Backpacking in Six Rivers NF backcountry
5 documented trips · 0 total feet of climbing across all routes
Six Rivers NF backcountry at a glance
CaliPeaks documents 5 backpacking routes in Six Rivers NF backcountry, covering 144.9 miles of trail and 0 feet of cumulative climbing. Routes range from 6 mi (Island Lake Trail) to 49.4 mi (Haypress).
The area is managed by Six Rivers National Forest (USFS). None of the documented routes require a wilderness permit. The most-recommended months across these routes are May, June, July.
Island Lake Trail
Island Lake Trail is a 3-mile trail (one way per the Forest Service; out-and-back mileage listed) in Six Rivers NF backcountry. Difficulty i…
Bridge Creek Trail
Bridge Creek Trail is a 10.2-mile trail (one way per the Forest Service; out-and-back mileage listed) in Six Rivers NF backcountry. Difficul…
Haypress
Haypress is a 24.7-mile trail (one way per the Forest Service; out-and-back mileage listed) in Six Rivers NF backcountry. Difficulty is esti…
Boise Creek Campground Trail
Boise Creek Campground Trail is a 35-mile point-to-point route in Six Rivers NF backcountry. Difficulty is estimated from distance (Very str…
Wooley Creek Trail
Wooley Creek Trail is a 34.1-mile point-to-point route in Six Rivers NF backcountry. Difficulty is estimated from distance (Very strenuous);…