15500 US Highway 101 N., Klamath, CA 95548 A PLACE ......Trees of Mystery 800-638-3389 • 707-482-2251 Klamath, California 15500 US Highway 101 N., Klamath, CA 95548 4I 35 03N I12

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Trees of Mystery 800-638-3389 • 707-482-2251

Klamath, California15500 US Highway 101 N., Klamath, CA 95548

4I 35 03N I12 05 IIW• 40 miles south of the Oregon border

• 65 miles north of Eureka, CA• Easy access and safe parking • Open all year

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Explore Nature’s Showcase among some of the world’s oldest and tallest living specimens, growing here in fantastic, mysterious forms. You will be intrigued and inspired by these majestic giants of the forest.

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Stay in one of the 23 AAA-rated rooms at the Motel Trees and enjoy family themed dining at the Forest Cafe.

For reservations at Motel Trees: www.moteltrees.net or 800-848-2982.

Family Owned & Family Owned & Operated Since Operated Since 19419466

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rememberTrees of Mystery™ is California’s premier nature attraction on the North coast! For over 70 years we have been educating, entertaining, and introducing visitors from the world over to this awe-inspiring natural treasure.

We are pet friendly so you are invited to bring your furry travel companions along. Just don’t forget your leash.

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BROTHERHOOD TREE The largest privately owned Redwood standing over 300 feet, and 19 feet in diameter. Named for Brotherhood of Man.

FOREST EXPERIENCE TRAIL

Contains many interpretive signs with

little known redwood facts, as well as one

of the largest trees on the property

KINGDOM OF TREES TRAIL Is dedicated to the majesty and awe that being within a Coast Redwood forest brings you. You will see extraordinary specimens of Coastal Redwood, Sitka Spruce, Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock and Red Alder.

REDWOOD CANOPY TRAIL Walk the aerial netted suspension bridges through these majestic old-growth redwoods at a mid-canopy level with 8 viewing platforms from 50-100 feet high in the trees 9

suspension bridges, 23 to 130 feet long to create a one-

way walk over the forest floor.

SKY TRAIL™ GONDOLA Glide through the forest canopy. SkyTrail™ is a 7 to 9 minute ride in an enclosed six passenger gondola through the

redwood forest canopy to Ted’s Ridge. At Ted’s Ridge you will find a large observation deck offering spectacular views of the Klamath

back country to the east and stunning views over Hidden Beach and the Pacific ocean to the west.

END OF THE TRAIL MUSEUM Feel the history and journey back into the lives of the American Indian tribes through one of the largest private collections of authentic artifacts. Marvel at the baskets, weapons and tools that enabled these remarkable cultures to thrive. Museum admission is free.

WILDERNESS TRAIL Immerse yourself in the

rugged beauty – one mile, down-hill of advanced hiking

through the pristine back-county connecting SkyTrails Ted’s Ridge with the Forest

Experience trail. Experienced hikers with proper footwear.

TRAIL OF TALL TALES Here are the Tall Tales of Paul Bunyan and his friends carved in giant redwoods. The artist,

used only logger’s tools, a chainsaw, and a jack knife.

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