Weyerhaeuser permit · Coos County, Oregon

Coos Bay - Millicoma

172,401 acres of Weyerhaeuser timberland. Here's when the permit sells, what it costs, and every harvest unit inside it, dated by satellite.

2026 saleJun 87 pm PT
Motorized$400premium $550
Walk-in$110season Aug 1 – Jul 23
StatusNot sold outsome may remain

Alert me for the 2027 saleSee the harvest map

  • 162fresh cuts0–3 yrs · 10,189 ac
  • 223regrowth4–7 yrs · 14,651 ac
  • 444older8–15 yrs · 29,094 ac
  • 0comingnone filed with ODF yet
  • 9access gatesWeyerhaeuser

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The Coos Bay - Millicoma pack

  • All 829 harvest units, colored by age, as a KML for onX, Gaia GPS and CalTopo
  • The 0 units approved for logging but not yet cut
  • 9 access gates and the WMU lines
  • A one-page field guide. See the free Longview–St Helens sample

$29 Coos Bay - Millicoma pack

Ready before the 2027 sale. Reserve now and pay nothing until it's ready.

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Coos Bay - Millicoma permit questions

When does the Weyerhaeuser Coos Bay - Millicoma permit go on sale?

The 2026–27 permit went on sale June 8, 2026 at 7:00 pm PT (motorized) and 7:30 pm PT (walk-in) on Weyerhaeuser's permit site. Weyerhaeuser usually announces the next season's dates in spring; get the alert and we'll email you before it opens.

How much is the Coos Bay - Millicoma permit?

For 2026–27: motorized $400, walk-in (non-motorized) $110. Permits run August 1 to July 23 and are sold only by Weyerhaeuser.

Does it sell out?

Not completely in 2026–27, but motorized permits in many areas go fast. Weyerhaeuser sells a fixed number per area, first come, first served.

Where are the fresh cuts in Coos Bay - Millicoma?

The map above shows 162 units cut in the last three years (10,189 acres), 223 at four to seven years and 444 at eight to fifteen, dated by when satellites saw the trees go. 0 more are approved for harvest but not cut yet: expect logging traffic and closures there.