Sixes

Sixes, Oregon is a peaceful coastal community just north of Port Orford, where the Sixes River meets the Pacific inside Cape Blanco State Park. At the tip of the cape you’ll find Oregon’s westernmost point and the Cape Blanco Lighthouse—first lit in 1870 and recognized as the state’s oldest lighthouse—alongside the restored 1898 Hughes House. The valley blends open pasture and working farms with riverfront homes tucked along bends of the Sixes, all within easy reach of windswept beaches and trails. For anglers, the Sixes is known for fall Chinook and winter steelhead when the rains arrive. Quiet horizons, starry nights, and the steady rhythm of tides and weather set the tone here—life in Sixes feels grounded, scenic, and closely connected to the land.