1. Rocky Creek Loop Trail: This is a 2-mile moderate trail that offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and rocky cliffs, with opportunities to spot whales during migration season.

2. Otter Crest State Scenic Viewpoint Trail: A short but steep half mile hike offering panoramic ocean views from atop Cape Foulweather's rugged cliffside.

3. Devil's Punchbowl Hiking Trails: These trails range in length up to three miles round trip, leading hikers through dense forested areas before opening out onto breathtaking coastal vistas overlooking the unique geological formation known as Devil's Punchbowl.

4. Beverly Beach Overlook Trail: An easy one-mile loop featuring beautiful wildflowers and providing an excellent vantage point for whale watching or simply enjoying sweeping beachfront scenery.

5. Agate Beach Dunes Pathway : It is a flat sandy path stretching about two miles along Oregon coast line which provides access to tide pools teeming with marine life at low tides.

6 . Yaquina Head Lighthouse Walkway - Although not technically within park boundaries this paved walk leads you right up close to historic lighthouse on nearby headland; it also includes interpretive signs detailing area history & wildlife sightings are common here too especially seabirds like puffins & cormorants .

7 . South Jetty Road - This gravel road winds its way down towards mouth of Newport Harbor where there are several pullouts perfect for picnicking while taking in expansive bay view .

8 . Quarry Cove Tide Pool Exploration Area- Accessible via wooden boardwalk ,this protected enclave allows visitors chance explore rich intertidal zone without damaging delicate ecosystem ; be sure bring your rubber boots though because things can get slippery!

9 . Salal Hill Summit Track- For those seeking more challenging trek,this strenuous uphill climb rewards effort spectacular panorama entire coastline below plus occasional glimpse migrating gray whales if timing right (usually late winter/early spring).

10 . Rocky Creek State Park Campground Loop - This easy, half-mile loop is perfect for campers or day visitors looking to stretch their legs and enjoy the park's lush coastal forest.

Rocky Creek State Park is located in Oregon and can be easily accessed by following these directions:

1. Start your journey on the nearest major highway or road that leads to Highway 101.
2. Once you are on Highway 101, head north if coming from southern Oregon or south if coming from northern Oregon.
3. Continue driving along Highway 101 until you reach Depoe Bay, a small coastal town known for its picturesque harbor and whale-watching opportunities.
4. In Depoe Bay, look out for signs indicating Rocky Creek State Park's entrance which will be off of the main highway.
5. Turn onto the designated road leading into Rocky Creek State Park.

Note: It is recommended to use GPS navigation systems or online maps for precise directions based on your starting location as well as any potential detours due to construction work or other factors affecting traffic conditions.

Once inside Rocky Creek State Park:
- Follow any additional signage within the park directing visitors towards parking areas, picnic spots, hiking trails, camping grounds (if available), restrooms facilities etc., depending upon what amenities you wish to access at this state park.

Enjoy exploring all that beautiful Rocky Creek State Park has to offer!