Trask River Fishing Lodge is a brand new Riverfront modern luxury custom home completed in spring ‘22 on 13.03 acres. The state has 1300 ft of accessible river frontage. It is located only 5 minutes from Tillamook and 15 minutes from the beach. The property is a paradise for the wildlife and fishing lover. Enjoy beautiful sunsets, direct river access, multiple trails, evening bonfires and world class fishing. A perfect place to gather with family and friends or a romantic getaway!

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Places to visit: Trask River Hatchery: 1.9 miles from the property up on chance rd. The hatchery is used for adult collection, incubation, and rearing of fall and spring Chinook, Coho, wild winter steelhead and hatchery winter steelhead .Trask River Hatchery has outdoor interpretive signing. Adult salmon viewing is excellent during the fall in the waters below the hatchery and in Gold Creek. Tillamook Airplane museum (only 2 minutes from the property). Tillamook cheese factory: Most visited place on the Oregon Coast. Great ice cream! Pioneers museum in downtown Tillamook. Cape Meares light house. Parks: The three capes route: Running from Tillamook to Pacific City, the Three Capes Scenic Route is one of the most stunning drives on the Oregon Coast. Cape Lookout along with Cape Meares and Cape Kiwanda. The drive offers some of the most breathtaking views. You will be able to see whale watching from January to March. Munson Creek Falls: Just south of Tillamook on Highway 1. It tumbles 319' over several tiers, making it the tallest waterfall in the Coast Range. A short trail winds along Munson Creek through an old-growth forest to a viewpoint of the waterfall. The ¼ mile trail is accessible for all ages and every level of hiking enthusiast. Whale Watching: There are two excellent areas in Tillamook County to view whales without getting in the water yourself. Cape Lookout State Park (a 2.5 mile hike to the tip of the lookout) and Cape Meares. Crabbing: Crabbing in great at Netarts bay, you can even rent a small boat there if you do not have one. Clamming: Clamming is also a great activity in Netarts and Tillamook bays. Mushroom lovers: If you are into mushroom hunting you will find many locations close by. Late summer and early fall, Chanterelles and lobster mushrooms are plentiful in this area. The best months are September, October and November.