles inland along the waters of the Yaquina River and known for its wonderful small town charm featuring antique shops, local art galleries and specialty handcrafts, and many outdoor activities centered around fishing and boating on the river.


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