Oregon hwy. 26

Major route to the coast. I don't think you will have any surprises. Keep an eye out for Camp 18 Restaurant and Museum. Real interesting stop even if you don't eat.

X2, the breakfast is a lumber jacks dream:)

Great road and RV friendly. You have 1 little climb over a hill about 2500 ft. elavation but the hill part only last for about 20 min.

Agree with Rv2go

rv2go wrote:
Major route to the coast. I don't think you will have any surprises. Keep an eye out for Camp 18 Restaurant and Museum. . Real interesting stop even if you don't eat.

x2 on camp 18.

Personally I prefer highway 6 to the coast rather than 26, much less traffic. Roads are similar. However, depends on where you want to get to on 101. far north, take 26, otherwise, I prefer 6 or 22/18 from salem.

and on highway 6 when you get to tillamook, head north a few miles and stop at the Tillamook cheese factory for a good huge ice cream cone.

Highway 26 is OK (heavily traveled) if you want to go a bit north on 101 but if you're headed south, I much prefer 22/18 from Salem.

Easy route with no issues, enjoy!

Sasquatches frequent Highway 26 near the tunnel and by the old Elderberry Inn.
September/October is great time to see colors in some of the valleys.

Major route to the coast. I don't think you will have any surprises. Keep an eye out for Camp 18 Restaurant and Museum. . Real interesting stop even if you don't eat.