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Klamath Beach Road · Coastal DriveExit 768

Klamath

Radar Station B-71

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Klamath Beach Road · Coastal DriveExit 768

Arrival: Radar Station B-71 designated roadside parking and footpath.

Approach: Use Klamath Beach Road and Alder Camp Road to reach the open northern Coastal Drive loop; follow the radar-station interpretive stop signs.

Walk from the designated parking; do not drive to the historic buildings. Follow the loop’s one-way direction.

Official directions & access ↗
Access sources

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A World War II early-warning radar site disguised as farm buildings along the Coastal Drive corridor. Approach only by the current signed park route.

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.

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