Travel Updates

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) that began in late 2019 has spread to dozens of countries across the globe. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the health risk for most people in the United States is thought to be low. Visitors and residents should follow the same common-sense precautions as they would with the flu – frequent hand washing, avoidance of sick people, etc.

People at higher risk of getting sick should follow California Department of Public Health recommendations to protect themselves. For the most up-to-date information regarding COVID-19 in Siskiyou County, check frequently with the Siskiyou County Department of Public Health.

Siskiyou County is a unique four-season destination that fulfills the need to connect with nature. Located within day driving distance from the Bay Area and Portland, Siskiyou’s pristine, untouched, and uncrowded outdoors offer modern-day explorers a true sense of adventure.

We are fortunate to have an abundance of outdoor spaces in Siskiyou that can be enjoyed while maintaining social distancing. That said, we ask that all residents and visitors continue to stay up to date and comply with the recommended California Department of Public Health common sense directives, which can be found at cdph.ca.gov/covid19. These directives are changing frequently, and we recommend checking the above site before planning any outdoor activities in Siskiyou.

If you have a trip to Siskiyou planned and have reservations made with hotels or other accommodations, please contact the lodging property directly with any questions or concerns. Discover Siskiyou staff continues to monitor the situation closely, and will post all relevant updates on this page.

Thank you again for your continued support and please let us know how we may assist with your travel plans, concerns and questions. When this time of uncertainty settles, we welcome you to experience the calm serenity that Siskiyou offers.

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