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Tours Activities & Luxury cabins in Redwood National Park
Published on 12 Aug, 2010 at 23:45 in Activities, Outdoors & Parks, Tours | Viewed times | No Comments
Redwood Adventure Cabins: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, phone, satelite TV, Kitchen & Cookware, Laundry, Internet, Jacuzzi Adventures: Redwoods by bike, boat, or horse, tours and discounts for multi day packages. Van available! Gifts: Hand crafted souveniers, candies, sweaters and t-shirts, maps, books, toys (866) 733-9637 redwoodadventures.com
Visit the Mad River Fish Hatchery
Published on 26 Apr, 2010 at 23:30 in Outdoors & Parks, Tours, Visitor Attractions | Viewed times | No Comments
The Mad River Fish Hatchery, operated by the California Department of Fish & Game, is located at 1660 Hatchery Road in Blue Lake, just off Hwy 299. The hatchery was built to enhance local salmon, steelhead and trout populations. Salmon and steelhead are released into the Mad River and trout are released into nearby lakes.
Drive the Trinity River Scenic Byway
Published on 26 Apr, 2010 at 22:02 in Tours | Viewed times | No Comments
Between the Central Valley of California and the Pacific Coast are some of the most magnificent roads you could ever hope to drive. One such road is the Trinity River Scenic Byway, also known as Hwy 299. This roadway crosses an amazing selection of diverse terrain. The Forest Service has called this stretch of highway,
Drive Scenic Highway 36
So much amazing natural beauty abounds in Humboldt County, you may never be able to see it all. Practically limitless in this area are idyllic hiking and biking trails, breathtaking mountains, redwoods, rivers, wildlife and so much more. To see a representative selection of Humboldt’s tremendous scenery from the comfortable seat of your own vehicle,
Cruise the Bay on the Madaket
Climb aboard the Madaket to enjoy a relaxing 75-minute voyage along the shores of Humboldt Bay. The M.V. Madaket was built in 1910 and is the last survivor of seven original ferries, which transported families and mill workers around Humboldt Bay for decades. When the Samoa Bridge was completed in the 1970s, the Madaket was
