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    Lake Siskiyou Trail - Spectacular views from the trail.

    Lake Siskiyou Trail

    4.8(6 reviews)
    27.1 mi

    Very well maintained trail along the perimeter of Lake Siskiyou. Decent amount of free parking near…read morethe trailhead/lakefront with bathrooms and trash cans. Tons of folks with boating equipment and stuff to hang out by the lake front and relax, fish, or have a picnic. The trail itself is a loop and you can turn around at any point. Not terribly strenuous and almost all flat - great for little ones/carrying a baby. There is a developed camp and a beach on the other side of the lake. If you're interested in a little bit more seclusion, there is plenty of space to spread out and relax, looking up at the base of Mt Shasha!

    This spot was utterly incredibly! Came here with my family as it is my brothers birthday and we…read morethought a Mount Shasta trip would be a nice easy fun get away from the rigors of Los Angeles and the concrete jungle. We stopped by after eating around the area (recommend the smokehouse or bbq, stay away from the Mexican food at all costs!!) So we went to cable beach and got off and walked around and went to the lake to skip rocks and hang out as we unfortunately forgot our bathing suits. The view was so incredible, and perfect I couldn't even believe the how breathtaking it was at sunset . We skipped many rocks and even made it into a competition which I won, then I went off and found a great stump to take pictures on and unfortunately I slipped and fell on the rocks. Caution! Many rocks here so take water shoes or something with a thick bottom! Although it was pretty funny I'm still hurting haha. We saw boats on the lake and some people off to the side having a picnic and taking a dip in the lovely, warm water. All in all this was an incredible place to stop by and visit! I highly, highly, highly, HIGHLYYY recommend coming here!

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    Lake Siskiyou Trail - Great "Kodak moment" of Mount Shasta from the trail.

    Great "Kodak moment" of Mount Shasta from the trail.

    Lake Siskiyou Trail
    Lake Siskiyou Trail - Lake Siskiyou and Mount Shasta, view from the trail.

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    Lake Siskiyou and Mount Shasta, view from the trail.

    Hedge Creek Falls

    Hedge Creek Falls

    4.6(53 reviews)
    29.1 mi

    Great little hike, work the walk. Little park at the trailhead, dog friendly, easy hike for me and…read moremy dogs. Cool falls, not an excessive amount of water due to time of year, can walk behind the falls. I didn't hike beyond the falls as I had a long drive ahead of me. So glad I found this spot. Lots of berry plants, beware of poison oak. You can scan a QR code to donate to the upkeep of the park, trail and falls.

    A must-stop on your drive through Northern California other than stopping for Weed…read more Remember: "Leaves of three, rub them on me" Right off the 5, there's a small picnic table, gazebo, drinking fountain (functional spring to fall) at the head of the trail that descends 160-200 feet down, crossing a small stream, past the highest concentration of poison oal in the area. Remember: "leaves of three, yum yummy" You'll hear the waterfall by the time you hit the switchback. The waterfall has a 30-35 foot plunge into a icy pool shallow enough to play in before it joins the Sacramento River. Because it's not huge or dangerous, you can actually pose next to it, dip your head into it, and hang out in the dark, shady, slippery rock cave behind the waterfall. I recommend going back up, especially if this was a pit stop on a road trip, but you can continue the hike, following Hedge Creek along the poison oak. Remember: "Leaves of three: make a tea" Allegedly there are more waterfalls if you pass the main waterfall and an observation deck looking down on the Sac River. Looking down, as in vantage point; not looking down on it for its historical elevated levels of mercury and arsenic from gold mining operations. If you want to get crazy, there's a rough and unofficial trail to the top of the falls. Option A: walk north from the parking lot about 75 yards and then cut through the trees to an obvious path. Option B: Climb about 35 feet up from the first switchback to get to that same path. From I-5 N exit Siskiyou and turn left. From I-5S., turn left. In both cases, turn right on Mott Rod and look for parking on the right. And remember, "Leaves of Three: Snack with Glee"

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    Hedge Creek Falls - View of the falls from the cave.

    View of the falls from the cave.

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    Sandy Bar Ranch - Deck facing the river and the forest

    Sandy Bar Ranch

    4.0(5 reviews)
    40.3 mi

    My family and I stay here almost every year and we absolutely love it here. The cabins are quaint…read morewith great heaters (we come in December), a full kitchen, amazing fruit, amazing river with a sandy bar and wonderful hosts. My grandaughters 3 and 4 years old begged us to stay there forever when we left today. They played soccer with one of the doggies, picked kiwis, played ping pong, climbed trees, built sand castles, and found heart shaped rocks to name a few reasons they loved it. Bring your own groceries and they have pots and pans , dishes, coffee maker, towels and everything you need to cook and wash your dishes. We will be back for sure. The hosts take care of any issues immediately ( we had a slow draining sink they fixed right away). The cabins do not have wifi, tv, or cell reception but you can walk a short distance to the office and get wifi.

    We have been coming here every summer since our first child was born in 1997. We know no better…read moreplace to completely relax and recharge in a beautiful, peaceful environment. Built from old-growth redwoods in the 1930s, the cabins are simple, clean, and well-maintained. The best feature is the covered back porch where you can spend hours listening to the river and the rustling of oak leaves. There are usually fresh produce, eggs and goat cheese for sale, all grown and raised on the property. The kids love exploring the extensive garden with its fruit trees, berries, veggies and flowers. They have also enjoyed helping collect eggs and milk the goats. There are lots of trails and swimming spots in the area, but we spend most of our days on the sandy little beach just below the cabins, sunning, swimming, catching toads, and watching the occasional bald eagles, ospreys, river otters and salmon.

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    Sandy Bar Ranch - Kitchen area

    Kitchen area

    Sandy Bar Ranch - Main cabin space

    Main cabin space

    Sandy Bar Ranch - Our cabins are a stone's throw from a private swim spot on the Klamath River

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    Our cabins are a stone's throw from a private swim spot on the Klamath River

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