Caribou Wilderness is a pristine, high-elevation wilderness area in Northern California characterized by a gentle, rolling, forested plateau dotted with numerous glacial lakes. Renowned for its volcanic and glacial geological features, it offers opportunities for hiking, fishing for brook and rainbow trout in its larger lakes, and horseback riding. The wilderness is notable for its remote, unpopulated nature, diverse forest cover, and being the headwaters of the Susan River.
