Elevation - 6,500 ft.

Camping - 18 sites (13 Drive in and 5 Walk in).

Season - June - October

Kangaroo Lake

Rainbow Trout

Taking in the views

Overview
At around 6,500', Kangaroo Lake is one of the highest lakes accesible by car in the Klamath National Forest. The lake is 25 acres and perfect for canoeing, swimming, fishing or just relaxing. There are 13 drive-up camsites as well as 5 walk-in including a handicap accessible campsite. Walled by granite cliffs to the west, the lake is a beauty to behold, with a pretty constant level and temperature. For the botany lovers, there is the Fen Trail which covers the Kangaroo Lake Botanical Special Interest Area.

The lake can become busy in the peak season, so plan ahead and don't expect to be alone. The campsites are first come first serve basis with water, pinic tables, fire rings (subject to restrictions) and vault toilets.

If your looking for a place to get away and enjoy nature, look no further than Kangaroo lake.

From Mt Shasta:
North on I-5 to 3 miles north of Weed. Take the Gazelle Exit, cross under the freeway, turn right on Old Hwy 99 for about ~7 miles, then left on Gazelle Callahan Rd. After app. 16 miles turn left on Rail Creek road and follow about 8 mile to the lake.