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Red Buttes Wilderness as seen from the Bigelow Lakes Loop Trail near Oregon Caves National Monument, Highway 199, Cave Junction, southwest Oregon

Red Buttes Wilderness. Bigelow Lakes Loop Trail, Oregon Caves National Monument

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Map - Highway 199 - Oregon California

A 78 mile road through the coastal mountains of Oregon and California. The main route between Redwood and Crater Lake National Parks.

Generalized map of the Highway 199 travel corridor. Southwest Oregon and northwest California.

Directions:
The road begins and ends at Highway 101 and Interstate 5.
Interstate 5: Begins at Exit 55 in Grants Pass.
Highway 101: Begins three miles north of Crescent City.

Transportation:
Airports:
Commercial: Medford has flights provided by some airlines. Vehicle rentals available.

General Aviation: Private planes have three airports in the Highway 199 corridor. Grants Pass (Merlin): Fuel and car rentals.
Illinois Valley Airport: No Fuel, no car rentals no food services
Grants Pass Airport: Fuel, car rentals, no food services
Crescent City Airport: Uncertain of services.

Bus:
Grayhound has a depot in Grants Pass. There is no bus service offered from Grants Pass to Crescent City.

Guided Tours:

Bicycling
Highway 199 is narrow and some sections have little to no shoulder.

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Disclaimer: All information in Highway199.org is accurate to the best knowledge of the author. However, conditions in outdoor settings can change dramatically after storms or fires. For this reason, travelers are advised to check current road conditions before traveling through the area, drive responsibly and take measures to understand safety issues in the region. When participating in outdoor activities, always plan and prepare for safe hiking, swimming or any other activities mentioned in the Highway 199 website. More on disclaimer and copyright...