Visitor Information

There are multiple ways to explore the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument – from scenic drives to multi-day backpacking trips. Use the menu below to learn more about the CSNM and plan a safe and satisfying trip to this remarkable area.

Collecting

Generally the collection of monument features (rocks, wood, plants, insects, snakes, etc.) is not allowed. There are limited exceptions for edibles and firewood for personal use. more>>

Know Before You Go

To fulfill the monument’s purpose, some previously-allowed activities have been discontinued. Please be familiar with all requirements necessary to protect the monument. Avoid and respect private property throughout the monument. Stay on established trails. Cross-country travel by bicycles and vehicles is prohibited. Leave no trace…pack out everything you pack in. Leave everything in place for others to enjoy. more>>

Maps

The Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument is located immediately north of the California/Oregon border near Interstate 5. The easiest access is Hwy 66 near the town of Ashland, Oregon. Public access maps are available as PDF files more>>

Permits/Fee Areas

Some activities within the monument require permits or fees more>>

Motorized Travel

In order to protect monument resources, motorized and mechanized vehicles must stay on open roads in the monument. Motorized and mechanized vehicles are not allowed on roads closed by the proclamation or roads identified for decommissioning. more>>