Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness

Campground
CA
Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness
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In the Wintun Indian language, "Yo-la" means "snow covered", and "Bo-li" means "high peak." The second part of this Wilderness' name refers to the headwaters of the Middle Fork Eel River, which originates in this remote and rugged land. This area was first protected in 1931 when it was classified as a primitive area. Further protection was given when this area became part of the National Wilderness Preservation System, created by the passage of the Wilderness Act of 1964. The Wilderness Act of 1...

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Cost
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Reservation
recommended
Max Stay
Overnight
Horse Accommodations
Stalls
Paddocks
Pasture turnout
Run-in sheds
Water: Hose bibs
Hay: Byo only
Wash rack
Trailer & Vehicle
Parking: Not specified · Gravel
Pull-through
Electric
Water hookup
Dump station
Overnight in LQ
Fuel nearby
Safety & Health
Coggins required
Health cert required
Quarantine area
Human Amenities
Restrooms: None
Showers
Lodging: None
Food nearby
WiFi
Laundry
Exercise & Recreation
Arena
Round pen
Trail access
Policies
Stallions welcome
Dogs: Leash only
24-hour access
Liability waiver
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