Activities

  Length: .4 – 1 mile (one way), 3 miles (one way), or 3.5 mile (one way) Difficulty: easy, moderate, moderate Information provided by Coos Trails Access:  From Coos Bay head south on US 101 for 38 miles to Langlois. Continue south on…

Length: 12 miles of trail Difficulty: Moderate Surface Dirt Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Appropriate for hiking, cycling, equestrians and OHV Dowload Blue Ridge Trail Map Access: From Coos Bay – From the south end of Coos Bay, head 4…

Length: 5 miles (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt, gravel Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Access:   From Coos Bay, drive on US 101 to William Tugman State Park, located 1 mile north of Lakeside on the right (east) side.  From any of…

Length: 10 miles of trails and roads Difficulty: Difficulty Surface: Dirt trails and gravel roads Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Trail is appropriate for hiking, cycling, and equestrians. Highly rated mountain biking trail. Access: Myrtle…

Length: .4 – 1 miles, 3 miles or 3.5 miles (all one way) Difficulty: Easy/Moderate Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Access:  From Coos Bay head south on US 101 for 38 miles to Langlois.  Continue south on US 101 approximately one mile…

Length: .5 mile (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Access:   From Coos Bay, head south on US 101.  At the “Y” 5.5 miles south, take the left fork following signs to Highway 42 and Coquille. �…

Length: 1 mile (loop) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt, paved Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Access:   From Coos Bay, drive on US 101 north approximately 21 miles to the access to Umpqua Lighthouse State Park.  The park is located on the…

Length: .5 mile (to viewing deck) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt, gravel Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Trail is appropriate for hikers, cyclists, and equestrians. Access:  From US 101 at south end of Coos Bay, follow sign to Allegany. �…

Length: .33 mile (loop) or 1 mile (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Paved, dirt Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Please note smoking is prohibited in this city park. Wheelchair accessible. Access: From US 101 in downtown Coos Bay, head west on…

Length: 1.4 mile (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt, sand, packed gravel. Wheelchair accessible. Information courtesy of Coos Trails. New River Trails Map. Access:   From Coos Bay, drive 24 miles south on US 101 to Bandon.  Continue south…