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Southern Oregon was heavily logged toward the end of the 19th century, and the mountains earned the nickname of “Siskiyou” mountains, a word that the loggers picked up from local Cree Native Americans. “Siskyou” roughly translates to “bob-tailed horse,” which was a reference to the horses the loggers used to transport timber. President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt became alarmed by its natural beauty being stripped. He took action by declaring the region a national forest in 1906, a status that granted it some protections from commercial operations.
Siskiyou National Forest is the site of the only WWII bombing on continental USA soil in 1942, which was confirmed a few years later when hikers discovered metal shards of the bombshell. The park was combined in 2004 with Rogue River National Forest to streamline administrative work as well as stretch the budget dollars.
The closest large town is Brookings, OR, which has, among many features, the closest hospital equipped with an emergency health care center. Brookings has the self-claimed title of “the Pulse of America’s Wild Rivers Coast.” The town also is known for its annual Southern Oregon Kite Festival, which features a wide variety of kite designs and hosts competitions for kite fliers. It usually occurs at the end of July.
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