Cheap Things To Do in Gasquet, California

(Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, 48', 1972, 05-08-A) across Sheep Pen Creek in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park SW of Gasquet , Del Norte County, CA. US199 W. (curves S.) 7.0 miles from jct with Middle Fork Gasquet Rd. in Gasquet, ... More on dalejtravis.com

This thirty-three-mile scenic drive traverses the spectacular Smith River Canyon as it winds eastward from Crescent City on the Pacific coast to the Oregon border. Theres magic in rivers. Sit besid... More on Trails

What a great way to spend a day in Coastal Northern California and Southern More on Trails

Logging history, tools, photos, logging activities, forest regeneration, plant identification tours More on MuseumsUSA.org

East of Crescent City, which is on the extreme northern coast of California, among the giant redwoods are lots of swimming holes in the Middle Fork and South Fork of the ... More on SwimmingHoles.info

'St. George Reef Light' is an inactive lighthouse located six miles (10 km) off the coast of northern ... More on Wikipedia

The St. George Reef Lighthouse is the result of the sinking of the coastal steamer Brother Jonathan, which sank on St. George Reef in July, 1865, with the loss of over 150 lives. As a result, plan... More on Exploredelnorte.com

The trail crosses meadows and alder forests just inland from the broad, sandy shoreline of Crescent Beach. The easy grade and pastoral surroundings make for a very pleasant walk, which culminates w... More on Trails

Beautiful easy trail with great ocean views and nice forest sections. More on Trails

Northwestern California's Emerald River with Trophy salmon and steelhead.The Smith River is a river on the ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Klamath River Jet Boat Tours is located at 17635 Hwy. 101 South, in Klamath, California. This company has t... More on TripAdvisor

Until it was by-passed by the modern highway, this was one of the few places on the Redwood Highway where it actually ran along the Pacific Ocean for some distance. The road was cut into the hillside and was narrow, winding and dangerous ... More on Tunneltree.com