Yurok Country
FreeYurok tribal homeland along the lower Klamath River, with redwood forests and river-based tourism.

Trees of Mystery is an attraction in Klamath, CA, part of the The Redwood Coast guide. Cost: under $25.
15500 US-101 · Klamath, CA
Open since 1946, Trees of Mystery greets visitors with a towering talking Paul Bunyan statue and Babe the Blue Ox overlooking Highway 101. The SkyTrail gondola carries riders up through the redwood canopy for coastal views, and the grounds include a trail of oddly shaped trees and a well-regarded Native American art museum. It's one of the most recognizable roadside stops on the entire Redwood Coast.
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