Humbug Mountain State Park
A forested peak rising straight from the sea. A switchback trail climbs through old growth to the summit, with views over the Highway 101 coastline.
Humbug Mountain, about 531 m high, is one of the few peaks on the Oregon coast that rises directly from the sea. Its slopes are covered in ancient Douglas fir and California laurel. The summit trail is about 9 km round trip with roughly 500 m of climbing, taking 3–4 hours. The forest is quiet, and from the top you can look out toward the coastline near Cape Blanco. At the base are a campground and a small beach. It lies about 10 km south of Port Orford, where Highway 101 curves around the foot of the mountain.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Battle Rock Park & Port Orford
- Prehistoric Gardens
- Cape Blanco Lighthouse
- Rogue River Jet Boat Trips
- West Coast Game Park Safari
- Face Rock State Scenic Viewpoint
- Coquille Point
- Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge