Pacific Coast Scenic Byway - Oregon
Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, OR
Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge includes 1,853 rocks, reefs and islands and two headland areas and spans 320 miles of the Oregon coast. Thirteen species of seabirds nest on this refuge, including common murres, tufted puffins, Leach's and fork-tailed storm-petrels, rhinoceros auklets, Brandt's, pelagic and double-crested cormorants, and pigeon guillemots. Harbor seals, California sea lions, Steller sea lions and Northern elephant seals use refuge lands for breeding and haulout areas.
Photo Credits
- Public domain. Photo submitted by Mary Beth Seibert
Quick Facts
- Hours of Operation:
- Coquille Point (mainland unit) is open to the public. Offshore rocks, reefs, and islands are closed to the public but can be seen from viewing decks.
- Location:
Located along the Oregon coast, stretching from Chinook almost to Brookings.
- N 44.183° W 124.121° [?]
Local Information
- Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge:
- Visit this website for detailed information about Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge.
