Oregon · Columbia River / Portland metro
Warrior Rock Lighthouse
Warrior Rock brings lighthouse history inland to the Columbia River. The station began in 1889; a concrete tower replaced its earlier wooden structure. A 1969 barge collision damaged the light and led to repairs.
Warrior Rock Light seen from the south, with cargo ships in the Columbia River shipping channel it marks.
The historic Warrior Rock fog bell, photographed outside the Columbia County Courthouse in St. Helens.
Plan your visit
Approach on foot from Warrior Point Trailhead at the end of Reeder Road. Allow for a roughly six-mile return walk. Check wildlife-area rules, parking permits and seasonal closures. The tower is not open.
Visitor access: Exterior viewing only · Reviewed 2026-09-07. Confirm current hours, tours, and closures with the official operator before travel.
Dossier sources checked September 7, 2026; confirm changing access details with the operator.
- Access
- Approach on foot from Warrior Point Trailhead at the end of Reeder Road. Allow for a roughly six-mile return walk. Check wildlife-area rules, parking permits and seasonal closures. The tower is not open.
The story of this light
Warrior Rock brings lighthouse history inland to the Columbia River. The station began in 1889; a concrete tower replaced its earlier wooden structure. A 1969 barge collision damaged the light and led to repairs.
Audio story
The written story is available above. Recorded narration for this Oregon light is not available yet.
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