There are 11 lighthouses along the Oregon coast, some public and others private, that make great landmarks on a trip down scenic Highway 101. Skip to Article. Set weather.

Heceta Head Lighthouse is one of the most striking landmarks along the Oregon Coast, it’s impossible to miss! It’s perfectly ...

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 ...

Oregon's newest lighthouse, Pelican Bay was first lit in 1999, becoming the second private lighthouse in Oregon to be officially commissioned by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Along the coast, Oregon’s lighthouses can provide exciting history lessons that are worth exploring. As the seasons change, surf and sand often seem to merge into a golden, sun-burnished moment ...

The coast of Oregon: Dramatic rock formations, jagged cliffs, pounding surf and diverse wildlife. And dotting the 200-mile stretch of shore are lighthouses giving visitors a glimpse into another era.

Watch Road Trippin' Thursdays #LiveOnKVAL CBS 13. COOS COUNTY, Ore. — Kids are out of school, it’s getting warmer, and we've all been stuck inside. As things start to re-open, you may be ...

In a nutshell: Hike along the beach for sweeping views of Oregon’s Central Coast. Visit two lighthouses, two of the coast’s most iconic bridges and one of the most popular coastal cities, Newport.

The Pacific Coast in Oregon is known for its wild shoreline, gravity-defying cliffs, and quirky coastal towns. A meandering road trip on Highway 101 is the best way to discover its charms. In fact, ...

In times long past, the lighthouses of the Oregon Coast served as essential beacons, guiding mariners along a coastline often battered by storm waves and shrouded in fog. Nine of those lighthouses ...

Oregon’s surviving coastal lighthouses are visible, accessible links to the past and now stand as monuments to Oregon’s maritime heritage. Only nine lighthouses remain on the coast of Oregon ...