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I'm glad we decided to check this out as it was a great stop. The tower is beautifully painted on the outside and if you climb to the top of the tower (271 spiral steps) the 360°views are amazing! Definitely worth the stop. There is a $10 entrance fee to help support the maintenance of the column which I don't mind doing to help keep the history alive.
Do not go up the column if you have a real fear of heights. You will not enjoy it and will probably make it less enjoyable for those around you. That being said, if you are cool with climbing a crap ton of stairs in a damp and moldy environment, I say do it. Its a must! The drive there is nice and parking is plentiful. Be sure to pay for parking (it helps to maintain the attraction) in the gift shop, which has some cute items for purchase. We had a great time and met some really cool people. Enjoy!
The Column is such a treat. The stairs to the top (164 steps) take you to an observation deck that has amazing views of Astoria. It is $5 to park and well worth it! Buy a wooden glider for $1 at the gift shop (or find some on the field below!) If you are scared of heights you will likely be a little nervous at the top (like me), but I stay near my trusted column and enjoy mys of immensely. We love being friends of the column!
August 1, 2025 - Astoria, OR On our last visit to Astoria, we had hoped to climb to the top of the Astoria Column for its panoramic views of the city and the Columbia River. But it was so crowded that day, we decided to skip it. This time, we arrived in the early morning and had the Astoria Column--and its breathtaking panoramic views--completely to ourselves. There are 164 steps in the spiral staircase, and it was totally worth every one of them. Go early morning for the best experience.
Such a peaceful and beautiful area! We could have spent hours here. The kids loved rolling down the hill and lying in the grass. We didn't climb the column but the views were spectacular just on the hill. There were deer just walking the grounds. It's a spacious place to spread out and have a picnic without feeling like your party is close to other people.
We LOVED driving up to and visiting the column. It was only $5. Stop by the gift shop. Clean restrooms too!
Besides all the fun Goonies histories associated with visiting the coastal town of Astoria, Oregon, another worthwhile landmark to check out is this Astoria Column. Astoria Column is a lookout tower that showcases panoramic 360 degree views from high above. The most recognizable vantage point from atop the 126 foot column is getting to see downtown Astoria and the Astoria-Megler Bridge that connects Washington and Oregon. The bridge passes over the Columbia River. It's $5 entrance fee when you arrive. And then also for sale are little wooden glider planes for $1 which you can then fling off the top of the tower. It's a playful addition to the visit and I'd suggest splurging $1, lol, to feel like a kid again. There is a gift shop beside the column. They open at 9am. I purchased a magnet and a few postcards. When you're here at Astoria Column, besides climbing the 164 steps to the summit of it all (which isn't difficult and is totally enclosed until arriving at the top), back down at the bottom has plastic lounge chairs for everyone to use to sit down and take in the peaceful surroundings. I visited back in late August and the weather was perfect. It was a brisk 60 degrees and ideal for absorbing the fresh air surroundings of Oregon's oldest port city . You can do hiking. There's Cathedral Tree Trail. It's one mile each way and features a 300 year old sitka spruce tree to observe. Extra details... - Astoria Column is open from 5am - 10pm daily. - When the sun sets, the column gets lit up at night. - There was actually a posted sign that I had to take a picture of... It described what your $5 entrance fee from visiting Astoria Column gets funded for. I found it very transparent of them, lol... - $2 goes towards large scale site improvements and the preservation and restoration of the column. - $2 goes towards standard site maintenance and operations. - $1 provided to the city of Astoria to fund essential city services such as police, fire department, public library and parks. You can take as much time as you need. And...your $5 fee is good for an entire year of visits to the column. So, you can come during the day and enjoy the setting at night underneath the stars. Overall, although my main focus for coming to the small town of Astoria, Oregon was to do everything Goonies associated because of my childhood love for the film, but discovering Astoria Column as a bonus activity was a great way to enjoy some quiet downtime and scenic views for a few hours.
Lovely ladies in the gift shop on New Years Day. Had fun flying the little plane from the top of the column. Do not try this if you're scared of heights!
The Astoria Column is 125 feet tall, and there's no elevator, so you will be climbing all 164 steps to get to the top. The views from the top are worth it though! During December, the tower was decorated with strings of lights to make it look like a Christmas tree. Very cute. The gift shop was closed when I visited, and so I felt like I missed out on some of the history or background of the column since the informational signs outside were sparse, other than the usual placard about the journey of Lewis and Clark. There's a $5 parking fee for an annual parking pass, as well as a short trail into the woods from the parking lot.
What a fun, exhilarating, and heart dropping experience! Our only plan when visiting Astoria was "The Goonies " house. I started googled g other landmarks and the Astoria Column popped up. My husband and I loved this experience! Yet another reason why the Oregon rivers and coast are my favorite
This is a column, celebrating the early explorers who were here. There is a decorated column with the names of famous people. Lots of visitors climbed up to the top. I didn't even go inside the door. They sell parking for five dollars a year. I wonder how many people come back another time. I came on tour bus.
A must-see when visiting Astoria and nearby areas! We recently visited on a Thursday afternoon at the end of July. Boy, the Oregon Coast is so busy during the summer months. We don't frequent the beach during summer months for this reason. We prefer spring and fall seasons. This was a special occasion, so we made an exception. We were celebrating a birthday and booked a room at the McMenamins Gearhart Hotel. We stopped here on the way for the beautiful views from above. There was a short line to get into the park when we arrived. There's a $10 fee to park. They have restrooms, a gift shop, and plenty of areas to picnic. The grounds were clean. It was so busy during this visit, we decided to skip the 164 step spiral staircase climb to the top of the column. Instead, we walked around, took in the view, and admired the artwork depicted on the outside of the column. It was a gorgeous day to enjoy the outdoors. I would highly recommend stopping for a visit when in the area! read more
2 days ago
163 internal stairs and 12 external for a total of 175 steps. The views are fantastic, staff was friendly and the park was nice. We even saw an urban deer! Cost is $10 for an annual parking pass, and the pass is also a good to admit one person to the heritage museum. There isn't an individual admission. Accessibility wise... lacking severely. I get it it's 100 year old observation tower... they aren't going to hoist you with a crane, but someone who needs a wheelchair can't even get to the bottom of the column to admire the beautiful art on the outside. They also have some nice chairs spread around the park at parking level for those that want to take in the view from the ground, and picnic tables.... again we couldn't find any that were accessible. Leave grandma and anyone who isnt super steady on your feet in the car. Inside, is dangerous! No one to direct traffic, and unlike every other lighthouse or observation tower they don't have any stair etiquette or guidance posted. (Stay to the right, let down traffic pass first etc) there also isn't any inside hand rails. In the tower could also use a hose down and a bit of maintenance. Also, what is up with encouraging people to throw wooden gliders off the top of the tower? Oregon is a strange place. read more
3 days ago
The Astoria Column was one of my favorite stops while exploring Astoria and the Oregon Coast! It combines history, incredible scenery, and one of the most fun little traditions we discovered on our road trip. The Column itself is beautiful, with detailed artwork wrapping around the exterior depicting the history of the region. To reach the observation deck, you climb 164 steps up a narrow spiral staircase. It definitely gets the heart pumping, but the view waiting at the top makes it completely worth it! From the observation deck, we had amazing panoramic views over Astoria, the Columbia River, surrounding hills, and the impressive Astoria-Megler Bridge stretching across the water. My favorite part, though, was launching one of the little wooden glider airplanes from the top! We carried ours up the Column and sent it flying over the hillside. Such a simple idea, but it made the experience incredibly fun and memorable. The surrounding grounds are also beautiful and provide plenty of opportunities for photos and enjoying the scenery. If you're visiting Astoria, I highly recommend making time for the Astoria Column. Come for the history, climb for the views, and definitely bring a little wooden airplane to launch from the top. It's a unique experience that both kids and adults can enjoy! read more
I'm glad we decided to check this out as it was a great stop. The tower is beautifully painted on the outside and if you climb to the top of the tower (271 spiral steps) the 360°views are amazing! Definitely worth the stop. There is a $10 entrance fee to help support the maintenance of the column which I don't mind doing to help keep the history alive. read more
18 days ago
Do not go up the column if you have a real fear of heights. You will not enjoy it and will probably make it less enjoyable for those around you. That being said, if you are cool with climbing a crap ton of stairs in a damp and moldy environment, I say do it. Its a must! The drive there is nice and parking is plentiful. Be sure to pay for parking (it helps to maintain the attraction) in the gift shop, which has some cute items for purchase. We had a great time and met some really cool people. Enjoy! read more
The Column is such a treat. The stairs to the top (164 steps) take you to an observation deck that has amazing views of Astoria. It is $5 to park and well worth it! Buy a wooden glider for $1 at the gift shop (or find some on the field below!) If you are scared of heights you will likely be a little nervous at the top (like me), but I stay near my trusted column and enjoy mys of immensely. We love being friends of the column! read more
1 year ago
August 1, 2025 - Astoria, OR On our last visit to Astoria, we had hoped to climb to the top of the Astoria Column for its panoramic views of the city and the Columbia River. But it was so crowded that day, we decided to skip it. This time, we arrived in the early morning and had the Astoria Column--and its breathtaking panoramic views--completely to ourselves. There are 164 steps in the spiral staircase, and it was totally worth every one of them. Go early morning for the best experience. read more
Such a peaceful and beautiful area! We could have spent hours here. The kids loved rolling down the hill and lying in the grass. We didn't climb the column but the views were spectacular just on the hill. There were deer just walking the grounds. It's a spacious place to spread out and have a picnic without feeling like your party is close to other people. read more
1 year ago
We LOVED driving up to and visiting the column. It was only $5. Stop by the gift shop. Clean restrooms too! read more
Besides all the fun Goonies histories associated with visiting the coastal town of Astoria, Oregon, another worthwhile landmark to check out is this Astoria Column. Astoria Column is a lookout tower that showcases panoramic 360 degree views from high above. The most recognizable vantage point from atop the 126 foot column is getting to see downtown Astoria and the Astoria-Megler Bridge that connects Washington and Oregon. The bridge passes over the Columbia River. It's $5 entrance fee when you arrive. And then also for sale are little wooden glider planes for $1 which you can then fling off the top of the tower. It's a playful addition to the visit and I'd suggest splurging $1, lol, to feel like a kid again. There is a gift shop beside the column. They open at 9am. I purchased a magnet and a few postcards. When you're here at Astoria Column, besides climbing the 164 steps to the summit of it all (which isn't difficult and is totally enclosed until arriving at the top), back down at the bottom has plastic lounge chairs for everyone to use to sit down and take in the peaceful surroundings. I visited back in late August and the weather was perfect. It was a brisk 60 degrees and ideal for absorbing the fresh air surroundings of Oregon's oldest port city . You can do hiking. There's Cathedral Tree Trail. It's one mile each way and features a 300 year old sitka spruce tree to observe. Extra details... - Astoria Column is open from 5am - 10pm daily. - When the sun sets, the column gets lit up at night. - There was actually a posted sign that I had to take a picture of... It described what your $5 entrance fee from visiting Astoria Column gets funded for. I found it very transparent of them, lol... - $2 goes towards large scale site improvements and the preservation and restoration of the column. - $2 goes towards standard site maintenance and operations. - $1 provided to the city of Astoria to fund essential city services such as police, fire department, public library and parks. You can take as much time as you need. And...your $5 fee is good for an entire year of visits to the column. So, you can come during the day and enjoy the setting at night underneath the stars. Overall, although my main focus for coming to the small town of Astoria, Oregon was to do everything Goonies associated because of my childhood love for the film, but discovering Astoria Column as a bonus activity was a great way to enjoy some quiet downtime and scenic views for a few hours. read more
2 months ago
Absolutely beautiful landmark with rich history, $10 to park and it's good for the calendar year, usually a fun coupon on the pass. Best view in town, I love watching the sunset here. read more
5 months ago
Lovely ladies in the gift shop on New Years Day. Had fun flying the little plane from the top of the column. Do not try this if you're scared of heights! read more
The Astoria Column is 125 feet tall, and there's no elevator, so you will be climbing all 164 steps to get to the top. The views from the top are worth it though! During December, the tower was decorated with strings of lights to make it look like a Christmas tree. Very cute. The gift shop was closed when I visited, and so I felt like I missed out on some of the history or background of the column since the informational signs outside were sparse, other than the usual placard about the journey of Lewis and Clark. There's a $5 parking fee for an annual parking pass, as well as a short trail into the woods from the parking lot. read more
6 months ago
What a fun, exhilarating, and heart dropping experience! Our only plan when visiting Astoria was "The Goonies " house. I started googled g other landmarks and the Astoria Column popped up. My husband and I loved this experience! Yet another reason why the Oregon rivers and coast are my favorite read more
This is a column, celebrating the early explorers who were here. There is a decorated column with the names of famous people. Lots of visitors climbed up to the top. I didn't even go inside the door. They sell parking for five dollars a year. I wonder how many people come back another time. I came on tour bus. read more
Astoria, OR is a must visit to climb the Astoria Column. It's a historic monument with an unbeatable viewpoint. Built in 1926 as part of a series of 12 markers celebrating the westward expansion and the contributions of early settlers. Its design is inspired by the Trajan's Column in Rome, with its 125-foot height decorated with intricate murals that spiral around the tower, depicting key moments in the region's exploration, including Lewis and Clark's expedition. The climb up the 164-step spiral staircase is well worth it. Once at the top, you're rewarded with 360-degree views that stretch across the Columbia River, Pacific Ocean, and the coastal range. read more
1 month ago
$5 entrance fee. Beautiful view of Astoria, the water and surrounding forest. The windy, steep road up the hill is like a surprise because you can't see how wonderful the view is still you park and look around. A nice short stop while in the area. read more
2 years ago
An incredible view from the top! Plenty of parking ($5 fee) & viewing areas with picnic tables & walking trails read more
The views from this park just cannot be beat - especially from the top of the column!! You can see the whole of Astoria and the mouth of the infamous Columbia River - breathtaking and expansive!! My first visit was several years ago during the pandemic when it was closed - so you could visit the park grounds but couldn't climb the column. I'm so happy I finally made it back....so so worth it - a total MUST if you're visiting Astoria. It's 164 stairs up to the top per their website - but I counted 170 from car to the top of the column (but it's entirely possible my count was off due to trying to catch my breath LOL). The 360 degree views of the area are amazing. You can see the whole town, the famous Astoria bridge in its entirety, and so much of the Graveyard of the Pacific! The outside of the column is covered in artwork that depicts the history of Astoria and is just lovely. It's $5 to enter, but that covers you for a whole year so be sure to keep your parking ticket! There's more to the park than just the column itself - scattered around the grounds are numerous info signs, historical relics and art pieces- as well as lots of benches. Highly recommend leaving time to explore the grounds as well. There's a great little gift shop on site full of trinkets and mementos - as well as approved "gliders" that you're allowed to fly from the top of the column haha! So fun! All the staff on site are very friendly and excited to share the area history - a definite must when visiting Astoria! read more
Christmas break adventures with the fams found us visiting the Column on a whim. My kids were too little to remember the pain and suffering of climbing 164 practically vertical stairs. So, naturally, I brought them here for the view & to hear the inevitable whining. I win! They all climbed, they all whined, they saw, and then they whined again on the way down (made me tear up hearing them xoxo my sweet little headache makers on the struggle bus). It's a $5 annual pass, so good deal there. Parking is doable even if it seems limited. I can't speak to what the gift shop holds because I dare not let my poor (literally broke) kids near it. No, no, we didn't come for an $8 paper airplane that you throw down from the top and never see again because some snotty nosed kid at the bottom "found" it first. No, we came for the Column and we conquered the Column. Cheers. read more
3 years ago
Wow! What an incredible beautiful park. The park is just beyond gorgeous period. The Astoria column is incredible. Once you get to the top you can see the ocean and the Columbia Gorge river at the same time along with endless gorgeous Landscape that goes forever in every direction 360. Yes! There is a lot of stairs, but do not let that get in your way to climb to the top and enjoy the incredible views. You can even buy paper airplanes on site that I think are two bucks apiece and throw them off of the column. How often can you climb to the top of some thing and be allowed to throw a paper airplane off and feel like a kid all over again. We strongly recommend this park as an absolute stop. read more
This popped up as a must-see when planning our Oregon road trip. We made our way over after the sites for the Goonies, and we are so glad we did! It was $5 for parking, which I think is worth it. It's almost like admission to the column. You can walk up the stairs inside and go to the top. My husband made the climb up and I opted to walk around the column 500 times to read the writing on it lol There were a few plaques around to read the history of the area, which I love, along with a gift shop (we didn't go in). Right where we parked, you can see out to the ocean, and there were nice chairs set out, so we sat for a bit and watched the water. It is right on the coast on a mountain, so it can get windy and cold. This was a really neat, inexpensive attraction. The road up to the column is narrow and does wind a bit, so be careful heading up! read more
Well worth visiting! Buy the airplane for $1 and fly it off the top it's fun for the kids! Enjoyed my visit here. Definitely worth the $5 parking and if you come in the morning maybe you will luck out and see the ships coming into port. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
So fun! We only heard of this because I asked a cashier in a bookstore what was a "don't miss" in Astoria. (My WA friend recommended the town but we saw it and were not really wowed.) However, this Tower is just amazing! Luckily some people climbing down advised us to go to the gift shop FIRST to buy balsa planes BEFORE doing the whole climb = so grateful! I chickened out of the climb after about 10 spiral steps - I have a terrible fear of heights...but it was still worth the trip cuz of the VIEWS! Just stellar! I took pix of hubby flying his planes; he said they went REALLY far. NOTE: he said the climb was really a LOT for his quads! Photo ops here are amazing and we even saw a bride and groom getting their pix there, that's how glorious it is. I'd DEFINITELY call it an Astoria MUST SEE. read more
3 years ago
What a great attraction! At $5 entry fee per car, this is a great way to spend a sunny day. It took us 4 minutes to climb the column going up -- most people should have no issue climbing to the top. The inside is air condition I believe since it was 90 degrees the day we went and when we got inside the tower, it was a solid 20 - 30 degrees cooler! The top is a LOT cooler cooler too (felt similar to inside the tower with added breeze). A few people were having picnics on the lawn and there were plenty of picnic tables and lawn area so you'll have no issue finding space! read more
Good way to see a spectacular view of Astoria. You purchase an annual parking pass for $5-but the column itself is free. Might cost you a few days of sore legs though! I think the man at the gate said 164 steps to the top. Its also a spiral staircase...so could make some people dizzy. Definitely a unique experience. There are also trails you can explore, a gift shop, and restrooms. read more
2 years ago
Beautiful drive through the parks loved the panoramic views I climbed the column 135 ft of elevation via spiral stairs with several stops along the way and you can fly your paper plabe once you reach the top read more
164 steps to the top, when I was in grade school, we would have a field trip here many times, so much fun, and so beautiful. I love the entire Oregon coast, and it's history. This is definitely part of it. You can see the mouth of the Columbia River, and the topography and vegetation is inviting! A monument to the West. The Astoria Column, located atop Coxcomb Hill, is a monument to the natural riches of the Pacific Northwest and the people who settled there. Building and maintaining the Column has been an endeavor requiring the efforts and resources of many over the years. It stands today as one of the finest tributes in America to those who built the West. Attilio Pusterla's was the artist who sketches for the Astoria Column, chronological depictions begin from bottom to top -- tracing the development to the region from its pristine beginnings to the arrival of the railroad in 1893. Built in 1926, the concrete and steel structure is part of a 30-acre city park. read more
2 years ago
WOW its nice brudda i never been to the top its looks cools thoughs nice my mom says i should put periods at the end of my sentences but i dont want to do that really OK read more
Quality/Quantity - Excellent. Buy a $2 glider and fly it from the top of the column. We found that out after we came back down from the column, so we had to go up twice. Then we found another glider one the floor and my daughter and I both said to each other that we are NOT climbing up again a third time; so we gave it to the next kid that was going to walk up the column Atmosphere - What a fun place. The column - 125 foot tall, 164 step spiral staircase to the 360 observation deck. Built in 1926, added to the national register of historic places on 5/2/1974. Beautiful views of the river, bridges, etc. Open 7 days a week from 9:00am to 7:00pm; see website for season hours. Trails and walking paths; 30 acres. Restrooms, clean but more "outhouse" like. Gift shop (where you buy the gliders). Dog friendly (not inside the column). Service - Okay. The attendant was friendly. Price - $5 parking per car for the whole year. It is good until December 3, 2022. Owner Comment - Thanks for having such an affordable fun place. read more
Why not stop by here when passing through Astoria, so we did. Came by on a wonderful summer day a few months ago to check out the views. Easy to find, pay a $5 parking fee, get out and enjoy the views! The column is pretty cool, you can hike up the column by using the winding staircase. Pulled up my pants and off we went up the stairs. Narrow staircase, suck it in as people pass you on the way down. Not too much space up there but the views are great! We spent about 15 mins or so up there taking some photos then we headed back down. There's also a little hiking trail just off to the side of the parking lot, we hit that up too while we were there to see the "Cathedral Tree". They have a little souvenir shop, restrooms, and seating areas to picnic and just relax. It's a great stop to check out while in the area. Do it. read more
I had to drive through Astoria (home of the Goonies ), and saw that the Astoria Column was an attraction in the area. So glad we stopped by. There was a $5 parking fee (good for the whole year - although I won't be back for the year). There are breathtaking views of the area including the Columbia River. I learned about the Lewis & Clark expedition from the signs posted in the area. My son and I climbed to to the top. It was windy up there, but provided amazing 360 views! Visitors were able to buy wooden planes from the gift shop to throw off from the top to see how far it would go, and it was fun to watch! A definite must stop if you're in Astoria! read more
2 years ago
Fun little touristy thing to do in Astoria. There are some good hiking trails in this area, if you decide to drive up there parking will be about $10. They have a little tourist shop with t-shirt/stickers/tourist items, but they also sell airplanes you can throw off the top of the column which come either pre-built or assemble yourself. If you ask (some might offer too), the cashiers have some colorful markers that you can add some color to your plane. read more
3 years ago
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