They spun us and got the kids pretty wet. Now on the other hand I have taken Jerry's with my son's 6th grade class. Very nice and scenic but might be too tame for your adventure seekers. I have taken the Mailboats for a mothers day ride in their covered boat. Is 101 between Coos Bay and Reedsport a must see? Is there a significant driving time difference between the two routes from Grant's Pass to the coast? And we want to spend at least one day in the Newport/Yachats section of the coast. Should we take I-5 to Hwy 42 and then west to Coos Bay or should we take I-5 up to Hwy 38 and west to Reedsport? I don't want to miss anything spectacular on the south coast but I also have to keep in mind that at that point, we will have only five days left on our trip and need to be in Portland within 3 days of leaving Grant's Pass. We have adrenaline junkie teenage boys who don't tolerate more than about four hours in a car without stopping for something to make their hearts race. We definitely want to stay along the coast, not inland, so Crater Lake is out for this trip. From Grant's Pass, where we will be for a jet boat trip, we need help with planning the route north. We're traveling up the northern California (from Humboldt Redwoods park) and Oregon coasts to Portland.

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