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Nestled along the scenic coast of Oregon, Port Orford is a charming town with a history deeply rooted in the timber industry. Among its notable landmarks is the Port Orford Jail, constructed in 1939 during a time when the timber boom was transforming local communities. This jail served as a crucial local facility for over two decades but was ultimately condemned in 1965. In this blog post, we will delve into the intriguing history of the Port Orford Jail, discuss its role dur

Devil's Churn offers a unique blend of beauty and adventure. The rugged coastline, crashing waves, and breathtaking views make it a must-see for any nature lover.

Cape Blanco State Park is off Route 101 north of Port Orford, Oregon. It is the southernmost of Oregon’s lighthouses and is the westernmost point in Oregon.

There are over 200 shipwrecks along the Southern Oregon Coast. The Sujameco is located at the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Once you get here, head toward Horsfell Beach. Once you get to the beach, take a walk to the observation platform, and if you look down and slightly to the left, you will see the old shipwreck. I would recommend coming here during low tide.

Cape Meares Lighthouse was built to address the growing need for navigational aids along the treacherous waters of the Pacific Ocean. The lighthouse was commissioned after numerous shipwrecks in the area, prompting the U.S. Lighthouse Board to take action. Constructed from local materials, the lighthouse was designed to withstand the harsh coastal weather while providing a reliable light source for passing vessels.