The Klamath National Forest is one of America’s most biologically diverse regions. This beautiful forest is an uncrowded haven for campers, hikers, wildlife viewers, hunters, fishermen, mountain bikers, rafters, kayakers and naturalists alike. 

Some of the most outstanding attractions include: Marble Mountain Wilderness – composed primarily of rock formations containing cambrian marine invertebrates. This wilderness features an unparalleled diversity of plant life found nowhere else in California. The Klamath, Salmon and Scott Rivers and their tributaries provide over 300 miles of whitewater river offering rafting, kayaking, and water-based recreation. The Goosenest Ranger District  has unique volcanic landscape features to enjoy, with forests, high deserts, lakes, meadows, aspen groves and wetlands rich with birdlife.