Rohner Park
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Fortuna (Map link.) I was set to make one last stop in my great loop traveling the whole of Forest Route 1 through Six Rivers National Forest. (That started here .) The forest was long gone. The multitude of boats heading to Ruth Lake were passed. I had made it to that marine layer I'd looked down on from Cold Springs Lookout . That was nice, because the day had been very noticeably warmer than the last from the moment I woke up and more so once the sun hit Beckers Racetrack . I found some parking along some cones by the baseball fields and found the trail to hike the redwoods. I could have parked a little closer had I known where I was going. Take the right at the road sign and, if the gate is open, there is parking by the trailhead to see the redwoods. There's a sign with a map showing trails, both paved and unpaved. The paved trails were a loop road through the trees that is now for hiking and bicycling. I took the first right on a small, unpaved trail that climb