Port Orford - They call it Paradise, you will too!
Port Orford was founded in 1851, making it the oldest townsite on the Oregon coast, and the most westerly incorporated city in the contiguous 48 states, and sits on US 101 - the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway - at the northern gateway to America's Wild Rivers Coast.  The area offers unparalleled natural beauty, fishing, lakes and rivers, beachcombing, hiking, one of the most unique ports in the world, and much more.  Port Orford has seven art galleries, a movie house, a former U.S. Coast Guard Station that how houses the Port Orford Lifeboat Station Museum, fabulous trails at the Port Orford Heads State Park, the Cape Blanco lighthouse, the historic Hughes House - a restored 1898 Victorian home.

For more information, see: DiscoverPortOrford.com Highway to History City of Port Orford Port Orford Lifeboat Station Cape Blanco Lighthouse Historic Hughes House Port Orford Arts Council Port Orford Chamber of Commerce Port of Port Orford Now & Then

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