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Please Remember... “In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.” ~Aristotle Private Lands - Private property shown within the Monument boundary is not part of the Monument. Please respect and avoid private property. DIRECTIONS To access the Pacific Crest Trail, take exit 14 from I-5 near Ashland. Take Hwy 66 east for 17 miles. A trailhead is located at the Greensprings summit. From here, follow the trail six miles north to Hyatt Lake or 12 miles south to Pilot Rock. To reach the Hyatt Lake Recreation Complex, continue past the summit on Hwy 66 and turn left onto East Hyatt Lake Road. Follow this road for three miles, staying to the right, until you reach the Hyatt Lake Recreation Complex. The main campground entrance is on the left. AREAS OF INTEREST The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail and the Hyatt Lake Recreation Complex are two of the most convenient ways to experience the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Hyatt Lake offers camping and family recreation, while a hike on the trail gives visitors an op- portunity to explore the Monument’s exceptional diversity first-hand. HYATT LAKE RECREATION COMPLEX Nestled in the Cascade Mountains in the northern part of the Monument, Hyatt Lake provides opportunities for camp- ing, hiking, fishing and boating. The BLM manages Hyatt Lake Campground, a seasonal facility with 56 campsites, access to hiking, and a playground for kids. For information, call 541-482-2031. PACIFIC CREST TRAIL Hikers and horseback riders can traverse much of the Monument on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. A trail segment between Soda Mountain and Pilot Rock offers scenic views of Agate Flat, the Soda Moun- tain Wilderness Study Area, and Mount Shasta. •Much of the Monument is undeveloped and necessities such as water are not readily available. •Substantial amounts of private property are found adjacent to the Monument. Please respect and avoid private property when exploring the Monument. •Help protect fragile plant communities by stay- ing on established trails. Cross-country travel by bicycles and vehicles is prohibited. •Please follow Leave No Trace Principles and pack out all personal possessions and trash. •Allow others a sense of discovery by leaving rocks, plants, archaeological artifacts and other objects of interest as you find them. Removal of these objects is prohibited by law. We simply ask you to keep in mind a few things as you enjoy your visit to the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument:
