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	Siskiyou Trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The historic route of the Siskiyou Trail extended from the headquarters of the Hudson's Bay Company, at Ft. Vancouver in southern Washington, to the San Francisco Bay Area.
		The Trail used the valleys of the Willamette, Umpqua, Rogue, Klamath, Shasta and Sacramento Rivers to make the connection between Oregon and California, and to traverse the rugged mountains of Northern California and Southern Oregon.
		The Trail crested at the Siskiyou Summit (elevation 4037 feet) just north of the Oregon-California border, and went past or near landmarks such as Mount Shasta, Upper Soda Springs, Castle Crags, and Sutter Buttes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Siskiyou_Trail (622 words)

	Siskiyou County, California - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Siskiyou County is a county located in far northernmost part of the U.S. state of California, in the Cascade Mountains on the Oregon border.
		Siskiyou County was created on March 22, 1852 from parts of Shasta and Klamath Counties, and named after the Siskiyou mountain range.
		The Siskiyou Trail was based on Native American footpaths, was expanded by Hudson's Bay Company trappers in the 1830s, and was expanded still further by "Forty-Niners" during the California Gold Rush.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Siskiyou_County,_California (595 words)

	Siskiyou Trail Project
		The Siskiyou summit was one arena of conflict during the Rogue River wars, as Indians and Pioneers fought for possession of the State of Jefferson.
		In the final decades of the 19th century, development of the trail mirrored the attempts by the victorious Americans to integrate themselves into a larger, capitalistic, landscape: the trail was re-engineered and re-plotted as a toll road in 1860; a telegraph line was completed in 1864; and the Southern Pacific Railroad was completed in 1887.
		These remains are reasonably identified with the portion of the trail used by the HBC after 1827, and by the first gold miners and emigrants to cross between Oregon and California in the late 1840's and 1850's.
	www.sou.edu /SOCIOL/arch/SISKIYOU.HTM (675 words)

	Mountain Biking in Medford, Oregon
		The trail itself is 8.2 miles with elevations of 2280 to 4765 feet and is considered to be moderate to difficult.
		This trail is 4.9 miles with elevations of 2069 to 4400 feet and is considered to be moderate to difficult.
		The trail is 3.1 miles with elevations of 3600 to 5400 feet and is considered to be moderately difficult.
	www.eatstayplay.com /html/or/l39p319.html (542 words)

	eSouthernOregon.com - Your Gateway to the Rogue Valley
		One of the prettiest sections of the trail is the stretch between Siskiyou Gap and Wrangle Gap, west of the ski area.
		Trail running generally attracts people who are more interested in seeing the country and finishing the course than taking first place, says Ashland runner Marilyn Bailey, one of this year’s SOB organizers.
		The trail soon leaves the trees and moves on to rocky country that is flecked with manzanita, cedars and white pines.
	www.esouthernoregon.com /Page.asp?NavID=655 (6010 words)

	Mail Tribune News - Tracing lives on pioneers’ highway
		The trail was first used by Indians before the fur traders and later settlers began following their footsteps, she said.
		The juniper marking the trail is at least 200 years old, estimated Frank Lang, a retired SOU biology professor who is part of a science team doing research in the monument for the BLM.
		In addition to being a route to the north, the trail was also used by early-day argonauts, he said.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/2000/june/063000n2.htm (765 words)

	Cave Springs Resort Motel and Cabins \| Hiking, Day Hikes, Hike, Backpacking, Pacific Crest Trail, PCT, in Dunsmuir, ...
		Siskiyou Wilderness may be the least known and most infrequently visited wilderness area in California.
		The trail begins at the southeast corner of the campus, and ends along College Avenue at the northwest corner.
		A paved trail leads you along the creek, artworks present natural and cultural history, and benches and picnic tables invite you to spend some time in the greenway's special places.
	www.cavesprings.com /hiking.html (2257 words)

	Siskiyou County Visitors' Bureau Web Site - Hike of the Month: The COS Bear Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Hikers and runners love this scenic trail which meanders for three miles through the wooded area south of College of the Siskiyous in Weed.
		The trail abounds with visual delight every season of the year, from spring wildflowers to autumn colors.
		The Bear Trail exits the forest on the other side of the COS campus, beside the theater building and athletic fields.
	www.visitsiskiyou.org /hikes/hike4.html (298 words)

	Shasta-Trinity National Forests
		Philpot Creek Interpretive Trail: This trail begins at the Philpot Campground and ends at the falls on the North Fork of Philpot Creek.
		Many of the trails at Shasta Lake follow the lake shoreline Three of these shoreline trails, Bailey Cove, Packers Bay, and Clikapudi,make loops and return to their point of origin via a different route.
		Beginning at 3,500 feet near Lake Siskiyou, the trail climbs to the 8,020 foot Deadfall Summit, then drops to 7,200 feet to tie in with the Pacific Crest Trail.
	www.etreking.com /eTreking/Pages/ShastaTrinity.html (1323 words)

	Mount Shasta Annotated Bibliography - Chapter 13
		Among her findings is the 1856 published statement by Ross McCloud in which he advertises his new project: "The new trail by way of the Sacramento river to Yreka is now completed and trains can now pass without crossing any mountains or having any deep snows to contend with.
		The undersigned claims this trail to be the best mountain trail in Calif, and asks the public to test its merits and decide for themselves.
		The new trail enabled the setllement of the upper Sacramento canyon and was instrumental in facilitating the Mt. Shasta region settlement of the late 1850's. 13.
	www.siskiyous.edu /shasta/bib/B13.htm (6248 words)

	thebackpacker.com - trail talk - siskiyou scramble trip report
		Once on the trail, it was a downhill cruise up the valley to a small meadow about ½ from the lake.
		Beyond that it is trail to the lake.
		We hit the trail at about 6:15 still considering hiking all the way to Private Lk (7+ miles and over 2000' elevation gain) The trail starts out by steeply traversing the side of Black Butte and eventually Lookout Mountain.
	www.thebackpacker.com /trailtalk/thread/8744,-1.php (2827 words)

	Hiking in Roseburg, Oregon
		This trail is 9 miles long, has a more difficult rating, and receives ligh to moderate use.
		This trail is 5.5 miles long, has an easiest rating, and receives light to heavy use.
		The previously separate Rogue River and Siskiyou National Forests and their nine ranger district offices were administratively combined in 2004.
	www.eatstayplay.com /html/or/l26p936.html (365 words)

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		McGrew Trail Petition Summary The Siskiyou Project and others are petitioning the Forest Supervisors of the Siskiyou and Six Rivers National Forest to close the McGrew Trail (FS Roads 4402-019 and 4402-450) to motorized vehicle traffic.
		The McGrew Trail is increasingly being used, both on and off route, by four-wheel drive, off-highway and off-road vehicles ("ORVs" or generally "vehicles").
		Therefore, the McGrew Trail should be closed to motorized vehicle use in order to protect POC along the route and throughout the watersheds that are traversed by the trail.
	www.northcoastcnps.org /mcgrew.txt (1722 words)

	GORP - Rogue River National Forest - Oregon -Trails in the Ashland Ranger District
		If you quietly walk the trail in early morning or evening you may be the lucky one who catches a glimpse of this furry engineer at work on one of several active dams visible from the trail.
		The Brown Mountain Trail is 7.8 miles in length and runs from Lake of the Woods on the Winema National Forest to Forest Road #3705 on the Rogue River National Forest.
		The trail ends in the canyon of the South Fork of Little Butte Creek, where fishing for small cutthroat and rainbow trout is usually very good, although the way up or down stream from the trail's end is quite rugged.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_national_forest/or/hik_rog1.htm (6300 words)

	Welcome To Pacific Crest Trail Association - Northern California (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the fall, the skies are often filled with migrating birds on their journey south along the Pacific coast flyway.
		The trail reaches 7,600' elevation in the mountains connecting the inland Cascade Range with the coastal ranges, winding north through the Marble Mountains before descending to the Klamath River (elev.
		It climbs again to the crest of the Siskiyou Mountains and traverses east, entering Oregon near this section's end at Interstate 5 near Siskiyou Summit (elev.
	www.pcta.org /about_trail/overview/northern.asp (379 words)

	Siskiyou Wild Rivers Campaign
		The Siskiyou Project and other conservation groups have asked Wyden to speak out against the Forest Service's plans to log old growth in the Siskiyou Mountains, but so far he has failed to do so.
		In the Siskiyou Wild Rivers area, fire is a natural part of these forests, and the reserves that burned in the 2002 have begun rejuvenating naturally.
		The Siskiyou Project is leading a plaintiff group that has taken the Forest Service to court in order to bring justice back to our Siskiyou forests.
	www.siskiyou.org /swrc/timbersales/hobson_lazy.cfm (465 words)

	Press Release - McConnell Foundation Grant
		Volunteers are needed to form organized trail-maintaining clubs that are committed to the long-term care of an adopted section of trail.
		Shasta and Siskiyou counties are host to 291 of the 2,650-mile PCT.
		Many sections of the trail are currently served by organized trail groups, but volunteerism in the Northern California region is somewhat limited and can use your additional support.
	www.pcta.org /media/PressReleases/McConnell.asp (361 words)

	Ashland Daily Tidings :: Online Newspaper Edition - Your Community News Source Since 1876.
		It’s fairly obvious to anyone who cranes their head to both the east and the west of Ashland that there is a great difference from one side of the Bear Creek Valley to the other.
		To the west are the lush, heavily forested, steep and craggy Siskiyou Mountains.
		While Trail and DellaSala were quick to point out that the Cascade ecoregion is significant in its own right, they both stressed that the Klamath-Siskiyou ecoregion is unique and among the most amazing in North America, if not the world.
	www.dailytidings.com /2005/0608/060805n1.shtml (1392 words)

	Siskiyou West, Where the West Meets the Pacific
		Siskiyou West Day Lodge is located between the pristine Southern Oregon Coast and the majestic Siskiyou mountains.
		Astride matching pinto steeds, catch a glimpse of the exhilarating ride, as the two race across the mountain prairie to the stream for the horses to quench their thirst.
		Whether you want to stroll along the trails, or canter with the wind we have the horse for you.
	www.siskiyouwest.com (306 words)

	Siskiyou History: 1875-1899
		While gold and mining continued as an economic force in Siskiyou County during the last quarter of the ninteenth century, the expansion of ranching and logging brought more settlers to the area.
		The Siskiyou Trail: The Archaeology of an Emigrant Wagon Road, from Southern Oregon University.
		Siskiyou Cemeteries Online, indexing the stones and markers of cemeteries in the county.
	www.siskiyouhistory.org /1875.html (633 words)

	Timeline
		British “fur brigades” continue to use the trail during expeditions to and from California from Fort Vancouver.
		The first Americans visit the trail, driving cattle from California to their new settlements in the Willamette Valley.
		The trail over the Siskiyou summit is surveyed for the construction of a Territorial Road.
	www.sou.edu /SOCIOL/arch/time.htm (284 words)

	GORP - Siskiyou Wilderness, California
		The Siskiyou Wilderness encompasses 153,000 acre and is managed by three National Forests.
		The Upper South Fork Smith River, a designated Wild and Scenic river, and the South Kelsey National Recreation Trail are in the northern part of the area.
		TRAIL ACCESS: The southwest side can be accessed from U.S. 199 onto County Road 427 to Forest Service Road 15N01.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_wilderness_area/ca_siski.htm (333 words)

	Mount Ashland-area PCT offers wildflower show - July 23, 2004
		A 3.8-mile section of trail between Wrangle Gap and Siskiyou Gap has plenty of wildflowers this time of year.
		If your hiking party travels in two cars, this is a perfect trail to leave a shuttle car at one end of the route to avoid retracing your steps.
		This section of the PCT traverses the north slope of the Siskiyou crest, so it escapes some of the blazing summer sun and retains groundwater moisture longer than the south side.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/2004/0723/life/stories/01life.htm (506 words)

	1999 Annual Report
		Located in Siskiyou County near the town of Grenada, the acreage lies on both banks of the Shasta River.
		This project will create a Lake Siskiyou Watershed Specific Plan that will characterize the current state of tributaries to Lake Siskiyou, identify current and proposed land uses within the watershed, create a plan that will protect the pristine, and encourage restoration of the degraded tributaries and establish best management practices for activities in the watershed.
		The Council augmented the original amount of funding with a 10 percent allotment for overhead, but the administrators of both programs donate their staff time, leaving that much more to be used for grants to applicants.
	cantaratrustees.org /reports/1999/99report.html (2599 words)

	Northern California State Parks, Wilderness Areas
		There are 18 miles of improved trails available to hikers and backpackers including several miles of the famous Pacific Crest Trail.
		Surrounded by primitive back country, winters are cold and wet but the long, warm summers and easy access make the park a popular place to visit throughout the rest of the year.
		Indian Creek Trail - 1 mile gentle nature trial, Crags Trail/Indian Springs Trail - strenuous 2.7 mile hike climbing 2,250 feet in elevation ending at Castle Dome, an excellent spot for a picnic.
	www.shastahome.org /parks.htm (1265 words)

	Scott Valley Visitors Information - Siskiyou County
		There are numerous access roads or trails for every kind of backpacker or hiker to enjoy.
		The Pacific Crest trail is one of the more famous trails.
		This mountainous region is part of the Klamath Mountains and is located in the Northern most part of California, bordered by the Trinity Alps to the South and the Siskiyou Mountains on the Oregon border to the North.
	www.shastahome.org /scottvalley.htm (1000 words)

	Hiking Bailey Mountain Trail, Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon - CompassMonkey.com
		The Bailey Mountain Trail is in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness.
		It is a steep rugged trail that crosses the Chetco River and Carter Creek.
		The Bailey Mountain Trail is accessed from either the Upper Chetco Trail or the Little Chetco Trail.
	www.compassmonkey.com /activities/activities.php/827 (139 words)

	The Ashland Woodlands and Trails Association News Page
		This trail is particularly important for our trail system as it connects upper Hitt Road with Strawberry Lane near the 10-acres of city-owned open space at the corner of Westwood and Strawberry Lane.
		We envision this trail as the beginning of a master trail route that would continue down Wright’s Creek to the greenway.
		The Ashland Master Trail Plan Committee held its second public meeting at a private residence on Strawberry Lane to discuss a possible trail corridor down Wright’s Creek to the greenway.
	www.ashlandtrails.org /News.html (1086 words)

	Siskiyou Project - Get Involved - Happenings
		This free event is co-sponsored by the Siskiyou Project and Rogue Group Sierra Club.
		Join, Siskiyou Project board member, Romain Cooper, on a hike along the Boundary Trail to the shoulder of Grayback Mountain.
		Siskiyou Project tours land proposed by the BLM for logging near Selma.
	www.siskiyou.org /get_involved/happenings/Hikes_and_Events.cfm (898 words)

	California Wilderness Coalition: protecting our wild lands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The South Kelsey National Recreation Trail, Dillon Creek Trail and the Forks of Blue Trail cross the area.
		The Siskiyou proposed wilderness additions are among California's wildest, most remote lands.
		The additions contain the South Kelsey National Recreation Trail, Dillon Creek Trail, and the Blue Trail, which one hiking guide described as "One of the wildest, loveliest and loneliest of all the Siskiyou trails."
	www.calwild.org /places/nwca/siskiyou.php (301 words)

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