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[1501 - 1699] Coxcomb Dr

Astoria, OR 97103

+1 (503) 325-2963

http://www.astoriacolumn.org

A 125-foot column which sits atop of Coxcomb Hill overlooking Astoria.

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4.5

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Joan F.

11/10/2025

It's awesome, if you're okay with cramped spaces and twisting stairs. The views are remarkable--every time I'm here, there's an eagle or two soaring nearby or in the distance. I like to walk to...

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Michele O.

8/6/2025

August 1, 2025 - Astoria, OR On our last visit to Astoria, we had hoped to climb to the top of the Astoria Column for its panoramic views of the city and the Columbia River. But it was so crowded...

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Seth A.

1/18/2025

Besides all the fun Goonies histories associated with visiting the coastal town of Astoria, Oregon, another worthwhile landmark to check out is this Astoria Column. Astoria Column is a lookout...

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Wen C.

1/26/2025

The Astoria Column is 125 feet tall, and there's no elevator, so you will be climbing all 164 steps to get to the top. The views from the top are worth it though! During December, the tower was...

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Dari P.

4/14/2025

This is a column, celebrating the early explorers who were here. There is a decorated column with the names of famous people. Lots of visitors climbed up to the top. I didn't even go inside the...

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Clatsop County Historical Society

The Clatsop County Historical Society in Astoria, Oregon is a 501 C 3 non-profit educational organization dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history of Clatsop County and the surrounding area. Operating multiple museums including the Flavel House Museum, Heritage Museum, Oregon Film Museum, and Uppertown Firefighters Museum, the society offers a diverse range of exhibits showcasing the cultural heritage and historical significance of the region. Visitors can explore exhibits such as "Blocked Out Race and Place," "The Cedar People," "Astor's People," "Immigrants," "The Bounty of Clatsop County," and "Vice Virtue," each providing unique insights into the past through artifacts, photos, and interactive displays. The society's mission is to preserve yesterday, inform today, and inspire tomorrow through engaging and informative displays that highlight the area's rich history and cultural diversity.Generated from the website