The Trees of Mystery, Klamath

800-638-3389
15500 US Highway 101 N.
Klamath, CA 95548

This is a nearby MUST SEE (only 5.6 miles north of Klamath)!  Explore the Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods, adapting in fantastic ways in order to be among the “oldest Living Things on the Planet.” Ride Sky Trail and get a bird’s eye view of the redwoods and the only six passenger forest gondola on the continent glides you silently through the forest canopy.

The Historic Requa Inn

707-482-1425
451 Requa Road
Requa, CA 95548
http://www.requainn.com

The most unique and historical bed and breakfast in the Redwood National Park.  At the mouth of the Klamath River along California’s North Coast, the Historic Requa Inn offers a special lodging experience in the heart of California’s Redwoods and less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean. Offering spectacular river views and rustic accommodations, our central location makes the Inn your ideal base camp to explore where the Redwoods meet the Sea. Unwind at the end of an adventuresome day in our simple, yet comfortable, rooms; soak in the hot-tub; savor delicious home-cooked meals; and enjoy the camaraderie of your fellow guests.

http://www.yuroktribe.org/lodgingdining.htmThe Requa Resort is a full-service campground located just above the Klamath River’s confluence with the ocean. The Resort boasts beautiful views of one the California’s most pristine estuaries. There are ample opportunities for fishing, hiking, birding and simply relaxing on the beach, during the summer months. The resort is fully-equipped with full RV-hook-ups for power and sewage, picnic tables, barbeque pits, hot showers, a convenience store and more. The Resort is open all year.

707-482-3152
15495 US Hwy 101 N.
Klamath, CA 95548
https://www.treesofmystery.net/motel-trees.php

Directly across Highway 101 from the Trees of Mystery. This motel is AAA rated and very cozy in each theme room. Clean and comfortable and when you look out your window you’ll see Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox towering over The Trees of Mystery. A fun place to stay for the young and young at heart of all ages. Close to ocean Beaches (within 1 mile of fishing, beach-combing, picnicking) and The Klamath River (more fishing, boating, rafting, sight-seeing, etc), smack in the middle of the Redwood State and National Parks.

The Historic Requa Inn

707-482-1425
451 Requa Road
Requa, CA 95548
http://www.requainn.com

The most unique and historical bed and breakfast in the Redwood National Park.  At the mouth of the Klamath River along California’s North Coast, the Historic Requa Inn offers a special lodging experience in the heart of California’s Redwoods and less than a mile from the Pacific Ocean. Offering spectacular river views and rustic accommodations, our central location makes the Inn your ideal base camp to explore where the Redwoods meet the Sea. Unwind at the end of an adventuresome day in our simple, yet comfortable, rooms; soak in the hot-tub; savor delicious home-cooked meals; and enjoy the camaraderie of your fellow guests.

707-482-2081
15870 US 101
Klamath, CA 95548

Shirley M. on Yelp. I just returned home after a two week getaway up the north coast.  Had to review this immediately.  Found a great hidden gem in the mystic forest.  Wonderful food in a country market.  There’s a small cafe in the back of the market. 5 Stars!

Spey-Gee Point Guide Service

530-625-4193
http://klamathriveradventures.com

Spey-Gee Point Guide Service is operated by life-long Klamath River fisherman Thomas Willson. In addition to a world-class, Klamath salmon and steelhead guide service, Spey-Gee Point Guide Service also offers a stay in luxurious cabin nestled on the banks of the beautiful Klamath River.

Blue Creek Guide Service

707-482-0579
http://www.yurokfishingguides.com/

The Klamath River, Lower Trinity River, and Smith River in Northern California offer some of the finest fishing in the world. Blue Creek Guide Service is one of the very few Yurok-run guide services on these prime fishing rivers. The Carlson family has lived on the Klamath River for many generations and has a deep understanding of the rivers and the fish of this region.

Trees of Mystery, Klamath

707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.net

Located 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts.  Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!

The Trees of Mystery, Klamath

800-638-3389
15500 US Highway 101 N.
Klamath, CA 95548

This is a nearby MUST SEE (only 5.6 miles north of Klamath)!  Explore the Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods, adapting in fantastic ways in order to be among the “oldest Living Things on the Planet.” Ride Sky Trail and get a bird’s eye view of the redwoods and the only six passenger forest gondola on the continent glides you silently through the forest canopy.

707-482-7775
17635 U.S 101
Klamath, CA 95548
http://www.jetboattours.com/

Operating seasonally from May 1st through September 30th, Klamath Jet Boat Tours invites you to join them on one of their daily fun-for-all tours up the famous Klamath River. An experienced captain and narrator will describe the River’s rich history, local Native American culture, and thriving wildlife. Bear, Blacktail Deer, Elk, Soaring Osprey, Eagles, Hawks, Otters, Mink and many other varieties of wildlife may be seen by looking carefully along the riverbanks.

The Trees of Mystery, Klamath

800-638-3389
15500 US Highway 101 N.
Klamath, CA 95548

This is a nearby MUST SEE (only 5.6 miles north of Klamath)!  Explore the Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods, adapting in fantastic ways in order to be among the “oldest Living Things on the Planet.” Ride Sky Trail and get a bird’s eye view of the redwoods and the only six passenger forest gondola on the continent glides you silently through the forest canopy.