Hoquarton Interpretive Trail

HOQUARTON INTERPRETIVE TRAIL AKA HOQUARTON LANDING The Hoquarton Slough once served as a water route to the City of Tillamook, Oregon, for supply, passenger, and fishing boats entering Tillamook Bay from the Pacific Ocean.

Before Pioneer settlement, the Tillamook Indian Tribe hunted and fished in and around the slough’s rich natural environment.

The park is Located along the banks of the slough just one block north of the heart of the downtown area next to the new four-lane bridge at Front Street and Highway 101.

It began with a multi-year process that combined ideas and concepts developed by dozens of local citizens, elected officials and repr

The Hoquarton Interpretive Trail was built in a cooperative effort between the City, volunteers and a number of granting agencies.

In the early 2000’s the trail and park areas were cleared of invasive plants and restored to its natural vegetation.