Northern California: Klamath Mountains (Ch. 15)

 The Klamath Mountains lie in the northern most part of the state and some southern parts of Oregon. The Klamath mountains are possibly California's most prestine and least-visited range. Due to low population density of the area, the Klamath mountains are unheard of by most Californians especially those in the south. While low peaks and consist most of the Klamath mountain ranges, it is rich in rivers which cu through steep, heavily wooded peaks with raptors and fultures flying over head through the forest. Towns include Redding, Arcata, Weaverville, and Willow Creek. The Klamath mountains has inspired the "Bigfoot" story. The Klamath mountains are idea for climbing, hiking, back packing and river rafting.

Part of Low mountains and rivers of the Klamath Mountains

Klamath Mountains, Northern California/Southern Oregon