2018 Map of Requa

About this map

The Klamath River meets the Pacific Ocean at this intersection of coastal forest and river-delta ecology. The settlement of Requa sits on the north bank overlooking the river mouth, while Klamath and Hoppaw are located further inland near the Klamath Blvd corridor. This area is heavily defined by conservation and topography, split between the Redwood National Park south of the river and the Six Rivers National Forest to the north. Distinctive ridge systems like Flint Ridge and Hoppaw Ridge rise sharply from the water's edge, linked by a network of hiking trails including the Coastal Trail and Flint Ridge Trail. Notable offshore landmarks such as Wilson Rock and False Klamath Rock mark the edge of False Klamath Cove, indicating the transition from the protected forests of the interior to the rocky California shoreline.