Gold Beach does have a port but most of our boating traffic is river traffic, not ocean. Those of us that live here typically fly out of Crescent City, CA, or North Bend, or Medford, or Portland. In the summer months there are other secondary or lesser roads that connect Gold Beach to the Willamette Valley. If you are located to the east of Gold Beach (Ashland, Medford, Grants Pass) travel here via scenic Highway 199 (Grants Pass, Cave Junction, Brookings). We suggest that travelers from the north (Eugene, Salem, Portland) come over from the valley using Highway 38 (Drain, Elkton, Reedsport). If you are to the south (San Francisco, Sacramento, etc) we suggest that you come up Highway 101. You are instead routed to either the north or the south of Gold Beach, and then you get to drive along the beautiful coast to Gold Beach. What ‘no east-west connection’ means is that you cannot drive directly from the Willamette & Rogue Valleys to Gold Beach. Some locals worry about not having one…and others are glad that we don’t. Gold Beach locals refer to ‘no east-west connection’. When in question about the roads dial 511. The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) keeps (dial) 511 updated. Traveling to Gold Beach is almost always a wonderful experience with sights, sounds, smells, and diversions for all travelers. Traveling to somewhere ranges from being a chore to a wonderful experience. The Trip To Gold Beach is a Wonderful Part of your Visit:
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