Category: Day Hiking
Lost Coast
The Lost Coast is a rugged coastal wilderness that feels like an escape to another world. As the longest undeveloped coastal region in the contiguous US, you can hike along the ocean for days.
- BLM King Range Conservation Area
- 68,000 acres
- King Range Wilderness
- 42,694 acres
- King Range Trail Map
- King Range Road Map
- Lost Coast Trails Blog
- Lost Coast Scenic Drive
- Punta Gorda Lighthouse
- Lost Coast Headlands
- Paradise Royale Mountain Biking Trail
- Surf the Lost Coast – National Geographic
Klamath National Forest
Red Buttes Wilderness
Yolla Bolly – Middle Eel Wilderness
Russian Wilderness
Nor-Cal Adventures Blog Pages:
- Russian Wilderness Lakes
- Russian Wilderness Map
- Salmon River
- Klamath National Forest
- Pacific Crest Trail
Helpful links to other pages:
Hiking Trails:
- Big Blue Lake Loop = 8.5 miles
- Paynes Lake
- Russian Lake = 4 miles
- Bingham Lake
- Smith Lake
- Statue Lake
- Duck Lakes
- Sugar and High Lakes
- Week-long Highlights Trip
- Pacific Crest Trail
Hiking Trails:
- High Lake from Little Duck Lake = 5.2 miles
- South Sugar Lake from Bingham Trail pass = 1.5 miles
Big Blue Loop = 8.5 miles
High Lake from Duck Lake Trailhead via Little Duck Lake = 5.2 miles w/XC
South Sugar Lake from Bingham Lake Trailhead = 1.5 miles w/ XC
Russian Lake = 4 miles
Marble Mountain Wilderness
Hiking Trails:
- Marble Rim
- English Peak
- Ukonom
Isolated long distance treks:
- Wooley Creek
- Kidder Creek to Shelly Fork
- Kidder Creek to Portuguese
- Pacific Crest Trail
Smith River National Recreation Area
Trinity Alps Wilderness
Siskiyou Wilderness
Hiking Trails:
- Bear Lakes Trail
- Devil’s Punchbowl Trail
- Raspberry Lake Trail
- Wilderness Falls
- Clear Creek National Recreation Trail
- South Kelsey National Recreation Trail
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