Day Trips:

   Su-Mey Village located at Patrick’s Point State Park- Su-Mey Village located at Patrick’s Point State Park. Visit the recreated Yurok seasonal village - "Su-Mey" - consisting of traditional style family houses, a sweathouse, changing houses, a redwood canoe, and a dance house. The re-constructed village site is used to share Yurok culture with the public. It is also used for yearly Yurok traditional ceremonies.. Modern amenities nearby include: a parking area, a covered cooking shelter, and picnic tables. The village is open every day to the public.

• .Hidden Beach Trail – (part of the Coastal Trail) This beautiful 4 mile hike follows coastal bluffs to Lagoon Creek. Turn West from Highway 101 onto Requa Road to get started.
• Scenic Drive – Klamath Beach Drive is a dirt road and has an alternate route for trailers and RV’s at Alder Camp Road (see map). Enjoy unobstructed views of the mouth of the Klamath and the ocean below at several overlooks. At one overlook, a trail leads to a World War II-era Radar station disguised as a farmhouse and barn. Eight miles down the road you will connect with the Newton B. Drury Scenic Byway in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, home to a resident herd of Roosevelt Elk.
• Fern Canyon – Fern Canyon is one of the most spectacular hiles on the north coast. It is a very narrow, very steep rock canyon - draped in lush ferns- in the middle of an old-growth redwood forest. It is a one-of-a-kind geological formation that starts on an isolated, wind-swept beach. For more information and directions (click) Fern Canyon

National and State Parks-There are two State and National Parks located within Yurok ancestral territory.

The Redwood National Park
California State Parks

Jedediah Smith State Park

Patrick's Point State Park

Prairie Creek State Park

   Other Area Businesses

   Klamath River Jet-Boat Tours - Klamath Jet-Boat Tours is open May thru October. The tour takes a 50-mile scenic adventure ride up the Klamath River. The tour includes: a narrated history of the area, information about Yurok culture and the area’s wildlife. From the comfort of the jet-powered speed boat you may enjoy sighting many of the local wildlife such as elk, deer, bears, osprey, salmon, hawks, eagles and more. Reservations are recommended but drop-ins are welcome. The Jet Boat Tour office is located on Highway 101, 5 miles south of the Trees of Mystery. Klamath River Jet Boat  Tours can be reached toll-free at 1-800-887-JETS (5387)

   Trees of Mystery – Take a tour through the toprain forest . Ride the Skytram, a gondola which offers a unique vantage point of ancient redwood forests. You’ll also find the End of the Trail Museum, a 3,000 square foot space filled with Native American artifacts from all over the United States, including the Yurok Tribe. The collection is expansive and admission is free. For more information about Trees of Mystery click Trees of Mystery

   Tour-Thru Tree – Vehicles can drive through the center of a hollowed out, old-growth redwood tree!

Camping & RV Parks

There are over 1,200 campsites available in Klamath, all of which are in proximity to some of the best salmon and steelhead fishing in the world. Many offer riverside locations and docks. Some are park-like in their landscaping, others have organized activities, but one thing all of them have are helpful, friendly and knowledgeable staff.