face rock state scenic viewpoint

When here in March.What an amazing view one of the stairs going down to the beach was closed but there was another one just around the corner the view was spectacular well worth a visit

Beautiful ocean view and fun to get at just the right angle for the Face Rock. Part of the Bandon Loop Drive West of Highway 101.

Lots of rocks and sea stacks off the shore at Bandon. The old part of town is difficult to navigate, and the viewpoints are not that great. The drive down the remainder of the coast to the California border is spectacular!

I actually live next to this area. The legend of the Face Rock is famous, as the natives lived along the Coquille river, but came to the Ocean in Bandon to have ceremonies. Bandon, especially Face Rock is a spiritual place

The view is worth the stop. A trip to Bandon's beaches are a great weekend stop or stopover on hwy 101.

This location has a large parking lot, a nice short walking path that parallels the beach, nice restrooms (flushing toilets!) and easy access to a path/stairs down to the beach. It's the perfect place to have stunning views of the Oregon coast from either atop a cliff or right on the sand.

Face Rock State Park BandonUnless you are closely watching as you drive along Hwy 101 there is a good chance you will drive right pass the turn off to Face Rock State Park. Even then it will take some exploring to finally make your way to the entrance to this small state park. Once there you will find a small parking lot, some windblown trees, a couple of picnic tables, and a wooden fence outlining the western borders of the park. For the most part the little park is not that remarkable except for its location. On the other side of the wooden fence sits, what I consider one of the top ten vistas of the Oregon Coast. Nature has spent millions of years carving an amazing landscape of rocks, waves and beaches which might inspire anyone carrying a camera to suddenly think themselves Ansel Adams. I really recommend a stopping here anytime, where you can experience the gray fog of a winter morning to a red hued summer sunset the short drive off 101 seldom disappoints.

Couldn't believe the rock with the face on it. Also, four people with rakes drawing a "maze" in the sand. Breath taking views and so very peaceful.

Even if you don't go for a walk on the beach, a great view stop. All the rest areas arm worth stopping for.

This is a "drive to" Viewpoint with beach access via a path and steep stair. Excellent views of Face Rock and other offshore formations.

Nice beach to take a stroll around. Amazing views of different rocks in the beach. Opportunities to view wild life as well.

The Oregon coast definitely has its own personality, and this Face Rock says it all. :)If you are in the area, check out the unassuming Old Town Marketplace (Olde Towne Seafood & Market) for local grassfed beef, lamb, and pork, not to mention incredibly fresh seafood of all sorts. We were on an extended trip and thrilled to find a source of healthy food to replenish our RV freezer.

this is a really lovely walking path with spectacular views of the beaches, facerock, and the glorious sunsets! you can get down to the beach as well, but definitely take the time to walk along the viewpoint paths for the sweeping panoramas!

Being from the gorgeous state of California I guess I felt a little spoiled until I walked down this amazing beach. The grandeur of the rugged rocks jutting out of water is simply breathtaking!

Come here at sunset to enjoy a spectacular view of the beautiful Oregon coast. It is a great photo opportunity if you like big rocks in the ocean with breakers crashing into them. Simply gorgeous.