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Island Lake - Six Rivers NF

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Six Rivers National Forest
10600 Highway 199
PO Box 228
Gasquet, CA 95543

Phone:: 707-457-3131

Basic Directions

Take the Little Jones Creek Road (Forest Service Road 17N05) into 16N02, then left on 16N28 to the end where you will find the Island Lake trailhead. You must pack in.

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Description

Island Lake lies at 5,000 feet and encompasses 4 acres. Exposed granite, willows and alders contribute to the tranquil scenery. The lake lies outside of Six Rivers National Forest but is accessed via its roads.

Fishing

Fish:

Rainbow Trout

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