Activities

Bastendorff Beach is a favorite among surfers, kiters, beachcombers and locals and

Bastendorff Beach

tourists alike. You’ll find an uninterrupted beach and ocean views can be enjoyed here. Bastendorff Beach is defined by Yoakam Head and the south jetty at the entrance of the bay. Located ¼ mile off the Cape …

Length: .25 mile round trip

Difficulty: Easy

Surface: Sand.

Appropriate for hiking and equestrians. Information provided by Coos Trails 

Access: From Coos Bay, drive south on US 101 for about 23 miles to Bullards Beach State Park.  Turn right (west) at park entrance.  Continue on main road out to Bullards Beach Horse Camping area sign and turn …

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

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From Coos Bay head south on US 101 for 38 miles to Langlois. Continue south on US 101 approximately one mile and watch for signs to Floras Lake/Boice-Cope County …

Length: 1 mile (loop)

Difficulty: Easy

Surface: dirt, gravel

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From US 101 in Coos Bay, head west on Elrod Avenue for seven blocks and turn south on 10th Street to Blossom Gulch School, located one block down on left hand side.  Park in visitor spaces at the south end of the …

Length: 12 miles of trail

Difficulty: Moderate

Surface Dirt

Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Appropriate for hiking, cycling, equestrians and OHV

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From Coos Bay – From the south end of Coos Bay, head 4 miles south on US 101 and turn left onto Coos-Sumner Ln. Continue on for 7.6 miles.  Turn …

Bluebill Trail is a 1.25 mile loop and is the most southern trail in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.

Length: 2.25 mile (one way)

Difficulty: Moderate

Surface: Dirt, paved

One of the most popular trails for scenic vistas and sheer beauty. If you only have time for one scenic trail, don’t miss this.

Information courtesy of Coos Trails.

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From US 101 in Coos Bay or North Bend , follow signs to Charleston and Ocean …

Located at the end of Cape Arago Highway, you’ll find Cape Arago Beach. Tucked away below the cliffs, a short walk along the steep trails will take you to a secluded cove where tide pooling and fossils can be found. Visitors can also enjoy whale watching, fishing, and scuba diving. …

Coquille River Falls Trail, located near Squaw Lake and Island Campgrounds, offers a 0.5 mile hike.

Length: 1.25 Miles (one way)

Difficulty: Easy

Surface: Sand

Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Trail appropriate for hiking and equestrians.

Access: 

From Coos Bay, drive south on US 101 for about 23 miles to Bullards Beach State Park.  Turn right (west) at park entrance.  Continue on main road out to Bullards Beach Horse Camping area sign and …