Babyfoot Lake Trailhead
Provides access to: Babyfoot Lake Trail #1124A which accesses Kalmiopsis Wilderness.
Facilities
- Vault toilet
At a Glance
Current Conditions: | Visitors to the Kalmiopsis Wilderness should be advised that trail conditions may vary, depending on the level of maintenance performed in the years after the Biscuit (2002), Chetco Bar (2017) and Klondike (2018) Fires. Due to the scales of these fires, and the rugged and remote conditions in the Kalmiopsis, trail work, while ongoing, has not been performed on all the trails within the fire perimeters. Visitors may find downed trees across the trails, dense vegetation where shrubs have grown in after the fire, and unmarked trail junctions in some places. Please check with the Gold Beach or Wild Rivers Ranger Districts before your visit for trail conditions. Additionally, you can visit the�Siskiyou Mountain Club's page, a local group who performs much of the�trail maintenance in wilderness areas. |
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Usage: | Light-Medium |
Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply within Kalmiopsis Wilderness. |
Closest Towns: |
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Operated By: | Forest Service |
Information Center: | Wild Rivers Ranger District |
General Information
Directions:From Cave Junction, OR, take U.S. Highway 199 north for approximately 5 miles, and then turn left onto Forest Road 4201. Follow Forest Road 4201 for about 14.5 miles to Forest Road 140, and continue on Forest road 140 south to the trailhead.
Activities
Alerts & Warnings
- Emergency Area and Road Closure-Anvil Fire
- 2023 PUR Stage 3
- 2023 Wild Scenic Stage III 06-10-00-23-47 and Exhibit
- Butte Fork Trail Bridge in Red Buttes Wilderness Closed Through July 2024
- EMERGENCY FIRE ROAD, TRAIL AND RIVER CLOSURE – Flat Fire
- Ashland Watershed Camping & Campfire Prohibition
- Alcohol Prohibition Illinois River Corridor
- Illinois River Swinging Bridge Closure
- Understanding Parking and Fire Restrictions on the Illinois River
- Bear-Human Interactions on the Rise!