Northern Oregon Coast Wilson River at Smith Homestead A scenic stretch of the Wilson River with fishing, swimming, and picnicking opportunities. Wilson River at Keenig Creek Secluded swimming holes with swimming, jumping …
A picturesque waterfall hidden by dense forest near Astoria Warm and calm water during the summer months make this place excellent for a refreshing dip Located a few miles south of the …
G. Weiss A picturesque combination of wetland, forest, and grassland, Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area is a great location to enjoy sights of the wildlife in its natural habitat. It is 1040 …
Located 10 miles west of Astoria, Fort Stevens was built in 1864 and remained an active military reservation until 1947. Fort Stevens guarded the mouth of the Columbia River during the period …
A landmark of the North Oregon Coast, the ghost-like Peter Iredale Shipwreck ran ashore on Clatsop Spit, south of the Columbia River channel on October 25, 1906. Located within Fort Stevens State …
Privately owned since 1932, the wildlife preserve Sea Lion Caves is a part of the Cape Perpetua Marine Reserve. Made from Basalt Rock, the grotto has the height of a 12-story building (125-foot) …
Author: Vera Leitner During millions of years, pounding waves steadily crashed on rocks, forming and then widening fractures, and, finally, creating a cave. When the top of the cave collapsed, Cook’s Chasm …
Author: Vera Leitner The most distinctive destination near Yachats is the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area. Located in the Siuslaw National Forest, Cape Perpetua is 2,700 acres of old growth forests that extend along the Pacific …
Nestled between the Cascade Range and the Pacific Ocean, Yachats is a little coastal community in Lincoln County. The town offers miles of enchanting beaches and adjusted to the rocky coastline old-growth …
Water of the Alsea River heats up quickly to comfort level for swimming The river attracts swimmers, boaters, and crayfish lovers The Alsea River originates from the confluence of the North Fork …
