Nina Ragusa

Cape Blanco sits at Oregon’s most western point and is arguably one of the most remote state parks on the coast. It’s not right off Highway 101 and does require …

Heceta Head Lighthouse is one of the most striking landmarks along the Oregon Coast, it’s impossible to miss! It’s perfectly viewable straight off of Highway 101 and its beacon shines …

Fort Stevens State Park is one of the most loved state parks in Oregon, and for good reason, it seems to have it all. People often describe it as the …

Cape Kiwanda is the smallest cape on the Three Capes Scenic Route, but it is just as beautiful, sitting within the Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area. The Cape has some …

There aren’t too many places that can brag about being one of the state’s best surf spots and beaches, while also offering some of the coolest hikes with jaw-dropping views! …

Cape Meares, like most of the Oregon Coast, is simply stunning. It is the home to some of the last native Oregon old-growth coastal forest, and this alone should be …

Only about two hours from Portland, the popular beachside town of Lincoln City is great for beach bums and adventure lovers alike! A ‘godly” hike, tide pools teeming with marine …

Thor’s Well is one of Oregon’s most incredible, unique, and popular attractions. This “well” in the rocks set along the Pacific is a must-visit if you’re cruising down the Oregon …

  If there’s one thing Oregon is known for, it’s for its stunning and rugged coastline! Jagged volcanic cliffs, insane tides crashing on the shore, sea caves to explore, sweet …

Cozying up in a yurt, snoozing to the sounds of nature in your treehouse, or even catching some z’s in a chicken coop, there are some seriously cool places to …