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Peter Iredale Ship WreckLandmark
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The Peter Iredale Shipwreck is a popular attraction located on the beach in Fort Stevens State Park. The shipwreck is...
MoreThe Peter Iredale Shipwreck is a popular attraction located on the beach in Fort Stevens State Park. The shipwreck is the remains of a four-masted steel sailing vessel that ran aground in 1906. Over the years, the elements have taken their toll on the ship, and today all that remains are the rusted remnants of its bow and masts. The shipwreck has become an iconic landmark and a fascinating piece of Oregon's maritime history. Visitors can access the shipwreck by walking along the beach, where they can get up close and observe the weathered metal structure. It serves as a unique backdrop for photography enthusiasts, attracting visitors from around the world who come to capture its haunting beauty against the dramatic coastal landscape. Less
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Peter Iredale Rd Warrenton, OR 97121 82.48 mi
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- Richard M11/30/23
  Seeing the Wreck of the Peter Iredale was amazing early in the morning, Incredible site to see. A must see at anytime of the day. Easy to find and get too, best at low tide in my opinion. More
- Voyager6611885420109/07/23
  Incredible wreckage left in the sand on the shore line. Happy to find that it isn’t blocked off from access. Took some photos and enjoyed the area immensely. More
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