Follow the signs to Indian Beach, where the parking lot overlooks a gorgeous view of shoreline. Wander through a small trail enclosed by trees, and you'll come to this picnic viewpoint above the crescent beach.

In the distance, you'll see what was once called "Goonies Rock," the slab just offshore with the hole in it, which was never actually used in the famous cult film. See more on this Oregon Coast's Goonies Rock - Movies Made a Blob Famous (Sort of) . Except it was never named Goonies Rock - it's known as Keyhole Rock. Find out how and why at the link.