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GRAYS MEADOWS
Located in the
eastern Sierra, six miles west of the
town of Independence, California near
Onion Valley and the Shepherd Pass
Trailhead. Campground is located next to
a stream that is stocked weekly. Flush
toilets are provided throughout the
campground.
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Willow
Creek Community Service District
530-629-2136,
willowcreekcsd@hotmail.com,
P. O. Box 8, 135 Willow Road, Willow
Creek, California, 95573, INFO: RV Host
for 11 campsites on Trinity River- Full
Hook up. Camp Kimtu - beach, fishing,
nearby markets, restaurants, etc.
Seasonal or year around.
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Tamarisk Mobile home & RV Park
18025 Langlois Road, Desert Hot Springs,
Riverside, CA, 92241- Info: 96 full
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California State
and National Parks |
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Tahoe National Forest 2005 is the 100th
anniversary of the creation of the United States
Forest Service. Beginning with the charge from our
first Chief, Gifford Pinchot to provide the
"greatest good for the greatest number in the long
run", the United States Forest Service manages
millions of acres of national forests and
grasslands throughout the United States with the
current mission statement of "Caring for the Land
and Serving People." During 2005, we'll be sharing
some of the images and stories from the Tahoe NF
archives as we celebrate our Centennial year. Stay
tuned!
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Stanislaus National Forest Welcome to the
Stanislaus National Forest, where you can fish in
over 800 miles of rivers and streams, stay in a
campground, or hike into the backcountry seeking
pristine solitude. You can swim near a sandy beach
or wade into cold clear streams cooling your feet
while lost in the beauty of nature, raft the
exciting Tuolumne River, or canoe one of the many
gorgeous lakes. You can ride a horse, a mountain
bike or a snowmobile. Clearly the choice is yours
in the special places of the Stanislaus National
Forest.
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Six
Rivers National Forest Six Rivers National
Forest lies east of Redwood State and National
Parks in northwestern California, and stretches
southward from the Oregon border for about 140
miles. It encompasses 957,590 National Forest acres
and 133,410 acres of other ownership. more »
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Sierra National Forest The Sierra National
Forest, located on the western slope of the central
Sierra Nevada, is known for its spectacular
mountain scenery and abundant natural resources.
The Sierra National Forest encompasses more than
1.3 million acres between 900 and 13,986 feet in
elevation. The terrain includes rolling,
oak-covered foothills, heavily forested middle
elevation slopes and the starkly beautiful alpine
landscape of the High Sierra.
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Shasta-Trinity National Forest As the
largest national forest in California, the
employees of the "Shasta-T" manage a healthy forest
by enhancing wildlife habitat, maintaining clean
water, producing timber products, and safeguarding
communities at risk from wildfires. With a diverse
landscape ranging from 1,000 to 14,162 feet, the
2.1 million acre Forest encompasses five
wildernesses, hundreds of mountain lakes, and 6,278
miles of streams. The Forest is a haven for outdoor
enthusiasts providing recreational opportunities
for hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, camping,
mountain climbing, skiing, and scenic driving.
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Sequoia National Forest The Sequoia
National Forest and Giant Sequoia National Monument
are named for the giant sequoia, the world's
largest tree. The landscape is as spectacular as
its 38 groves of giant sequoia. Majestic granite
monoliths, glacier-torn canyons, roaring
whitewater, and lush meadows await your discovery
at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada Mountain
Range.
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San Bernardino National Forest Welcome to
the San Bernardino National Forest! Located
adjacent to southern California's large urban
population, the mountains of Southern California
offer unique opportunities for residents and
visitors alike. The clean air, blue skies, mountain
lakes, challenging trails, and beautiful views of
the valley below are just some of the surprises
awaiting visitors. Ranging in elevation from 2,000
feet on the valley floor to 11,502 feet at the top
of Mount San Gorgonio, they contain many different
habitats and over 440 species of wildlife for
visitors to enjoy.
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Plumas National Forest On this date 100
years ago, the Forest Service was created as an
agency with a unique mission: to sustain healthy,
diverse, and productive forests and grasslands for
present and future generations. As the agency
approaches its centennial, we ask that you join us
in reflecting on the organization’s proud history
and traditions and exploring ways to move into a
new century of “Caring for the Land and Serving
People.”
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Modoc National Forest This site is the
official web site of the Modoc National Forest.
Here you will find information and links to and
about the recreation and management activities
associated with Modoc National Forest located in
the northeastern corner of California. Modoc
National Forest has outstanding opportunities for
recreation, special habitat management, unique
species viewing, sustainable ecosystem and
watershed management.
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Mendocino National Forest The Mendocino
National Forest straddles the eastern spur of the
Coastal Mountain Range in northwestern California,
just a three hour drive north of San Francisco and
Sacramento. Some 65 miles long and 35 miles across,
the Forest's 913,306 federally owned acres of
mountains and canyons offer a variety of
recreational opportunities - camping, hiking,
backpacking, boating, fishing, hunting, nature
study, photography, and off-highway vehicle travel.
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Los
Padres National Forest Los Padres National
Forest encompasses nearly two million acres in the
beautiful coastal mountains of central California.
The forest stretches across almost 220 miles from
the Big Sur Coast in Monterey County to the western
edge of Los Angeles County.
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Lassen National Forest The Lassen National
Forest lies at the heart of one of the most
fascinating areas of California, called the
Crossroads. Here the granite of the Sierra Nevada,
the lava of the Cascades and the Modoc Plateau, and
the sagebrush of the Great Basin meet and blend.
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Lake Tahoe Basin Management Area Located in
the Sierra Nevada mountains, Lake Tahoe's
beautiful, sapphire-blue waters straddle the
California-Nevada state line. The lake's elevation
averages 6,225 feet, and surrounding peaks reach
heights of up to 10,880 feet. Relaxation and
recreation abound in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Please
come and enjoy one of your national treasures.
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Klamath National Forest With elevations
that range from 900 to 9,000 feet above sea level,
the Forest is truly one of America’s most
biologically diverse regions.
- Inyo
National Forest Located in California's
beautiful Eastern Sierra, the Inyo National Forest
offers clean air, crystal blue skies, mountain
lakes and streams, challenging trails, high
mountain peaks, and beautiful views. With over two
million acres, the Inyo National Forest is home to
many natural wonders, including Mt. Whitney, Mono
Lake, Mammoth Lakes Basin, and the Ancient
Bristlecone Pine Forest, as well as seven
Congressionally-designated Wildernesses, comprising
over 650,000 acres of land. Recreational
opportunities include camping, picnicking, hiking,
backpacking, equestrian use, and off-highway
vehicle use. Two ski resorts offer alpine skiing
and snowboarding; over 100 miles of trails groomed
for multiple purpose winter use (snowmobile,
skiing, and hiking), and approximately 45 miles of
trails groomed for cross-country skiing.
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Eldorado National Forest Mother Nature has
been extremely active this winter. Snow levels have
not been this deep in 10 years i.e.: 15 feet at
Loon Lake (6,000 feet in elevation). The majority
of the roads on the forest are inaccessible due to
snow levels. Dru Barner campground near Georgetown
is the only Forest Service campground open. Sly
Park campground (EID) is open in the Pollock Pines
area. Skiing conditions are good. Be careful in the
backcountry since avalanches are always a
possibility.
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Cleveland National Forest The Cleveland
National Forest is a very special place in southern
California. The forest is a haven for wildlife and
plants. The wild shrub and tree-covered mountains
are remnants of a landscape that at one time
covered most of southern California. With the
settling of missions, towns, cities, and suburbs,
populated areas now surround the mountains. Natural
areas for plants and animals have become smaller
and smaller, and in some cases, have disappeared.
In December 1999, the Cleveland National Forest
completed the Southern California Mountains and
Foothills Assessment. This assessment discusses
habitat and species conservation issues
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Angeles National Forest The Angeles
National Forest is located within an hour's drive
for more than 20 million people who live in the
Greater Los Angeles area, and provides a wealth of
recreation opportunities
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