Horse Riding and Camping
One of the most pleasurable types of recreation to be enjoyed on the Six Rivers National Forest is horseback riding
Horseback Riding
Corrals and horse troughs are offered at a few camping areas and trailheads.
Horse Camping
Corrals and horse troughs are offered at a few camping areas and trailheads.
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Barry Creek Trail
This trail was originally used for cattle drives in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Bell Swamps Trail
This trail is on the western side of the Trinity Alps Wilderness. It takes off from the intersection of the Tish Tang Trail (#6E18) and Horse Ridge Trail (#6E08), and goes to Lower Ferguson Meadows…
Blue Jay Mine Trail
This trail was used in the 1940s to access a small manganese mine during the World War II effort. Much of the trail is on the old jeep road constructed during this mining era. This trail was impacted…
Boundary Trail
This is a historic trail that leads into the Yolla Bolly Wilderness. It is called the Boundary Trail because it is the boundary between the Six Rivers National Forest and the Shasta Trinity National…
Boundary Trail (Orleans)
Within Siskiyou Wilderness, this beautiful trail through high country scenery offers solitude. Â The trail is moderately maintained and while it is passable to hikers, it may be difficult for stock.
Bridge Creek Trail
Approximate length: 10.2 milesThis long trail rises from Wooley Creek Trail, and climbs thousands of feet to intersect with the Haypress Trail near the Onemile Lake Trail junction. It follows the…