All of the Oregon coast’s nine surviving, federally funded lighthouse stations have been added to the National Register of Historic Places, and with some exceptions, visitors are welcomed. (Call ...

It was used from 1881 to 1957. It was also used to store the cremated remains of people who died. It’s privately owned and not open to the public. View from the Oregon Coast Trail on Tillamook Head.

Perched on top of Heceta Head is the iconic Heceta Head Lighthouse, one of the most photogenic Oregon lighthouses on the coast. The tower itself is 56-feet in height and can be seen for 21 miles ...

Eleven lighthouses are sprinkled along the Oregon coast to help ships navigate its rough-and-tumble shoreline, with nine on the National Register of Historic Places. Each brims with romantic tales of ...

Eleven lighthouses are currently standing on the Oregon Coast, but you're only allowed to walk inside of seven, climb to the top of five and walk around the lens room of two. The experience of ...

But the 12 remaining lighthouses are one of the state’s most popular tourist attractions. The six Oregon state parks that offer access to a lighthouse saw more than 4.6 million visitors in 2017.

Lighthouses on the coast are a special attraction, with each one offering a different and unique experience. The Umpqua River Lighthouse, just south of Reedsport, is open for tours seven days a week.

Of the nine original lighthouses on the Oregon coast, seven are open to the public and most are still active working lighthouses. The lighthouses are, starting from the north, Tillamook Rock, a ...

Cape Arago, south of Charleston, is the only one of the central Oregon Coast lighthouses not open to the public. It belongs to the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Siuslaw and Lower Umpqua Indians ...

There are plenty of Oregon Coast information sources on the Internet. Here are some to check when planning a visit: Aquarium: ...