Astoria Column
The Astoria Column has served for over 80 years as a beacon on the Pacific Northwest Coast. It sits in a wooded area 600 feet above sea level on Coxcomb Hill, Astoria, Oregon’s highest point. Murals spiral around the 110 foot tall monument depict the history of the area through the arrival of the railroad. This is a local favorite site for picnics, watching sunsets, and is a prime viewing area for Independence Day fireworks.
Annual parking pass required but the park is free and accessible by foot trails as well. No reservations required.
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Heritage Museum, Exchange Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 0.61 Away
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Columbia River Maritime Museum, Marine Drive, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 0.66 Away
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Peter Pan Market & Deli, Niagara Avenue, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 0.87 Away
Drina Daisy Bosnian Restaurant, Commercial Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 0.93 Away
Flavel House Museum, Exchange Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 0.97 Away
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Oregon Film Museum, Duane Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 0.99 Away
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Astoria Riverwalk Inn, Industry Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 1.89 Away
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