Activities

Kentucky Falls and North Fork Smith Trails offer nearly 8 1/2 miles of hiking along Kentucky Creek and the North Fork Smith River.

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…

Known for its excellent kayaking, scuba diving and views of the Cape Arago Lighthouse. Lighthouse Beach is a pristine beach situated in an alcove. There is very little public access to this beach, but the walk is well worth the effort. Many choose…

Length: 1.75 miles (round trip) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Sand Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Trail is appropriate for hikers and equestrians. Access:   From Coos Bay, drive south on US 101 for about 23 miles to Bullards Beach State Park. …

Length: .5 mile (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Access:   From Reedsport, go east on Highway 38, following the Umqpua river.  Go past the Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area and the Umpqua Wayside and…

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…

Length: .25 mile or .4 mile (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt, Sand Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Trail appropriate for hiking, birding, and horseback riding. New River Trails Map Access: From Coos Bay, drive 24 miles south on US 101…

Length: .25 mile or .4 mile (one way) Difficulty: Easy Surface: Dirt, Sand Information courtesy of Coos Trails. Trail is appropriate for hiking, horseback riding and birding. New River Trails Map Access: From Coos Bay, drive 24 miles south on US 101…