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The Heceta Lighthouse B&B, in the Lightkeeper’s Home, is perched on a cliff, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the beach below. There are pathways that lead to both the beach and the lighthouse, great for an evening stroll. There are six rooms, all beautifully appointed, and in the morning, you can indulge in a delightful seven-course breakfast—a perfect way to begin your day exploring the stunning Oregon coastline.

A lovely little beach with a great view, crashing waves, and a creek emptying into the ocean. You can hike up to the lighthouse from this spot. There are also restrooms.

A gorgeous, magical trail leading to a beautiful beach - what is not to love? Part of the Oregon Coastal Trail; it's possible to create a longer hiking loop with the beach and Valley Trail through Carl G Washburne State Park.

The Friends of Mount Pisgah Arboretum was founded in 1973 when it began building trails, building bridges, removing invasive species and publishing newsletters. Wildflower and mushroom shows first took place in 1981; hiring began in the early 1980s. The Arboretum's original mission was to have international plantings, but most of the early international donations were moved from the site. This has changed to preserve the Pacific Northwest's plant communities, provide environmental education programs, and enable public enjoyment of their site. The arboretum includes 7 miles (11 km) of river trails with 23 bridges, riparian meadows, evergreen forests, a rare section of preserved oak savannah, hillside Douglas fir and incense cedar forests, a water garden, wildflower meadows, a wooded picnic area and restrooms. The White Oak Pavilion replaced the deteriorating Quonset hut in 2005.

This area was formerly known as Devil's Elbow State Park before the park was expanded to include the lighthouse. The park really packs in the highlights in a small area. You can hike to the lighthouse and do a free tour, the former keeper's house is now a B&B, the Cave Creek Bridge provides a nice backdrop to the beach and rocks in front of you.

This area was formerly known as Devil's Elbow State Park before the park was expanded to include the lighthouse. The park really packs in the highlights in a small area. You can hike to the lighthouse and do a free tour, the former keeper's house is now a B&B, the Cave Creek Bridge provides a nice backdrop to the beach and rocks in front of you.

The views are amazing if you take the trail to go a little higher and pass the actual light house.

Heceta Head Light is a lighthouse on the Oregon Coast. It is located at the Heceta Head Lighthouse State Scenic Viewpoint, a state park, halfway up a 205-foot (62 m) land drive. Built in 1894, the 55-foot (17 m) lighthouse shines a beam visible for 21 nautical miles (39 kilometers; 24 mi), making it the most powerful light on the Oregon Coast.