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Klamath Beach Road · Coastal DriveExit 768

Klamath

Coastal Drive and High Bluff Overlook

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Highway access → arrival

Klamath Beach Road · Coastal DriveExit 768

Arrival: Coastal Drive northern loop via Alder Camp Road.

Approach: Exit US-101 at Klamath Beach Road, follow Coastal Drive signs, turn left onto Alder Camp Road and continue two miles, then right/north along the loop; return via Klamath Beach Road.

Northbound-only section; no RVs or trailers there. Coastal Drive south of Alder Camp is closed to motor vehicles, not a through-route.

Official directions & access ↗
Access sources

Source 1

A narrow park road to ocean and estuary overlooks, including a surviving World War II radar-station site. Sections are one-way or unsuitable for RVs and trailers.

Plan from the official source

Redwood National and State Parks is the manager or primary source for this entry. Check its current page for changing hours, fees, reservations, road restrictions, and closures.

Open NPS Coastal Drive ↗

More in Klamath

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Klamath River OverlookA high, shore-based viewpoint over the Klamath River mouth reached by steep, narrow Requa Road. It supports river, bird, and whale observation without implying a sighting.Trees of MysteryA family-owned redwood attraction with forest trails, a canopy walk, gondola, and the independently curated End of the Trail Museum. Confirm prices and access directly.Klamath Tour-Thru TreeA private drive-through tree attraction reached from Klamath. It is separate from park facilities; verify current vehicle limits, admission, and access with the operator.Radar Station B-71A World War II early-warning radar site disguised as farm buildings along the Coastal Drive corridor. Approach only by the current signed park route.