Cycling

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: 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 …

Photo Courtesy Tom Baacke

Length: 5 miles (one way)

Difficulty: Easy

Surface: Dirt, gravel

Information courtesy of Coos Trails.

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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 the day use parking areas walk south toward the campground. …

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.

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Myrtle Point

From Myrtle Point, head east on Hwy 42.  In approximately 9 mi., turn left onto Big Creek Rd.  If you come to …

Ferry Rd, North Bend Shelter and group picnic area, BBQ, horseshoe pits, softball field, playground, hiking trail/bike path, batting cage, restrooms.

Parks are available for public use during the hours of 6am – 10pm daily.

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 and watch for signs to Floras Lake/Boice-Cope County Park.  Turn right (west) on Floras …

Information courtesy of Coos Trails.

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There are five access points to John Topits Park, home to the Empire Lakes trail system. The park can be accessed on Lakeshore Drive by Stillwater Drive. The Middle Empire Lake access is located on Hull Street off Newmark Avenue.   The Lower Empire Lake access is located on Morrison …

Length: .5 mile (one way)

Difficulty: Easy

Surface: Dirt

Information courtesy of Coos Trails.

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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.  Continue on Highway 42 to Coquille approximately 16 miles from Coos Bay.   From stoplight on Highway 42 and …

Length: 1 mile (loop)

Difficulty: Easy

Surface: Dirt, paved

Information courtesy of Coos Trails.

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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 west side of US 101 near Winchester Bay. Upon entering the park, continue past the campground 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.

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From US 101 at south end of Coos Bay, follow sign to Allegany.  Cross Isthmus Slough Bridge and remain on 6thAvenue.  Go north for 0.5 mile and follow binocular symbol signs at …