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Corvallis to the Sea Trail

Corvallis to the Sea Trail

Linking the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Ocean

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c2c Trail
Corvallis to the Sea Trail

The Trail That Links the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Ocean

The Corvallis-to-the-Sea (C2C) Trail provides an opportunity to enjoy the Oregon Coast Range in a new way, whether by foot or bike. To be experienced are deep forests and open vistas; a wide variety of trees, shrubs, and flowers; signs and sounds of wildlife; and activities associated with local economies and timberland management. 

For this experience, you only need to agree to a few things:

grass and water

Leave No Trace

no tresspassing sign

Observe Closures & Restrictions

Hiker and goat.

Sign-in at One of the Trail Registers Along the Way

view of trees and mountains.

Obtain a Permit Required for the One Section of Trail Around Marys Peak 

Hiker on trail under the trees.

The C2C Trail is located within the traditional homelands of the Ampinefu or Marys River Band of Kalapuya, Wusi’n or Alsea People, and the Yaqo’n or Yaquina People. 

It’s taken decades to create this trail with our partners, sponsors, and volunteers. With your help, the trail will endure and improve for decades to come. Enjoy the trail!

Trailhead sign at side of the road.

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