A Day in Gold Beach, Oregon | Prehistoric Gardens & Otter Point
We spend the day in Gold Beach, Oregon. We walk to Otter Point, visit Prehistoric Gardens, play on Arizona Beach, and eat at Sunset Pizza.
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Prehistoric Gardens evades extinction on the Oregon coast...for now
The roadside attraction featuring life-size dinosaur statues has been open since 1955 on the southern Oregon coast, but its future is up in the air.
Oregon Road Trip To The Prehistoric Gardens | Vlog #11
This summer we set off from Oregon to California and made a pit stop in Port Orford, Oregon to check out the Prehistoric Gardens. This place is so neat for kids and adults.
Settled in the midst of tall jungle like trees are a bunch of huge dinosaur statues. This adventure turned out to be very memorable for our family. Our son still talks about it!
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Oregon Coast & Prehistoric Gardens | Home Sweet World, Pilot Ep. 5 (HD)
Clara narrates our drive down the southern Oregon coast with a stop to visit the Prehistoric Gardens near Port Orford (from the Daybreak Haven Inn in Scottsburg).
Clara narra nosso passeio de carro pela costa sul do com uma parada para conhecer os Jardins Pré-históricos próximos à cidade de Port Orford (desde a pousada Daybreak Haven em Scottsburg).
Ancient Old Growth Cedar Tree in Oregon, Rockaway Cedar Tree
This might be the largest cedar tree in the state of Oregon. It is an amazing tree, located in an amazing forest of old growth Cedar and Spruce trees, with a few Douglas fir mixed in. Located in Rockaway Oregon on the Oregon coast, this is an amazing place with an amazing tree. If you go, please, be kind and leave no trace.
Shore Acres State Park Rose Garden, Part 1 - Cape Arago
Oregon Coast - God's Masterpiece #1
Come along for a complete tour of Oregon's Coast. We'll try not to miss a single beach exit, lighthouse, park, town or anything scenic or interesting on the whole trip from Oregon's border near Brookings to the last pennusula North of Astoria in 8 videos.
Starting at the Entering Oregon sign, McVey Rock Wayside and beach, Harbor, Brookings, Azalea Park Botanical Gardens, Harris Beach, Samuel Boardman State Park, Cape Ferrelo, House Rock Viewpoint, Whale Head Viewpoint, Indian Sands Viewpoint, Thomas Creek Bridge (Oregon's Highest), China Creek Turnout, House Prarie Creek, Arch Rock, Pistol River and it's Beach, Carpenterville, Cape Sebastian, Hunter Creek, Arch Rock, Gold Beach and a Riverboat Ride, Wedderburn, Otter Point Wayside, Geisel Monument, Ophir Rest Area and Beach, Prehistoric Gardens, Humbug Mountain State Park and Beach and Port Orford, Oregon.
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Alex visits Prehistoric Gardens in Oregon, April 2014
A roadside attraction along Hwy 101, Prehistoric Gardens features life-sized sculptures of dinosaurs amid primeval forests near Port Orford.
Road Trip to OREGON - 2018 | Oregon Coast, Astoria, Portland, Crater Lake
Enjoy this adventure video on our family road trip to the state of Oregon. As we travel up the Oregon Coast to Astoria, Portland, and to Crater Lake. In this video I’ve labeled most our stops on our journey. If you are planning on traveling to this state in the near future, hopefully this video will help you decide on what places to visit. Here’s a list of places we’ve visited:
Pistol River Beach
Gold Beach
Oregon Sand Dunes
Prehistoric Gardens
Thor’s Well
Sea Lion Caves
Heceta Lighthouse
Newport
Devils Punchbowl
Yaquina Head Lighthouse
Cannon Beach
Shipwreck of Peter Iredale
The Astoria Column
Goonies - Oregon Film Museum
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Portland
Multnomah Falls
Latourell Falls
Vista House at Crown Point
Crater Lake
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Oregon Lifestyles August 2011 pt. 1
This episode of Oregon Lifestyles features the southern Oregon coast and uses the town of Gold Beach as a home base for exploring this exciting region of natural beauty and adrenaline packed adventure.
The Rogue river trail and Illinois river trail are two upriver hikes suitable for one day excursions or multi day trips. You can watch rafters going by, black bear searching for berries and Bald eagles catching fish.
The Samuel Boardman state park between Brookings and Gold Beach may be one of the most beautiful coastal hikes in the world. Arch rock, natural bridges, Indian sands and China beach are all connected by a twelve mile trail.
Biking the Oregon coast is a popular activity as is kayaing the rivers and ocean. Near pistol river there are also horse back rides on the beach.
Port Orford is the most westerly town in the continental United States and one of the only open 'dorry docks' in the world where you can watch commercial fishermen return with their daily catch and even buy fresh fish directly off the boat.
Just south of Port Orford is Prehistoric Gardens, a wet coastal rain forest and very easy walk through time amongst replicas of Dinosaurs.
Exploring the Oregon coast and it's beaches is a typical way to pass time as is tidepooling and searching for treasures. Gold Beach Books is the largest bookstore on the Oregon coast and is located in Gold Beach.
Fishing on the coast and especially on the rogue river for salmon may be one of the big attractions in Gold Beach and Ocean fishing is an exciting way to see the coast from an entirely different angel and go after rock fish and ling cod.
Oregon's largest myrtle wood tree. Gold beach Oregon
US 101 Oregon: California Line, Brookings, Gold Beach along the Pacific Coast
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This drive follows US 101 along the Pacific Coast, from the California/Oregon state line, northbound through Brookings and into Gold Beach. Much of this road passes through Samuel Boardman State Park, which is home to some of the most extraordinary scenery along the Pacific Coast.
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OL SE 9 EP 5 South Coast
We begin our journey in Del Norte county just over the Oregon border in northern California hiking the Redwoods, playing black jack, catching waves in crescent city and eating crab before crossing the border and drinking beer in Brookings. Next we take in a big wave show at Indian sands and end up in Gold Beach Oregon to try more coastal favorites like Halibut and clam chowder before driving north to Prehistoric gardens and end up at Cape Blanco lighthouse.
Does it REALLY Rain all the time in Oregon?
Everyone thinks it rains all the time in Oregon... But does it really? In this video, I talk a little bit about the weather in this beautiful state.
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Irelands Rustic Inn Gold Beach Oregon
A weekend getaway to the rugged Oregon Coast at Gold Beach Oregon. We stayed at Irelands Rustic Inn in the Monterrey Suite complete with a beautiful ocean view and stone fireplace.
Humbug Point, Arcadia Beach State Park, Arch Cape, OR
Tourist driving south on U.S. Route 101 stops to visit Humbug Point on the Pacific Ocean at Arcadia Beach State Park in beautiful Arch Cape, Oregon 97102
Oregon Lifestyles SE8 EP11
Southern Oregon. Get to know Laura Eades, owner and operator of the Paradise café in Port Orford and talk about the areas attractions. Hang out on the docks in Port Orford and meet live fishermen and find out where the fish go. Take a hike around Cape Blanco Lighthouse, the most westerly point in the continental United States. Tour Prehistoric Gardens a living rainforest with full size replicas of dinosaurs. Go inside the Oregon Vortex where everything is not what it seems. Go backpacking during the lowest tide of the year and explore sea caves that are normally underwater for a truly unique tidepooling experience. Explore the beautiful scenery of Gold Beach and visit the port before hiking to the bottom of Cape Sebastian for another overnight trip.
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Hwy 101 between brookings and Gold Beach is one of the most beautiful drives in the world.
12 Most Amazing Trees In The World!
From trees with unique births, to ones that are all the colors of the rainbow! Be sure to join us as we show you some of the most amazing trees in the world!
12. The Double Tree of Casorzo
Let's start off with a tree that is technically impossible, yet that doesn't stop it from growing. In Italy, in the place of Piemonte, there is a tree that is much more than what it seems. Because at first glance, you would believe that it is one rather exotically shaped tree. But that's not what's going on here, because if you got closer, you'd notice that the bark and branches aren't from the same species. For this tree is both a Cherry Tree and a Mulberry Tree. Yep, it's a tree that is literally two-in-ine.
11. General Sherman
General Sherman is a high-ranking officer in the...oh wait, wrong General Sherman. One sec! Oh, right trees. Well, the TREE known as General Sherman can be found in Sequoia National Park, California. And in that same park in the United States you'll find out that this particular tree is a bit of a landmark.
Not because it was planted by someone famous, or that it was part of some great moment of history, but rather, it is history. Because in the world today, General Sherman is the biggest tree out there in terms of volume.
10. 1400 Year Old Ginkgo Tree
Sometimes, it's not just the trees themselves that are amazing, but some of the things that they do that can be truly spectacular. Such as if you were to go to China to the Gu Guanyin Buddhist Temple in the Zhongnan Mountains, you'd see a 1400 year old Ginkgo Tree that does quite a neat trick with its leaves.
Mainly, this beautiful tree has scores of yellow leaves on its branches.
9. Rhododendron Tree
Here's another tree that leaves an ocean of leaves in its wake, but it's also one that is a bit controversial in its own right. Because while the Rhododendron Tree is called a tree...most people don't call it that. Mainly because when it comes to the size requirements, it's not a tree, it's more akin to a shrub.
But then, someone on Reddit one day posted a pick of a MASSIVE Rhododendron Tree in British Colombia in Canada, and it basically but the debate to rest on whether it was a tree or not. I mean, look at this thing!
8. Avenue of the Baobabs
One of the beautiful things about trees is that they can come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, but just as important, they can adapt to survive in their environments. Such is the case you'll see in the Avenue of the Baobabs in Madagascar.
7. Japanese Maple
Just on looks alone, the Japanese Maple tree is pretty amazing. The winding branches, the colors of its leaves, it's all really good stuff. But, in the Japanese Garden in Portland, Oregon, you'll find arguably the most famous Japanese Maple of all time. Mainly because this tree is so beautiful, and so famous, that it has been featured on National Geographic!
6. Dragon Tree
Alright, you know you're epic when your name is literally dragon tree. Or in this case, it's the Socotra Dragon Tree. Which is located in Socotra, Yemen.
This is true is unique and amazing for a whole host of reasons. Let's start with the obvious, it's canopy.
5. Methuselah
If you know your religion history, you'll know that the person known as Methuselah was a person who lived over 1000 years. Making him one of the oldest people to ever exist. This term is used to show the age of many various objects, including trees. One of which is a bristlecone pine that can be found in Inyo county, in California. This tree is actually many times older than Methuselah was back in the day. As this tree is reportedly over 5000 years old.
4. Wind Swept Trees
One look at these trees and you might think that you're looking a fake picture, or something from a movie. But this is indeed a set of trees that grow and exist naturally. And they are this shape because of the very natural and devastating winds that happen in the area.
Specifically, you'll find these wind swept trees on Slope Point, the southern tip of New Zealand.
3. The Dark Hedges
In Northern Ireland, in the 18th century, a family planted a set of trees in an area and let them grow. Fast forward to now and you have The Dark Hedges, a road that is underneath a set of trees that appears to wrap around each other in a natural yet very odd way.
Due to this odd formation, many people come to this part of Northern Ireland to see it for themselves. 2. Angel Oak Tree
Usually, trees have a sense of direction when it comes to their branches and leaves. Mainly, they tend to go upward and then grow either up or down. But in the case of the Angel Oak tree that is located in Charleston, South Carolina, you'll notice really quick that this tree doesn't follow those conventions.
1. Wisteria
I won't lie, when I first saw pictures for this one, I couldn't help but say, WOW! Because in Japan right now is a Wisteria Tree that is over 144-years-old. And it's one of such beauty that you will be stunned by it.