Recreation
The forest offers nearly one million acres for your enjoyment, relaxation, and exploration. Within a six-hour drive north of the Bay Area, you can get some fresh air on 250 miles of trails, enjoy camping near others in developed campgrounds, or the solitude of camping in the backcountry. The forest is also a prime location for world-class fishing, as well as home to one of most barrier-free fishing locations in the nation.
The spectacular Klamath River is both the second largest and second longest river in California.
The Lower Trinity Ranger District is bisected by State Highway 299, the main travel route in Northwestern California to reach the Northcoast.
The Mad River Ranger District is located on Highway 36 approximately 50 miles east of Highway 101 and the Eureka/Arcata area and 100 miles west of Interstate 5 and the citi
The District is one of four on the Six Rivers National Forest, encompassing approximately 500,000 acres.
Also known as Gasquet Ranger District or 'NRA', the Smith River National Recreation Area is abound with recreational activities.
The Ukonom Ranger District, while within the geographic boundary of the Klamath National Forest, has been administered by the Six Rivers National Forest since September 199
Aikens Creek West Campground
Bailey Canyon Campground
Bear Basin Butte Lookout / Pierson Cabin
Bell Swamps Trail
Big Bar River Access
Big Flat Campground
Big Rock Day Use Area & River Access
Bloomer Falls River Access
Blue Hole River Access
Blue Lake