Blacklock Point News Today

For International Travelers to U.S., South Oregon Coast Provides Bold, Rugged Adventure - The wild outdoors awaits in Coos and Curry counties

In other news, cattle ranchers express concerns with the state's water quality plan; industrial hemp makes the list of Oregon's top commodities for the first time; and more.

Six rocky areas on the Oregon Coast are being considered for conservation.

Six rocky areas on the Oregon Coast are being considered for conservation.

Oregon coast travel and entertainmment news, articles and beach secrets

I chuckle to read that we the citizens of Curry County once again have the opportunity to elect George Rhodes a grandiose thinking former commissioner (2012-2015).

Magnificent Views on Oregon Coast Hidden by Time, Distance or Geography - Happening briefly only to disappear, or maybe tucked away

Blacklock Point Guided Hike a Wealth of S. Oregon Coast Information - Oregon Shores hosts a guided walk to the rocky intertidal area, March 30

Camping Returns to S. Oregon Coasts Cape Blanco State Park Published 02/24/21 at 5:26 AM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Port Orford, Oregon) – Oregon officials have announced camping is returning to one favorite spot on the southern Oregon coast: Cape Blanco State Park. The campground will reopen on March 2 after being closed last March because of COVID-19 restrictions and the subsequent revenue losses to Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD). (Photo above courtes...

Published 02/05/21 at 7:56 PM PDT By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff (Oregon Coast) – Parts of the central Oregon coast are thick with a new – yet extremely old – sight. 4,000-year-old ghost forests have popped up in numerous sections as sand levels there get scoured out by winter storms and the recent king tides. (Above: ghost forest stump at Seal Rock) These ghost forests are older and much more interesting than those that show year-round at Neskowin. Those at Neskowin are only 2,...