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South Coast
Old Coos Bay Wagon Road
Of all the wagon roads that served Oregon’s earliest settlers, all but one are either abandoned or obliterated by modern highways — the Old Coos Bay Wagon Road (often called just "The Old Wagon Road"). Alone of Oregon’s earliest roads...
Myrtle Point, ORSouth Coast
South Coast Water Trails
Engaging communities on the lower Coquille River to support a stewardship focused water trail from Umpqua River to Chetco River.
Myrtle Point, OREmail us (btkvet[at]gmail[dot]com)
South Coast
Amaze Zing Outdoor Game
Sometimes you never know when an amenity like Amaze Zing Outdoor Game pops out of nowhere. Right off the highway in Myrtle Point, this is a wacky one with an outdoor maze, an all-terrain mini-golf course, ball launchers and more....
1601 Stover LnMyrtle Point, OR
541-559-0091
Email us (amazezingfun[at]gmail[dot]com)
South Coast
Coos County Logging Museum
Located in a historic building, housing photos and historic items that depict early-day logging in Coos County. The Coos County Logging Museum features the large hand-carved Myrtlewood sculptures of Mr. Warnack. Find more information at the Oregon Encyclopedia. There is...
705 Maple StreetMyrtle Point, OR
541-572-1014
Email us (Loisrr[at]aol[dot]com)
South Coast
Doerner Fir Trail
The Doerner Fir is the largest known Douglas Firin the world, it stands 329 feet tall and 11.5 feet in diameter. The 1/2 mile trail leading to the Fir takes you through one of the coast’s finest old growth forests....
Myrtle Point, OR541-756-0100
South Coast
Sandy Creek Covered Bridge
Covered bridges are a special part of Oregon’s history. The Sandy Creek Covered Bridge, just west of the aptly named town of Remote, carried highway traffic across its 60-foot span until it was bypassed in 1949. Now it greets motorists...
Sandy Creek Covered BridgeMyrtle Point, OR