Klamath National Forest - California

Enjoy backcountry solitude, clear streams and lakes, and every form of outdoor fun at the Klamath National Forest a true haven for nature lovers and adventurers.

Covering an area of 1,700,000 acres and comprising some five wilderness areas, Klamath National Forest is watched over by the famous and snow-capped Mount Shasta, visible from nearly every nook and cranny of the forest. With park-like stands of Ponderosa Pine trees in lower elevations and Douglas fir, sub-alpine fir and mixed conifer stands in the higher elevations, Klamath National Forest warmly invites visitors for an outdoor adventure. The forest contains 200 miles of river system for rafting, and an additional 152 miles of wild and scenic rivers, as well as 28 campgrounds for those who want to enjoy a night or two under the stars. .

This beautiful Forest is a haven for wildlife watchers, mountains bikers, white water enthusiasts and naturalists, who will appreciate the more than 17 species of conifers which nestle in the soaring peaks, including the only known stand of subalpine fir in California And if you do choose a Klamath National Forest getaway, keep your eyes peeled for Bigfoot, who has been spotted more than once here in this amazing wilderness!