Highway 199 - the travel corridor between Redwood and Crater Lake National Parks

Highway 199: About Disclaimer Redwoods Siskiyous Rogue River	The Redwood - Crater Lake National Park travel corridor
The three regions of Highway 199

Map Highway 199 is an eighty mile long road that passes through the coastal mountains of Oregon and California between Redwood and Crater Lake National Parks.	Redwood Coast This region includes Redwood National Park Beaches and Tidepools Historic Lighthouse Tolowa Dunes State Park Siskiyou Wilderness Smith River Nat Rec Area more... Photo Gallery		Heart of the Siskiyous This region includes Oregon Caves Nat Monument Kalmiopsis Wilderness Red Buttes Wilderness Wild and Scenic Rivers Historic Smokejumper Base Wineries and Wine Tasting more... Photo Gallery		Mystic Rogue River This region includes Wild & Scenic Rogue River Scenic Loop Drives Historic Wolf Creek Inn Applegate Trail Museum County Parks White Water Rafting more... Photo Gallery
Special Features		Historic Siskiyou Smokejumper Base		Kerbyville Masons celebrate 150th anniversary.

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