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Campbell Bros. World Famous Confusion Hil
Published on 6 Apr, 2012 at 21:11 in Activities, Outdoors & Parks, Tours, Visitor Attractions | Viewed times | No Comments
Hwy 101, 15 miles south of Garberville and 7 miles north of Leggett (707) 925-6456 www.confusionhill.com One of the many roadside attractions just south of Garberville, in northern Mendocino County, is Campbell Bros. World Famous Confusion Hill. Listed as a California Point of Historical Interest, and featured on Ripley’s Believe It or Not, this
Wineries of Humboldt County
Published on 5 Apr, 2012 at 3:03 in Dining, Featured, Tours, Wineries and Tasting Rooms | Viewed times | No Comments
Humboldt County is blessed with great artisan wineries. One of the best ways to learn about the wine they make is to visit a winery or tasting room. While many of the wineries are not open every day, a simple phone call will put you in touch with the winemakers and give you the opportunity to visit
Eagle House Victorian Inn
Published on 19 Jul, 2011 at 2:48 in Inns & Resorts, Visitor Attractions, Where To Stay | Viewed times | No Comments
The Historic Eagle House Victorian Inn (Since 1888) Beautifully Restored Rooms Gorgeous Antique Furnishings Completely Non-Smoking Private Baths Elevator Cable & Wi-Fi Continental Breakfast Free Parking Business Rates On-Site Irish Pub & Restaurant 2nd and C Streets a block from the Bay Old Town Eureka 707-444-3344 EagleHouseInn.com
Dell’Arte International
Published on 12 Feb, 2011 at 1:59 in Activities, Culture & History, Performing Arts, Visitor Attractions | Viewed times | No Comments
Dell’Arte International is the work of an extraordinary community of artists located amidst the majestic redwoods and rugged beauty of California’s North Coast. The combination of our actor training programs, the original touring productions of the Dell’Arte Company, our summer festival, our youth education programs in local schools, and our work in economic/community development make
Visit the One Log House
Domicile, habitat, home — it’s where the heart is. In the case of the One-Log House, the heartwood of a 2,100 year old redwood was hewn out by hand to make a complete home with all the amenities. The log for the One-Log House was cut down in 1946 by Art Schmock and his son.
