Powers is located in a beautiful, isolated valley surrounded by lush green hills on the
South Fork of the Coquille River. It is 21 miles south of Myrtle Point on state highway 242,
located on a Forest Service scenic byway and the coastal loop trail. Powers is also on the
Glendale/Powers bike trial.

The area around Powers produces some of the finest fishing and hunting available. The
South Fork of the Coquille offers excellent opportunities for exciting steelhead and salmon
fishing. Various nearby streams offer trout fishing, and Powers is only 35 miles from the
world famous Rogue River.

The main sources of employment in the Powers area are: The U.S. Forest Service, Powers
Public Schools, various stores and cafes, and logging. Many people choose to live in the
rural setting and drive to nearby Myrtle Point, Coquille, Coos Bay, North Bend, or
Roseburg to work.

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