Tillamook Head

Tillamook Head is a prominent oceanic headland located along Oregon's northern coast, near Cannon Beach. It rises sharply from the Pacific Ocean, offering dramatic views of the coastline and rugged cliffs. The area is historically significant as the site of the first recorded crossing of the heads by explorers Lewis and Clark in 1806. Today, it is a popular destination for hiking, with trails that provide scenic vistas of the ocean, forests, and the surrounding landscape. Its natural beauty and historical importance make Tillamook Head a notable landmark for visitors interested in outdoor recreation and regional history.