쿠스 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

There is an American Indian legend about this place. Some say they hear the voice of a maiden in the wind, and when standing on the cliff overlooking the ocean, one can easily pick out the face on Face Rock. There is a well-maintained path to the beach and several rocky tidal areas to explore at low tide.

The main activity is off-highway riding on the dunes. The Horsfall Beach Day Use OHV Staging Area is located here, providing access to off-highway adventures in the Bull Run dunes and beyond. Trails and open riding areas are located north of the campground. Enjoy incredible views of the Pacific Ocean from the campground's accessible beach platform.

It is a beautiful beach for a nice hike

In Oregon, the South Fork Coquille River unveils two sets of emerald pools, its water shifting in hue with the river's speed. Perfect for a refreshing dip, it offers beautiful, shaded spots for various activities.

In the serene beauty of Bandon, Oregon, Face Rock State Park welcomes with its offshore rock, bearing the visage of a human face. A sanctuary for bird enthusiasts, the park hosts 300 bird species and echoes Native American tales.

In the serene beauty of Bandon, Oregon, Face Rock State Park welcomes with its offshore rock, bearing the visage of a human face. A sanctuary for bird enthusiasts, the park hosts 300 bird species and echoes Native American tales.

The trail departs from Forest Road 33, leading to Elk Creek Falls' scenic viewpoint with a picnic site. Midway, it intersects with Big Tree Trail #1150, guiding through old and young trees to the Big Tree Observation Site, boasting colossal conifer specimens, including the world's largest Port-Orford cedar tree. Exceptional photo opportunities await.

Cape Arago State Park, a coastal sanctuary, invites you to pause and savor nature's grandeur. Perched atop the headland, witness the breathtaking panorama—Coquille Point to the south, Simpson Reef to the north—accompanied by the symphony of seals and sea lions below. Embrace the Pacific's vast expanse, perfect for whale-watching from thoughtfully placed picnic tables.