Oregon Coast Offline Guide is a travel app developed by I Heart Travel. Available for $2.99, it was updated to v1.00 on December 13, 2023, and currently holds a 5 out of 5 rating based on 19 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 47 MB of free space and runs Android 10.4+ or iOS 11.4+.
Discover Oregon's Best Spots
Description
Excited to take the Oregon Coast Highway from Brookings, OR to Astoria, OR (or vice versa) but nervous you won’t have cell coverage for most of the trip? Well, we’ve got you covered!
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★☆☆☆ Was fine but not impressedI would not recommend this app. I wish I’d paid more for an audio tour. It wasn’t very informative. I did like the photo and short descriptions, but I had to stay on top of them. It was not automated to notify me if I was close to a designated location. It’s very minimal.
★★★★★ A traveler’s best friendMy favorite drive up from California is to the Oregon coast. This app has made my trips so much easier. I have found many spots I never knew existed and am finding more new areas every trip. Definitely the best app for Oregon!
★★★★★ Great for Road Tripping!I love this Oregon Coast drive so much and this app makes it even better so you don't miss anything worth seeing. When you go, make sure to stop at Something Awesome in Brandon, OR and pick up a unique wooden masterpiece.
★★★★★ No Internet, No Problem!The Oregon Coast app is a great tool that will aid you in showcasing the areas numerous tourist spots. Do you like lighthouses? The app has several listed. Interestingly, it even features the Goonies County Jail. Why? Much of the iconic film “The Goonies” was shot in Astoria, Oregon! Some other locales to explore within the app include Seaside, Hammond, and Tillamook.
Plus, you have the convenience of downloading information on all 106 sites to your phone, ensuring you’re covered because an in
★★★★★ Helps you to pick the best spots!The entire Oregon Coast is breathtaking but I only had a week to explore, so this app helped me to find the best highlights. Without it, I would not have chosen Neskowin Ghost Forest and Twin Rocks—easily two of the most eerily gorgeous stops. I downloaded the map—came in handy when I lost cell signal in some areas.
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