LEADING MOUNTAIN BIKE MAGAZINE FEATURES WHISKEY RUN MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS AND THE SOUTH COAST EXPERIENCE

Our 2023 Whiskey Run Weekend campaign just keeps on giving, even a year later! We’re excited to share that Mountain Bike Action Magazine recently published an article about the 2023 Ride the Dirt Wave event at Whiskey Run Mountain Bike (MTB) Trails. For this fun-filled occasion, TSOC proudly sponsored the talented contributors, sports photographer Chris Hornbecker and media creator JJ Squires (@that_squires_guy).

The article perfectly captures the thrill of their visit, taking you through the exciting trails they tackled, delicious food they consumed, the cozy accommodations they savored, and family-friendly activities they enjoyed. They even highlight the wonderful folks they met along the way who made their trip extra special. JJ and Chris wrap it all up with a hearty recommendation for everyone to check out the area—whether a hardcore MTB enthusiast or just someone looking for a good time!

TSOC UNVEILS THREE NEW BIKE REPAIR STATIONS - A BOOST FOR BICYCLE TOURISM ON THE SOUTH COAST!

In our ongoing commitment to enhance bicycle tourism along the Southern Oregon Coast, TSOC recently introduced three new bike repair stations strategically located at the wayside along Salmon Harbor Drive in Winchester Bay, Hundred Acre Wood in Coquille, and the Coos County Logging Museum in Myrtle Point. These repair stations are free and open to the public.

With these new additions, we now have eleven installations, bringing us closer to our long-term goal of fifteen.

THREE UNIQUE & BEAUTIFUL SOUTH COAST HOTELS HIGHLIGHTED IN WANDER WITH WONDER - AN AWARD-WINNING TRAVEL MAGAZINE

Tracy Beard, freelance travel writer and senior editor of Wander With Wonder, recently explored three unique and beautiful hotels along the Southern Oregon Coast. She shared her captivating experience in a detailed and informative article. Her stays included the WildSpring Guest Habitat in Port Orford, Endicott Gardens B&B in Gold Beach, and Whaleshead Beach Resort in Brookings.

TSOC is excited to have made her stay here possible, as well as memorable. After reading Tracy's article, who wouldn't be tempted to come and experience the warm hospitality of our South Coast?

CANADIAN TRAVEL MAGAZINE ACCESSIBLE JOURNEYS HIGHLIGHTS ACCESSIBLE CAMPING ADVENTURES ON THE SOUTH COAST

While exploring accessible camping adventures in Oregon, the Canadian-based accessible travel magazine, Accessible Journeys, traveled to the South Coast and keyed in on Eel Lake in William M. Tugman State Park. The article showcases opportunities for accessible fishing and kayaking on the lake from the accessible kayak launch installed through the efforts of TSOC. It also recommends nearby Shore Acres State Park and the scenic Simpson Reef Overlook as places for accessible views.

TSOC's efforts to make the South Coast more accessible are being recognized internationally. Read the full story starting on page 54 of the July issue.

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PHOTO CREDITS: Whiskey Run Trail Map by Chris McNally, Bike Repair Stations by Barb Dunham, Endicott Gardens Cabin Courtesy of Endicott Gardens, WildSpring Guest Habitat Cabin Courtesy of WildSpring Guest Habitat