Did you know that the shortest river in the world is right here in Oregon? Located in Lincoln City, the D River is almost as concise as its name. This 120-foot river is the shortest in the world, and it pours onto an enchantingly beautiful, easily accessible beach. Check it out:
D River is a record-breaking river that feeds into the ocean at the edge of Lincoln City.
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This short yet picturesque river begins at Devil’s Lake and pours into the ocean at Wecoma Beach.
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The river is only 120 feet long, though its exact length varies depending on the tide.
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The river is encompassed by the D River State Recreation Site, which is a perfect place for whale watching, picnicking, fishing, surfing, building sand castles, or just relaxing on a sunny day.
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It’s also an amazing place to fly kites. In fact, numerous incredible kite festivals happen here throughout the year.
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This unique, little known river in Oregon is both a record-breaking natural wonder and a feature of one of the Beaver State’s loveliest beaches.
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Have you ever been to the D River State Recreation Site? Let us know what you thought in the comments.
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Find out about more gorgeous beaches in Oregon here.
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