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Hiking

The Six Rivers National Forest has hundreds of miles of trails for hikers. From a smooth path through the deep forest to a challenging ascent of the wilderness areas, opportunities abound for most experience levels.

Backpacking

Backpacking on the Six Rivers offers opportunities for the hiker to enjoy getaways to places that very few people ever see. With hundreds of miles of trails hikers can explore areas where they will encounter few, if any, other visitors.

General Hiking

It is not possible for us to visit all trails on a frequent basis. We often must rely on reports from the public concerning current trail conditions. If you visit any trails on the forest and note conditions different from what is listed here, we invite and welcome you to report what you observe to our headquarters at (707) 442-1721

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Day Hikes

Numerous interesting short trails provide the casual hiker an insight into the natural and cultural landscapes of the Six Rivers.

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Ukonom Ranger District

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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 1999. This was done through an…

Wooley Creek Path

Hiking
This very short access to Wooley Creek near its mouth starts near the end of the stub of the Steinacher Creek Road, off an unpaved road loop at the ridgeline dividing the Salmon River and Wooley…

Last updated April 16th, 2025