Doerner Fir Trail

Coos Bay District  |  OR

Season Dates:  10/1 - 9/30

Fees:  No fees are associated with this site.

The Doerner Fir is one of the largest coast Douglas fir trees in the world. Winding roads take travelers through some of the most valuable forests in the nation to this site 50 miles from Coos Bay in Oregon's Coast Range mountains. En route, the Park Creek and Burnt Mountain recreation sites provide camping and restrooms. Once at the trailhead, take a half-mile hike through a pristine old-growth stand to the Doerner Fir.

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Doerner Fir Trail

Directions:

From Coos Bay: Travel south on Hwy 101, then continue south on Hwy 42 to Coquille. Turn left onto the Fairview - Coquille road and proceed to Four Corners in Fairview. Turn right at this intersection onto the Coos Bay Wagon Road and proceed 3.9 miles to the Middle Creek Access Road. Turn left and drive 13.6 miles to a four-way intersection. Turn right onto Burnt Mtn. --Middle Creek Tie Road and drive 4.8 miles to the Burnt Mtn. Access Road. You will come to a T-intersection with a water hole on the right. Turn left and drive approximately 4.9 miles to the East Fork Brummitt Creek Road. Drive about 4.6 miles over gravel to the well marked trailhead.

Contact Information

1300 Airport Lane
North Bend, OR 97459
541-756-0100

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