Klamath Travel Guide

Walk among ancient redwoods and marvel at chainsaw-carved folklore figures in this unique forest attraction. Glide above the canopy in the SkyTrail gondola for breathtaking views of towering trees and the Pacific Ocean.

False Klamath Cove captivates with its dark grey sandy beach and dramatic rock formations. Explore vibrant tide pools and watch thousands of seabirds nesting on the adjacent sea stack during spring and summer months.

Where the Klamath River meets the Pacific, this overlook offers prime whale watching during migration seasons. Bring binoculars to spot seals and seabirds while enjoying spectacular sunset views over the ocean.

This 1.2-mile coastal trail winds through forests and bluffs, revealing spectacular Pacific Ocean vistas and offshore sea stacks. Bring binoculars to spot seabirds and visit Hidden Beach at low tide.

Hidden Beach rewards hikers with a secluded cove of dramatic coastal scenery and driftwood-strewn shores. Explore the peaceful shoreline while listening to waves crash against impressive offshore rocks.

Perched on California's dramatic coastline, High Bluff Overlook offers stunning Pacific Ocean panoramas ideal for whale watching. Bring binoculars and enjoy a picnic while spotting majestic marine life during migrations.

A tranquil rest stop where a calm lagoon meets coastal trails, with signs about logging history. Enjoy a picnic before exploring the Yurok Loop Trail for stunning ocean views and sea stacks.

This disguised World War II radar station mimics a farmhouse and barn, concealing its military purpose. Explore the short trail to discover its wartime history while enjoying scenic coastal views.