Recreational Activities
Framed by distinctive geology and views of a timeless landscape, the Modoc National Forest is a place where solitude and recreation come together connecting people to the land and the past. These ecosystems with their rich habitat create abundant opportunities for recreation around water, wildlife viewing, fishing and hunting. A network of scenic drives provide local communities and growing urban areas easy access to a rich heritage of land use and culture from Native Americans to present day ranching. In concert with communities the forest provides learning opportunities that invite visitors to stay, enjoy, and care for the forest in ways that maintain this remote, quiet character.
Camping
Most recreation sites within the Modoc National Forest are open
from June through October. During the remainder of the year, some
sites may be kept open as needed or as weather permits.
Recreational facilities that remain open will offer reduced services.
Water systems are turned off during the winter months. Recreation
Overview Map
Safety
Whether you're roughing it in a tent or planning a family outing
to a national forest, there are many ways to make sure your experience
is fun and safe.
Consider the following safety tips when you visit a national forest
or national grassland.
Emigrant Trails Scenic Byway
As As a result of a united community effort supported by a Grant
from the Forest Service, the Forest Service designated the Emigrant
Trails Scenic Byway.
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