We have established links to them from our Klamath River page. If you plan on camping along the river, don't forget your fire pan and California campfire permit. You will also want to pack out human waste. Tributary creeks seem to be dropping and will not be floatable much longer. The trail to Ukonom Falls has not received maintenance this spring.
High water makes the creek crossings very dangerous.
It is recommended that you don't attempt to cross flooding creeks without proper knowledge of shallow water crossing procedures. We will try to work the trail to the falls early in June. Please help us clean up our beautiful waterways. We will post a River Cleanup Journal on this page listing our progress and findings in the rivers and creeks. We hope this website will furnish the type of information to allow you to safely plan your river trip or vacation to the Klamath National Forest.