Youth Hostel in Klamath - Travel Tips for HI hostel HI - Klamath - Redwood National Park, USA (Page 1/8)Book
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29 Oct 2009 Hsiao-Song, USA:
free pancake mix in the kitchen, and Thai food in Crescent City. |
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29 Oct 2009 Hsiao-Song, USA:
curling up before the living room furnace with a book. |
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29 Oct 2009 Hsiao-Song, USA:
Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, in particular Stout Grove. |
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18 Oct 2009 Heather, USA:
The host held a movie party, it was fun. And nearly everyone ate dinner together. And there were board games. Night time entertainment should be enjoyed at the hostel. Also, walking across the street to the beach to look at stars is nice as well. |
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18 Oct 2009 Heather, USA:
The Trees of Mystery. Just a couple miles south. It seems like it might be hokey, but it's not. And the view from the top of the gondola ride is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. |
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11 Oct 2009 Taylor, USA:
La Hacienda mexican restaurant in oreck |
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25 Sep 2009 Cathy, USA:
The overlook above the mouth of the Klamath River. |
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31 Aug 2009 Amy, USA:
hike north on the coastal trail to enderts beach and go tidepooling! also check out klamath river overlook, and camp along the smith river in six rivers national forest! |
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30 Aug 2009 Carli, USA:
forest cafe - not necessarily budget but an interesting experience |
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25 Aug 2009 Bean, USA:
the beach and the Mystery of Trees |
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| HI Hostel HI - Klamath - Redwood National Park The Redwood Hostel is located within majestic Redwood National and State Parks, a World Heritage Site of extraordinary beauty. A turn of the century pioneer homestead, the hostel easily accommodates 28 guests and has plentiful, informative displays about the area and its original Native American inhabitants. Staff are knowledgeable about local flora and fauna and the best hiking trails among the Coastal Redwoods, the tallest trees on earth. Watch for whales from the hostel's spacious decks, or enjoy a driftwood fire on the beach right across the street.
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HI Hostel HI - Klamath - Redwood National Park 14480 Hwy 101 at Wilson Creek Road Klamath CA 95548 1-707-482 8265 redwood@hiusa.org |