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To Spend time in the #Yahi Wilderness, (better known as #Ishi wilderness, established by the federal government in 1984) is to feel as time has been suspended. The unspoiled beauty of the #deep canyons of Mill Creek and deer Creek watershed that flowed westward to the Northern #Sacramento Valley from the base of volcanic mountain known as Lassen is unrivaled in almost any place in North America. The countless lava formations, Bluffs and caves can be enjoyed by hiking Through a maze of trails that wine through the ridges and the canyons to expose vistas from horizon to horizon. You end up at some of the most beautiful campsites in the western hemisphere, Only accessible by Butte adventures Guide Service. As this land is very hard to access and you must know your way around and have excellent four wheel drives. This wilderness is a populated with a wide variety of game both large and small and in the spring carpeted with fields of wildflowers and countless waterfalls. The other unique aspect of the Yahi Wilderness is the story of the Native named #Ishi who survived a complete destruction, annihilation of his #prehistoric Tribe as he wandered into the modern world in the early 20th century (1911) to the amazement of everyone he had survived since Late 1880s. The extreme terrains allowed Ishi and his family to remain concealed for many years after the last Indians were rounded up by the new settlers. Ultimately his family was hunted down and legally killed under the Indian bounty act of 1861. Due to the Terrain there is no reservation ,no welcome center, and no casino there is only the legend and the Ishi wilderness with its tranquility left behind by the first people who lived so lightly on this section of earth for thousands of years. When you’re in their territory you can hear the story from A guide who has studied and has direct knowledge from #Archeologist. It is easy to slip back in time when hiking on this ancient Native Trail. We lead you to fishing pools where Yahi tribe swam and fished, to hunting Grounds, and also amazing ancient caves, were the grounds have been marbleized from the Yahi tribe walking over them thousands of years. We like to Be stewardess of the land and travel lightly, leave nothing behind, and disturb nothing. in honor of the Natives. Thank you and we hope that you would Check out the #history of the Yahi tribe and The Man called Ishi . We invite archaeologists, groups, school groups, family groups and all people to come and enjoy this history so that It may be shared and preserved for future generations.