The One Natural Wonder In Oregon That Will Bring Out The Explorer In You
Tessa Metcalf
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Located on the coast of Lincoln County, Devil’s Punchbowl is an epic natural wonder in Oregon that will blow you away with its rugged beauty. The large, circular hole in the rocky coastline – thought to be a collapsed sea cave – allows visitors to peer down into the deep punchbowl. Glittering, swirling saltwater spits and foams inside as it funnels in from the sea through a small arched doorway. The sight of Devil’s Punchbowl is truly, positively mesmerizing. Let’s take a look at one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in Oregon, shall we?
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Have you visited this natural wonder in Oregon before? If you have, share your experiences with us in the comments below! Devil’s Punchbowl really is one of the most incredible hidden gems in Oregon!
But of course, it’s not the only dazzling gem you’ll discover on the Oregon Coast. Check out Thor’s Well — another amazing natural wonder on the Oregon Coast — you can read all about it here!
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Devil's Punchbowl in Oregon
What are some other natural wonders I can visit in Oregon?
With towering mountains, sweeping coastlines, old-growth forests, and dazzling lakes, Oregon is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty. This is a great list of eight incredible natural wonders in Oregon that can be visited and experienced for free. Suggestions include:
- The Columbia River Gorge
- Multnomah Falls
- Mount Hood
- The Painted Hills
What are some unique landmarks on the Oregon Coast?
The Oregon Coast is famous for its incredible rock formations. Check out some of the most unique landmarks on the Oregon Coast, including:
- Devil's Punchbowl
- Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach
- Twin Rocks
- Three Arch Rocks
If you're feeling adventurous and want to see all these unique landmarks on the Oregon Coast, check out this scenic road trip that leads to six massive, must-see monoliths along the Oregon Coast.
Are there many beaches in Oregon?
Yes! One of Oregon's most marvelous treasures, there are numerous beaches dotting all 363 miles of the Oregon Coast and the best part is, they are all free and open to the public. One of the beaches is a bit of a hidden gem: Rockaway Beach. Here you can:
- Go beachcombing
- Go whale watching
- Check out the annual Kite & Art Fest
- Hike
- Explore
- Simply revel in the beauty of the Beaver State's stunning shores