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Click
here to see photos of Gasquet Mountain, French
Hill, Dry Lake & the South Fork of the Smith
River
These photos were taken on an
early summer morning up the Toll Road and from
French Hill at Gasquet. Gasquet is located on
Highway 199 eighteen miles northeast of Crescent
City. Included in these photos is a magical
rainbow that remained stationary in the early
morning fog in the Smith River Canyon. Also see
views of Crescent City, Lake Earl and the Pacific
Ocean from French Hill. See Dry Lake and the
south Fork of the Smith River. |
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Click
here to see photos of "The Farm That Wasn't",
a WW II Radar Station in Klamath
The Klamath River Radar
Station was the last relatively intact World War
II station of its kind, and its camouflage
features were so unusual historians were able to
rescue it from neglect and obscurity in the 1970's
by placing it on the National Register of
Historic Places. |
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Click
here to see photos of the enchanting Lake Earl
Wildlife Park
Lake Earl Wildlife Park is just
outside of Crescent City, off Old Mill Road.
Words can't describe what you will discover and
experience as you explore the park. |
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Click
here to see photos around Klamath
Klamath offers many things to do
and see. These photos are just a few things you
will see in Klamath. |
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Click
here to see photos of Lagoon Creek & Yurok
Loop Trail
Lagoon Creek is just north of
Klamath on Highway 101. This is a popular spot to
stop for a rest. Picnic tables and a Restrooms
makes your visit comfortable. Fish for trout,
walk the trails or the awesome beach just north
of the lagoon. These photo's were taken on a
clear crisp late January morning. |
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Click
here to see photos of Sea Cruise 2000
Sea Cruise is an
annual event held at the Beachfront Park in
Crescent City. Don't miss next years Sea Cruise! |
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Click
here to see photos of a
Summer evening at Pebble Beach
Pebble
Beach is a great place to spend time agate
hunting, tidepool exploring or just sitting and
watching the sunset. |
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Click here to see
the Crescent City Fourth of July Parade 2000
The Fourth of July in Crescent City
is perhaps the most anticipated celebration every
year for locals and visitors. Several thousand
spectators line the streets to watch the annual
Parade and take in the great food and events at
the Beach Front Park afterwards and ending the
evening with a beautiful Fireworks display over
Crescent Harbor. Come visit us 4th of July 2001! |
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Click
here to see Vintage Photos of Del Norte County
Step back into the the
past. This site has vintage photos of Crescent
City, Del Norte County, Klamath, Smith River,
Indian Basketry, Redwoods, logging and much more.
A must see site! Courtesy of Charles LeVeque. |
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Click here to see the back country
of Del Norte County:
Beautiful pictures taken in the back country of
the rugged Coastal Range mountains of Del Norte
County. Contributed by Albert Wilson |
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Click here to see the Smith River
and Patricks Creek
The Smith River is a crystal clear pristine river.
It is the pride of Del Norte County. Patricks
Creek spills into the Smith River. |
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Click here to see the lower Smith
River after the first storm of October 2000
The fall colors reflecting in the river are
beautiful. These photos are a must see! |
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Click here to see Crescent Harbor
The harbor is both a working harbor
and a place to spend the day watching sea lions
in the bay and lounging on the piers. You can
also launch your boat in the harbor for a day of
sports fishing or enjoy fishing from the piers,
jetties or Whalers Island. Catch perch, link cod,
snapper or even an eel. Crescent City Harbor is
also home to several eating establishments. Enjoy
fresh seafood or a great burger and end your day
with a peaceful stroll on the beach. |
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Click here to see The Lost Coast
The Lost Coast is located in our neighbor county
of Humboldt. It is a magnificent one day drive to
and from Crescent City. Be sure to view Ship Rock
just off the coast! |
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Click here to see Trinidad
Trinidad is a hour drive from Crescent City. This
seacoast treasure is 60 miles south of Crescent
CIty in Humboldt County. |
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Click here to see exclusive World
Trade Center Photos
Photos taken by a Red Cross Volunteer |
