Yaquina Head Lighthouse — Storm Series 1

You Have to Climb Salal Hill to See It This Way.

Most people photograph Yaquina Head from the parking lot or the designated overlooks. This isn't that shot.

To get this angle, I hiked to the top of Salal Hill — above the lighthouse, above the standard viewpoints. From there, you see how exposed this headland really is. The waves that reach these rocks have to be 20 feet or more just to break here. Smaller swells don't register. This day they did.

What you're looking at is a storm surge event at one of the most photographed lighthouses on the Oregon Coast — seen from a vantage point almost no one takes the time to reach. The lighthouse has stood at this point since 1873. On days like this one, you understand exactly why it was built here.

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