The James Reserve is a modern research and teaching facility with various buildings for administration, housing and teaching activities. The James Reserve also has an automated weather station as well as a flux tower and remote solar nodes to aid the research activities conducted on and around the Reserve. We have several trails that aid in accessing the Reserve as well as the surrounding Forest Service Land. All the buildings, except Lolomi Lodge, which is the private residence of the Director, are open to the users of the Reserve. Included is a newly remodeled cabin/interpretive center and picnic area for socializing. Take a virtual tour of our facilities to see if they would meet your research, teaching, or outreach needs.
Trailfinder Lodge: Reserve Office plus meeting room and dormitory.
Cook Shed and interpretive center
Wet lab facility of the classroom
Kitchen facility in our dormitory cabins
Lolomi Lodge: Private residence of Director
Kitchen facility in Trailfinders Lodge
Automatic nest box allows monitoring of nesting activity
Bathroom facility of our ADA equiped cabin
Interior of our classroom facility
Trailhead for 4-Saints trail
Picnic area for socializing
Automated weather station at the James