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Driving Directions & Address
Arriving from the South:
From the bridge in Gold Beach its 6 miles on Highway 101 to the blinking light.
Turn left (Nesika Road)
Follow road about 1 mile
Turn into driveway after fire hydrant
(You can see the Hacienda from Nesika Road)
Arriving from the North:
From Highway 101 turn Right at mile marker 321 (Nesika Road)
Turn into driveway just before fire hydrant
(You can see the Hacienda from Nesika Road)
Routes to take to get here:
Highway 101: The only north-south route, and the highway you'll always end up on. All east-west routes empty onto 101 to the north and south of the region. Take your camera and lots of film--it's hard to resist the scenery between Port Orford, Gold Beach and Brookings!
Highway 199: East-west route that connects Grants Pass to the Coast, cutting through the picturesque Coastal Mountain Range. This is an unusual route, because in order to go to the beach, you have to go SOUTH! Highway 199 winds south into Northern California as it works its way west, and you end up on the Coast Highway 101 at Crescent City (which means you now have to drive NORTH!). You'll want to remember two things; 1) Drive slowly through the canyon--on the California side where they say the road is narrow and winding for the next 14 miles, they mean it! and 2) Give yourself plenty of time. You may decide to stop and check out the Oregon Caves along the way. Shortcut tip: Shave a few minutes off your driving time by taking 197 (just past Hiouchi on 199). It reaches Highway 101 about 10 miles north of Crescent City.
Highway 42: East-west route which starts at Bandon/Coos Bay, connecting to Interstate 5 at Roseburg. A winding road but well-maintained with plenty of passing lanes.
Highway 38: East-west route which starts at Reedsport and ends at the Drain exit (north of Roseburg, south of Eugene). Well-maintained, lots of passing lanes, not as winding as other routes.
