AREA ACTIVITIES
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Redwood National Park (2 miles) Experience the majesty of the redwoods that are taller than any other trees in the world. Stroll thru magnificent groves and lose yourself in the serenity of these ancient giants when you visit Redwood National Park which is over 60 miles in length. It stretches over 75452 acres with 19640 acres of old goveredwood forest. Follow Howland Hill Road, a beautiful drive which follows the historic stagecoach routes to Oregon. Stop at Magical Stout Grove an outstanding grove of old growth redwoods where you will find the 345 foot tall Stout Tree, one of the largest in the Park. Visit Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, the setting in the Star Wars saga, Return of the Jedi, or just enjoy any of the many magnificent hikes or mountain biking trails. http://www.redwood.national-park.com » See the Slideshow |
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Del Norte County Information Please visit this site for further information on Del Norte County. http://www.northerncalifornia.net/ |
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Local Beaches Many miles of secluded beaches await you here in Del Norte County. Surf fishing is generally excellent, and there are more than a few "agate" beaches, where you can spend many hours sifting for agates. We also have great surf! » See the Slideshow |
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Hiking Enjoy a variety of hikes in the majestic Redwood National Forest or along the beautiful Pacific Coast. http://www.redwood.national-park.com/hike.htm » See the Slideshow |
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Smith River (5 miles) This rivers emerald waters and soaring canyon walls comprise one of the largest wild and scenic rivers in America. This spectacular river is located in the Smith River National Recreation Area, a 305,000 acre region that offers access to swimming, hiking, picnicking, kayaking, whitewater rafting & steelhead & salmon fishing. » See the Slideshow |
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Fishing Fish for Salmon, Steelhead, crab and rock fish all in our local rivers and ocean. Salmon 2008: http://www.klamathcc.org/?dir_cat=36845 » See the Slideshow |
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Samuel Boardman State Park Beautiful hiking - 32 miles north of camp. This corridor is a 12 mile, forested linear park with a rugged, steep coastline interrupted by small sand beaches. This park was named in honor of Samuel H. Boardman, the first Oregon Parks superintendent. He and others of his generation felt this shining green emerald coastline should be saved for the public. What gems they gave us: admire the 300-year old sitka spruce trees, gaze at the amazing Arch Rock and Natural Bridges, and walk the 27 miles of Oregon Coast Trail that weave through giant forests. Seaside prairies, spectacular vistas, secluded cove beaches, rugged cliffs and forested sea stacks come one after the other at this park. Visit old mining sites. Stand and ponder the old shell middens and wonder what it was like to live in a native American village by the Pacific Ocean. » See the Slideshow |
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Trees of Mystery 8/10ths of a mile groomed interpretive trail through the awe-inspiring Redwoods of Northern California. Part of the trail (The Trail of Tall Tales) is devoted to the myth and mythology of Paul Bunyan, America's larger-than-life logger from the turn of the century. The trail, museum and gift shop are geared toward the family or group traveler. The trail is open and maintained year-round. We offer a shuttle to Sky Trail for those who cannot easily walk the trail. » See the Slideshow |
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River Jet Boat Tours Klamath River Jet Boat Tours www.riverswestoutfitters.com Jerry's Rogue Jets www.roguejets.com » See the Slideshow |
