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SR 169 / Klamath Glen / TerwerExit 769

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Klamath Tour-Thru Tree

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Highway access → arrival

SR 169 / Klamath Glen / TerwerExit 769

Arrival: Attraction entrance at 430 CA 169.

Approach: Take the signed SR 169 / Klamath Glen / Terwer exit and follow CA 169 to the attraction entrance.

Destination is the visitor entrance, not the tree trunk. Published hours do not guarantee a particular vehicle fits.

Official directions & access ↗
Access sources

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A private drive-through tree attraction reached from Klamath. It is separate from park facilities; verify current vehicle limits, admission, and access with the operator.

Independent editorial listing. Inclusion is not sponsorship or partnership.

Plan from the official source

Klamath Tour-Thru Tree is the manager or primary source for this entry. Check its current page for changing hours, fees, reservations, road restrictions, and closures.

Open Del Norte County visitor listing ↗

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