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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. The trail is steep in spots and sturdy footwear is recommended.

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Doerner Fir Trail

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Myrtle Point, Oregon

541-756-0100

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