Pilgrim Creek snowmobile riding area
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Cascades / Sierra NevadaCalifornia

Pilgrim Creek

California, United States 6,663 ft reference elevation

Ride prepared. Check current avalanche, weather, closure, and road information with the linked authority before departure.

Open/Close Dates

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  • Unknown

Avalanche Conditions

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Mount Shasta Avalanche Center Avalanche.org

Trail Map

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The McCloud Snowmobile Park is your staging area for winter fun or for camping during the rest of the year. There is a ramp for unloading and loading snowmobiles, a warming hut with wood stove, and vault toilets. To get there you travel 3 miles southeast of McCloud along Hwy 89 and turn left on Pilgrim Creek Road. Drive 5 miles down the paved road and the Snowmobile Park will be on your left. There are many miles of groomed trails (depending on snow depth) that cover the upper and eastern parts of the district as well as into the Modoc and Klamath area. Please remember no snowmobiles allowed in the wilderness area on the mountain. * The warming hut is there for everyone to use. If you can leave a little wood each time you use it, there will always be wood for winter recreationists to stay warm. If you camp at the Snowmobile Park, please follow all forest rules and guidelines about camp fires, stay limits (2 weeks unless otherwise approved), and courtesy to others (to include noise levels). Enjoy.

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Webcams

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A few miles west of McCloud

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Nearest Snotel

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  • None

Weather

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Forecast for Pilgrim Creek area

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Search & Rescue

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Siskiyou County County Search & Rescue Call 911 or (530) 842-8300

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Snowmobile Clubs

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Parking

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Directions: To get there you travel 3 miles southeast of McCloud along Hwy 89 and turn left on Pilgrim Creek Road. Drive 5 miles down the paved road and the Snowmobile Park will be on your left. There are many miles of groomed trails (depending on snow depth) that cover the upper and eastern parts of the district as well as into the Modoc and Klamath area. Please remember no snowmobiles allowed in the wilderness area on the mountain If you camp at the Snowmobile Park, please follow all forest rules and guidelines about camp fires, stay limits (2 weeks unless otherwise approved), and courtesy to others (to include noise levels). Enjoy.

Parking for this riding area

User Permits

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California Sno-Park Info

Products & Services

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Lodging

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Road Conditions

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