Peter Iredale Before Reck

Wreck Of The Peter Iredale

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The wreck of the Peter Iredale is shown in this photograph, taken by Portland photographer Leo Simon on November 13, 1906, nineteen days after …

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Jun 10, 2024
A cool sight to hit. The GPS should take you right to a parking lot and then you can see it from up there or head down and walk to it depending on the tide. There were bathrooms up there too.Full review by KayDawn97
Nov 30, 2023
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.Full review by Richard M
Sep 7, 2023
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.Full review by Voyager66118854201
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The Peter Iredale was a steel vessel built in 1890. Named after the owner of the barque, it drifted ashore the coast in 1906 and was left …
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This says it's closed on weekends, is that true or is it still accessible??
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It’s on a public beach so I don’t see how they could close it.
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Do you have to pay to go to wreck?
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It is free. You might want to check the schedule of the high / low tide.
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