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John Dee Trail

The John Dee Trail at Florence Keller Regional Park in Crescent City, California is an easy 0.1-mile one-way trail that cuts through an ancient Redwood Grove and connects to other trails in the park.

This trail is short, paved, and mostly flat which makes it a very easy hike for all ages.

Parking: Parking can be found in various lots or at a reserved campsite at the park.

Camping: Camping is allowed at Florence Keller Regional Park - the park has a couple dozen campsites for $15/night. Visitors are allowed to camp at the park for up to 5 nights per year per the park's reguations. The park also has 14 RV campsites for $20/night.

Facilities: There's one small restroom available at the park. If you're planning on camping, there are no showers available.

Pets: Dogs are allowed is leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.

Biking: Biking is permitted, but be careful of the hikers along the short trails in the park.
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Know Before You Go

  • The John Dee Trail is a short, paved, and easy 0.1-mile trail in Crescent City, CA, suitable for all ages and connecting to other trails within Florence Keller Regional Park.
  • Florence Keller Regional Park offers camping with tent and RV sites available for a fee, but lacks showers.
  • The park allows leashed dogs and biking, but waste must be carried out and bikers should be cautious of hikers.
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Distance
0.1 mi
Difficulty
Easy
Type
One-Way
Est. Time
5 min
Elev. Gain
75'
Rating
0.0
Added
August 09, 2019
Updated
January 23, 2020

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Total Change
60'
Ascent
75'
Descent
77'
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Features

Vista / Lookout Point
Dogs
Camping
Water Source
Biking

Points of interest

  1. Parking

    41.80698, -124.149941
  2. Main Trailhead

    41.806446, -124.149108

Safety information

For your own safety: plan ahead, let someone know where you'll be, and hike at your own risk.

Hazards

Snakes (Rattlesnakes, Copperheads, others)
Poison Ivy or Poison Oak

Availability

All seasons

Surface type

Paved

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