Things to Do in Powers, Oregon

Whether you’re looking for epic coastal hikes, golfing by the ocean, surfing on a remote beach, or sand boarding a dune, you can find it all at the Oregon Coast.

Fishing in Brookings by Erik Urdahl

Whether you’re looking for epic coastal hikes, golfing by the ocean, surfing on a remote beach, or sand boarding a dune, you can find it all at the Oregon Coast.

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Elk Creek Falls Trail

Elk Creek Trail, located near Elk Creek, offers a mile of hiking and several picnic sites. The trail leaves Forest Service Road #33, and splits-the left fork follows Elk Creek for a short distance to a scenic viewpoint of the...

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Iron Mountain Trail

Iron Mountain Trail (#3389) is a difficult 1.6 mile hike. Set aside for its botanical qualities, over 300 species of flowering plants share their beauty throughout the summer season. Trail users have a rare opportunity to see 18 different plant...

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Hanging Rock – Panther Ridge Trails

Panther Ridge Trail: Trail follows an old Native American travel corridor. Most of the trail follows Panther Ridge from Bald Knob to Buck Point. Approximately 95% of this trail is within the Wild Rogue Wilderness, and is closed to any kind...

Powers, OR

(541)618-2200

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Panther Ridge Trail

Panther Ridge Trail, located in the Wild Rogue Wilderness, offers 7.2 miles of hiking. Most of the trail follows Panther Ridge from Clay Hill to Buck Point. The trail has no water, so hikers should carry enough water along with...

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Marjorie & Merle’s Antiques

Find unique items at Marjorie & Merle’s Antiques.

PO Box 567
Powers, OR

(541)439-4155

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Coquille River Falls Trail

Coquille River Falls Trail offers a 0.5 mile hike. This trail is maintained on an annual basis. Leaving the road, the trail switches back and forth through a stand of undisturbed Douglas-fir, hemlock, and Port-Ortford cedar. The trail ends at...

Powers, OR

541-439-6200

Trip Ideas & Itineraries

Agness: Little Town, Big Adventure

These days it’s hard to find a town that truly feels off-the-beaten path, but for a taste of life in one of Oregon’s most remote communities, head to Agness. Located 35 miles inland from Gold Beach at the confluence of the Wild & Scenic Illinois and the Lower Rogue rivers, Agness is deep in the heart of the Rogue River-Siskyou National Forest and the Wild Rogue Wilderness. It’s an unmatched destination for hiking, camping, fishing or simply admiring the stunning landscape. Whether you take a leisurely, scenic drive from the Coast or a bracing jet boat up the Rogue to get there, you’ll find Agness more than worthy of a visit. Here’s what to know as you plan your trip.

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72 Hours on the Umpqua River

Imagine tossing a pot for some of Oregon’s meatiest Dungeness crabs in the morning, paddling past playful otters in the afternoon and enjoying a stroll in the forests near a famed lighthouse. Those experiences aren’t the stuff of fantasy — they happen every day near Reedsport and Winchester Bay on the lower Umpqua River.

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Lesser-Known Lakes on the Southern Oregon Coast

Explore These Six Lesser-Known Lakes on the Southern Oregon Coast The Southern Oregon Coast is famous for its picturesque beaches, but there’s more to explore beyond the shoreline. We also have forests, mountains, and some renowned lakes. But tucked away...

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Be Kind to the South Coast This Summer

Summer is a magical time on the South Coast, with sunny skies and miles of sandy shoreline where you may encounter more marine creatures than people. As you enjoy every moment, help keep the South Coast safe, enjoyable and magical for others. It’s easy to visit safely and responsibly by keeping in mind some simple tips.

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Small South Coast Towns off the Beaten Path

A Journey Beyond Coastal Highway 101 While most travelers stick to the coastline, a different South Coast awaits those who venture inland. Swap the coast and Highway 101 for winding river valleys and forested mountain roads. Whether you have a...

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Pet-Friendly Getaway to Brookings

Wide-open beaches, temperate spring and summer weather thanks to the unique “Chetco Effect” microclimate and fewer crowds make Brookings an ideal destination for a quiet getaway on the Southern Oregon Coast. If you have a four-legged friend in tow, you’ll also find many pet-friendly options for play, dining and lodging. Here are the top spots to earmark for your next trip to Oregon’s southernmost coastal town.

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