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Cape Perpetua Scenic Are - The Hiking Trails of Cape Perpetua

The Cape Perpetua Visitor Center provides a valuable resource center for exploring the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area and its associated 26 miles of hiking trails interconnecting as one hiking trail system. The Visitor Center features interpretive displays covering both the wilderness and the natural history aspects of the park. The Center serves as a central hub connecting to the individual trails heading out to the old growth forests and flowing creek beds found within the park’s 2,700 acres. Also, the Center connects to the other trails traversing westward out to the rocky shorelines fronting the park. On the ocean side of the park, the trail system leads to several Points of Interest including the Devil’s Churn, the Cape Cove and Good Fortune Cove Beach Areas, the Tide Pools of Cape Perpetua and Cook’s Chasm. The Devil’s Churn is a crack found in the volcanic rocks worn away over time by the constant onslaught of the ocean. During turbulent tidal conditions, the wave action around the Devil’s Churn is awesome with waves being thrown against the rocks and ocean spray being hurled upwards in the air. At the south end of the park is Cook’s Chasm, another crevice formed into the basalt headland. Along the shoreline of the Cook’s Chasm Area are an undersea cavern and a spouting horn. The geyser-like display of water shooting high in the air is a popular attraction during stormy conditions. The Cook’s Chasm Turnout is located near the Cook’s Chasm Bridge recently redone in 2003 and offers view points of the Spouting Horn and the newly constructed bridge. Highway 101 continues southward past Captain Cook Point and then crosses over the Lincoln/Lane County line.


Photo of the volcanic rock formations contained within the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area, part of the protected Tide Pools of Cape Perpetua harboring one of the best marine gardens available for exploring on the Oregon Coast abundantly filled with intertidal wildlife including anemones, sea stars, mussels, barnacles, urchins and other marine animals.
Photo of the southern end of the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area featuring several fascinating Points of Interest including the Tide Pools of Cape Perpetua, the Cook’s Chasm Area, the Highway 101 Bridge at Cook’s Chasm, and the pathway making up the Captain Cook Trail leading westward from the Cape Perpetua Visitor Center out to the rocky shorelines and then onto the Cook’s Chasm Area for enjoying the Spouting Horn Blowhole when in action.
Photo of the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway as it winds its way from the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area southward over the Cook’s Chasm Bridge together with Captain Cook Point, the headland area where the county border line changes from Lincoln County to Lane County, and the highway continues south towards the Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint.


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