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Private Property - Ishi Wilderness

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· Cohasset, Tehama, California

200 acres hosted by Floyd G.

4 tent sites

Fly-in

Fly your plane into this Hipcamp.

Experience the “wild” native culture of the Sierra Nevada foothills at this private remote property. Camp under the stars and enjoy the stunning canyon views. Discover hidden gems, swimming holes, fishing, and wild animals see the only wild horse heard on the wester slope of the Sierra Nevada's. as well as bears, ring tailed cats, ouzels, and more. View the Sacramento Valley from Mt. Diablo to Oregon, including Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen. Pitch a tent on a deck with scenic view of Mt Lassen to your right and the Majestic Mt Shasta to your left. Hike to a nearby Native American Cave where the inside polished to marble from natives inhabiting the space for thousands of years and camp on the creek nearby. This is on 280 acres of private property, with base camp nearby Transportation into the canyon and hiking guides are included. any designated campsites available at the ranch, some on a raised wood deck overlooking the canyon, or you can camp in a hidden cave or by the water. You will also enjoy nature hikes and learn the rich history of the Yahi Indian tribe. The last of the Yahi people were discovered living in this remote area in 1908. Over the years, we have guided book author Richard Burrill on journeys to collect information for his book on Ishi. Our guides will tour you through this remote canyon and show you caves and areas that were used by the tribe for shelter and ceremonies. You will also learn a variety of skills such as preparing camp, building a fire from scratch (seasonally), and preparing safe drinking water. Remember this is very rugged and remote territory . Sleep under the stars and spend time outdoors learning lifelong lessons. This is a one-of-a-kind experience you will never forget. Tours are offered for all levels of adventures depending on your physical strength, condition, and type of challenge you want to experience. For more information, please visit www.butteadventures.com There is a good reason that the last documented “wild” Native American (in the lower 48) was found living here. In 1908, Ishi, the last of the Yahi people were discovered living in the Sierra Foothills northeast of Chico, CA. If you have a 4x4 you can follow us in, if not we will 4x4 you in our Adventure Vehicle. Experience the “wild” native culture of the Sierra Nevada foothills at this private remote property. Camp under the stars, enjoy stunning canyon views, and discover hidden gems, swimming holes, fishing, and wild animals. Maybe you will get lucky and see the only herd of wild horses on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains. View the Sacramento Valley from Mt. Diablo to Oregon, including Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen. Transportation into the canyon and hiking guides are included. There are many designated campsites available on this 280 acre private property. Camp on a raised wood deck overlooking the canyon, or in a hidden cave, near water. Enjoy nature hikes and learn the rich history of the Yahi Indians and where the last of the Yahi tribe were discovered in 1908. Over the years, we have guided archeologist and many more. Including book author Richard Burrill on journeys to collect information for his books. . Our guides will tour you through this remote canyon, and show you caves and areas that were used by the tribe for shelter and ceremonies. You will also learn a variety of skills such as preparing camp, building a fire from scratch (seasonally), and preparing safe drinking water. Remember, this is very rugged and remote territory. Hike to a nearby Native American Cave where the inside had been polished to marble from natives inhabiting the space for thousands of years. Sleep under the Galaxy of stars and spend time outdoors learning lifelong lessons. This is a one-of-a-kind experience you will never forget. Tours are offered for all levels of adventures depending on your physical strength, condition, and type of challenge you want to experience. There is a good reason the last documented “wild” Native American (in the lower 48) was found living here. In 1908, Ishi, the last of the Yahi people were discovered living in the Sierra Nevada foothills northeast of Chico, CA. If you have a 4x4 you can follow us in. Otherwise, transportation will be provided.

Activities

Fishing

Hiking

Climbing

Snow sports

Natural features

Cave

Forest

River, stream, or creek

Swimming hole

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4 ratings · 2 reviews

Zachary L.recommends

June 18, 2023

Private property / Ishi Wilderness

Wow! Amazing views and host!

Floyd and “Old” Robert have an amazing piece of land. They have clearly put an incredible amount of blood and sweat to create dirt roads and trails through rugged, gorgeous and unforgiving. The result is a camping spot with u patrolled views and privacy. This is “getting away from it all” but also able to do it with an adventurous 9 year old. I took my daughter for her 9th birthday who just wanted to go “into wilderness” with just her dad. Well, this was perfect. We met Robert at his house and he took us on an hour 4wd to his many hundred acre property. He stayed at his cabin while we camped out on a viewing deck about a quarter mile away, but worlds away in terms of privacy. He led us on a hike to a great swimming hole the next day which was a lot of fun. Getting to know Robert, he had so much knowledge to share about the land and the Yahi tribe and Ishi. We both learned a ton, had a true adventure and would come again! I dreamt of owning a space like this at some point in my life, and to be able to experience it was such a dream. Things to know - views were incredible! Bring good shoes and poison oak repellent or long pants (we’re not allergic but would be good to know). The type of people you’re dealing with are true gems. Robert brought a small cake from the store as he knew it was Audrey’s birthday and they celebrated their joint birthdays over a cake as we walked back to his cabin to use the outhouse after the dinner the second night. Can’t wait to return soon!

Michael S.recommends

August 18, 2022

Private property / Ishi Wilderness

Ishi wilderness a dream

Backpacking into the ishi wilderness was like a dream. Our guide Robert was knowledgeable and eager to share his insights on the land and history surrounding it. Hiking through the wilderness after seeing Mt. Lassen and then hearing the music if Sulfur Creek through the breeze passing through the trees was what the beauty of nature is all about. This piece of land and the adventure in allows you to have is beyond words. I am definitely going back and I encourage anyone who loves the wilderness to go check it out.

Location

Cohasset, Tehama, California, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and Yana First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking