Cathedral Tree to Astoria Column

Astoria, Oregon

4.0/5

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Distance

1.67 miles

Elevation Gain

276 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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Cathedral Tree to Astoria Column is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Astoria, Oregon.

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Sami Smith

Cathedral Tree to Astoria Column

08/30/22

The trails around the column are pretty brushy and tall, but when you get a glimpse of the ocean, it’s pretty incredible. Not too many people on the trails. Most just go to the column and leave. My parents and I raced up the column one trip and boy is it a long ways up! Made it up in just over a minute then spent the next 10 minutes catching my breath haha

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