Educational Opportunities
An “Oregon Geology” interpretive sign is present at the beginning of the path down to the beach from the Humbug Mountain State Park Campground.

Several informal and somewhat difficult trails from Highway 101. Approximately 6 miles south of Port Orford is the turnoff for Humbug Mountain State Park. The easiest access to the beach and a small portion of the rocky shore is via the campground parking area (follow road through the campground follow signs to the B/C loop). The trailhead/day-use parking area for Humbug Mountain is on the west side of US 101 just north of the campground turn-off. Just slightly south of the boundary of the state park is a small ODOT pull-off with views of Island Rock.

Public Access Option 1 for Lookout Rock Rocky Shore

Public Access Option 2 for Lookout Rock Rocky Shore

Public Access Option 3 for Lookout Rock Rocky Shore

Who Owns this Site? Submerged and submersible (intertidal) lands: Division of State Lands; several small offshore rocks above Mean High Water: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; dry sands beach areas and portions of adjacent uplands: Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD); other adjacent uplands: private ownership.

Who Manages this Site? Adjacent uplands are managed as Humbug Mountain State Park, which is part of OPRD Area 4 (South-Western Oregon), and the Cape Blanco Management Unit. Oregon Parks and Recreation Department manages the ocean shore recreation area.