Exploring Recommendations
North Coast
North Coast Exploring
- Astoria Shallon Winery
Shallon Winery
503-325-5978
1598 Duane Street
Astoria, OR 97103
http://shallon.com/“The winemaker at Shallon Winery is Paul van der Veldt. He is also the owner and the host. It is he that most times would greet you, show you the winery, serve you tastes of the current wines, interrogate you as to your occupations, discuss dining at length within a fifty mile radius, and possibly offend you if your questions or comments provoke a curmudgeonly philosophical response.
- Astoria Heritage Museum
Heritage Museum
503-325-2203
16th and Exchange
Astoria, OR 97103
http://www.cumtux.orgFeatures permanent exhibits interpreting Clatsop County’s history, including natural history, geology, Native American artifacts, early immigrants and settlers of the region, and important nautical events. The building contains over 10,000 cataloged historic photographs
- Astoria Goonies
Goonies
503-325-6311
732 Duane Street
Astoria, OR 97103
http://love-and-adventure.com/goonies-tour-of-astoria-or/The Goonies is a favorite movie from the 80s and many of its scenes were filmed in and around Astoria. We see many fans of the film visiting our community each week, some making the journey just to see the “goondocks” themselves and others adding it on to a trip to the Northwest or Astoria.
- Astoria Flavel House Museum
Flavel House Museum
(503) 325-2203
441 8th St
Astoria, OR 97103
http://www.cumtux.org/default.asp?pageid=35&deptid=1A historic 1885 Queen Anne Style Victorian Home and period furnishings enable visitors to imagine life at the turn of the last century, with hipped roof, balconies, verandas and three-story tower,all restored to original form
- Astoria Columbia River Maritime Museum
Columbia River Maritime Museum
(503) 325-2323
1792 Marine Drive
Astoria, OR 97103
http://www.crmm.orgThe Museum specializes in maritime artifacts from the Columbia River and the Pacific Northwest with a collection that has grown to more than 30,000 objects, 20,000 photographs, and a 10,000-volume research library – making it one of the foremost repositories of Pacific Northwest maritime artifacts in the country. Rotating exhibits and programs geard for adults and children. 1792 Marine Drive, Astoria, OR 97103. (503) 325-2323.
- Astoria-Megler Bridge
Astoria-Megler Bridge
Across the Mouth of the Columbia
Astoria, OR 97103
http://columbiariverimages.com/Regions/Places/astoria_megler_bridge.htmlThe Astoria-Megler Bridge, which was formally dedicated August 27, 1966, stretches 4.1 miles from Astoria, Oregon, across the mouth of the Columbia River, to Point Ellice, Washington. Its construction was an impressive feat. The bridge’s main span is 1,232 feet in length, the longest “continuous truss” in the nation. - Astoria Column
Astoria Column
503-325-2963
2199 Coxcomb Drive
Astoria, OR 97103
http://www.astoriacolumn.org/In a wooded park and towering above Astoria, Oregon’s highest hill, the Astoria Column presents a spectacular view of the city and surrounding rivers, bay, forest, mountains and Pacific Ocean. The first words of most visitors are, “Oh, Wow!” The Astoria Column commemorates the westward sweep of discovery and migration. Built in 1926, it is 125 feet high and has 164 steps winding to the top
Central
Central Exploring
- Yachats Exploring Recommendations
Yachats, Oregon Exploring Recommendations:
Heceta Light House866-547-3696
92072 Highway 101 South
Yachats, OR 97498
http://hecetalighthouse.com/interpretive-centerNamed for Don Bruno de Heceta, a Spanish explorer, Heceta Head lighthouse is about 12 miles south of Yachats and offers guided tours from knowledgeable docents during the summer months. Throughout the year personal tours may be arranged by appointment for individuals, educational groups. There is no charge for tours, however donations for restoration and interpretive projects are gladly accepted. Public parking is located at the Heceta Head Lighthouse State Scenic Viewpoint. A $5 fee per vehicle is required for the day use area.
Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint800-551-6949
http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_126.phpBenches set on a cliff above the beach give you an excellent view of Cumming Creek, wildlife and the rock-pounding waves. From this location, you can watch for whales, see a variety of birds, sea lions and the occasional deer in the creek. The creek is also a great place to look for agates. At low tide you can walk to the south to see a natural cave and tidepools. There is no fee to use this park.
Sea Lion Caves, Florence541-547-3111
91560 Hwy 101 North
Florence, OR 97439
http://sealioncaves.com
The Sea Lion Caves is Americas largest sea cave and is located about 14 miles south of Yachats. It offers an awe-inspiring, intimate view of wild sea lions in their natural habitat. An elevator descends over 200-feet through solid rock to the cave below. The cave is the home of the wild stellar sea lion, primarily during the fall and winter months, and the area is host to all manner of other marine wildlife, birds and ocean mammals year-round. It offers a spectacular view (and photo opportunity) of the Hecta Head lighthouse as well.
$1.00 OFF General Admission Price. Click Here
Smelt Sands State Recreation Site800-551-6949
http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_128.phpAn excellent whale watching and photography viewpoint. Walk the historic 804 Trail (.75 miles one-way with resting benches scattered along the way). The park is known for tidepooling, rock fishing and the yearly smelt run (smelt are small, silvery relatives of salmon). Breathtaking sunsets. There is no fee to use this park.
- Florence, The Port of Siuslaw
The Port of Siuslaw, Florence541-997-3426
100 Harbor Street
Florence, OR 97439
http://portofsiuslaw.com/The Port of Siuslaw has for sale a nearly 40 acre (about 16 hectares) parcel of land overlooking the Pacific Ocean that is currently zoned light industrial and deemed “shovel ready” by the State of Oregon. This means the State considers development could proceed within six months of acquisition within one or more of eight industry-type profiles such as Food Processing or Campus Industrial/Electronic and Computer Assembly.
- Florence, Siuslaw Pioneer Museum
Siuslaw Pioneer Museum541-997-7884
278 Maple Street
Florence, OR 97439
http://www.siuslawpioneermuseum.com/The Siuslaw Pioneer Museum is the home of historic displays, pictures and other information about the Siuslaw River area, including The Pioneers and the City of Florence. These displays feature the Pioneers whose occupations were primarily as loggers and fishermen. In the early days the Siuslaw River was the primary and nearly exclusive means of travel in the area. Visitors to the museum will have the opportunity to see real settings that these early pioneers lived in.
- Florence, Sea Lion CavesSea Lion Caves
541-547-3111
91560 Hwy 101
Florence, OR 97439
http://sealioncaves.com/home/The Sea Lion Caves is Americas largest sea cave and is located about 11 miles north of Florence. It offers an awe-inspiring, intimate view of wild sea lions in their natural habitat. An elevator descends over 200-feet through solid rock to the cave below. The cave is the home of the wild stellar sea lion, primarily during the fall and winter months, and the area is host to all manner of other marine wildlife, birds and ocean mammals year-round. It offers a spectacular view (and photo opportunity) of the Hecta Head lighthouse as well.
$1.00 OFF General Admission Price. Click Here
- Florence, Apex Helicopters
Apex Helicopters541-997-3270
2001 Airport Way
Florence, OR 97439
https://www.apexheli.com/It has and always will be Apex’s philosophy to provide quality safe service to its customers. To accomplish this Apex prides itself on maintaining top of the line aircraft and equipment to eliminate downtime and provide the safest platform possible. This has proven a success as Apex frequently flies more hours during a season more efficiently helping Apex customers finish their projects on-time and within budget.
- Reedsport Exploring Recommendations
Reedsport, Oregon Exploring:
Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area
http://www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/site_info.php?siteid=31Three miles East on Highway 38 is the famous Dean’s Creek Elk Viewing area currently sustaining hundreds of Oregon’s Roosevelt Elk in their natural habitat with viewing stations and nature photo opportunities without parallel. For a great short video clip click here.
Umpqua Discovery Center, Reedsport
541-271-4816
409 Riverfront Way
Reedsport, OR 97467
http://www.umpquadiscoverycenter.com/An educational and cultural resource for all ages making active, innovative contributions to preserving the Oregon “Tidewater Community” experience. Interactive exhibits and programs illustrate how land, water and people have shaped each other over time. The Umpqua Discovery Center is open 7 days a week year round except for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Days.
Umpqua Lighthouse State Park
http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_121.phpUmpqua Lighthouse State Park is located less than a mile from the famous Salmon Harbor on Winchester Bay. The campground and developed day use areas are centered around beautiful Lake Marie. Access to this small freshwater lake is provided for angling and non-motorized boating. There is also a small sandy beach set aside for swimming or just relaxing.
- Lakeside Exploring Recommendations
Lakeside, Oregon Exploring Recommendations:
John Dellenback Trailhead541-750-7000
Hwy 101 10.5 Miles S of Reedsport
Lakeside, OR 97449
http://www.oregonsadventurecoast.com/listings/john-dellenback-dunes-trail/Trail begins in a conifer forest and provides vistas of fresh water lakes, wet areas within the forest and ocean waves. The trail wanders through a tall spruce forest and stops at the serene Threemile Lake and ends at the ocean beach. The trail offers either a difficult trek to the beach or an easy self-guided interpretive loop.The 2.7 miles to the beach may feel even longer as you traverse soft, open sand dunes. The open sand is unmarked due to constantly changing conditions. Hikers are advised to climb the tallest dune to get their bearings.
Tenmile LakeOne of Oregon’s largest and most popular recreation lakes. Fishing is excellent year round with species including large mouth bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, and catfish. The lake is also a favorite for water sports with plenty of large open areas for water skiing, sailing, swimming and more. The location between Coos Bay/North Bend and Winchester Bay in the Oregon Dunes provides easy access to some of the largest dunes on the Oregon Coast.
- North Bend Exploring Recommendations
North Bend, Oregon Exploring Recommendations:
Oregon Dunes KOA541-756-4851
68632 Oregon Coast Hwy
North Bend, OR 97459
http://www.oregonduneskoa.com/Come camp at the only ATV/ORV friendly, full service, private campground on the southern end of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. You are just 15 minutes away by car or 2 miles with a sand capable vehicle from flat beaches. ATV guests have a short 0.6 mile ride to constantly changing off road fun on the Hauser Dunes. Sand camping can be great but there is nothing better than a hot shower and clean clothes after a long day of playing in the dunes.
- Coos Bay Exploring Recommendations
Coos Bay, Oregon Exploring Recommendations:
Shore Acres Park541-888-3732
89039 Cap Arago
Coos Bay, OR 97420
http://shoreacres.net/holiday-lights/Perched on a scenic bluff above the Pacific Ocean, Shore Acres began as a private estate with luxurious gardens featuring trees, shrubs, and flowering plants brought from around the world aboard the sailing ships of pioneer lumberman and shipbuilder Louis J. Simpson. Whether you are visiting in the summer or winter Shore Acres State Park will impress you with it’s unique flora. At Christmas the Holiday Lights are spectacular and it has turned into one of the most beautiful places to visit during the holidays
- Charleston Exploring Recommendations
Charleston, Oregon Exploring Recommendations:
Sunset Bay State Park541-888-4902
Cape Arago Hwy 12 Miles Off US 101
Charleston, OR 97420
http://www.oregonstateparks.org/index.cfm?do=parkPage.dsp_parkPage&parkId=70Here’s what Connie L says on Yelp: “What a stunning place to watch the sunset over the Pacific! Great beach, lots of tide pools. Great parking, restrooms, and plenty of beach to wander on. Nice place for a family picnic, or just an evening stroll on a magnificent beach.”
South
South Coast Exploring
- Bandon, Face Rock Creamery
Face Rock Creamery
541-347-3223
680 2nd Street SE
Bandon, OR 97411
http://facerockcreamery.comThe cheese we are planning to offer will be handmade medium, sharp and extra sharp cheddar, along with various flavored and specialtiy cheeses. Besides cheese, we also offer the “squeaky cheese curds” and Umpqua Ice Cream cones that the original cheese factory here was so well known for!
- Bandon, West Coast Game Park Safari
West Coast Game Park Safari541-347-3106
46914 Highway 101 South
Bandon, OR 97411
http://www.westcoastgameparksafari.com/Experience West Coast Game Park, the original walk thru Safari, where visitors meet, pet, film, and walk among hundreds of free-roaming wildlife. Visitors of all ages are amazed, entertained and astonished by the original and innovative way of meeting, petting and seeing wildlife. We offer an unsurpassed experience in meeting the wild and a one-of-a-kind, lasting memory in getting to know our animals.
- Bandon, Port of Bandon
Port of Bandon541-347-3206
390 1st Street SW
Bandon, OR 97411
http://www.portofbandon.com/general/page/welcome-port-bandonFull Marina Facilities for boat launching and sport fishing. Full service stopover for commercial fishing and recreational vessels. A popular Crab Dock just steps away from bait, tackle and restrooms. A year round Boat Ramp and roofed freshwater Fish Cleaning Station. A scenic River walk with Nature Pathway and Observation Areas. A new Boardwalk with glassed in Picnic Shelter and Amphitheater.
- Brookings Harbor, Tidewind Sportfishing
Tidewind Sportfishing, Brookings
541-469-0337
16368 Lower Harbor Road
Brookings Harbor, OR 97415
http://www.tidewindsportfishing.comAre you ready for some uncrowded deep sea sport fishing? How about the relaxing excitement of whale watching? At Tidewind Sport Fishing and Whale Watching you can experience all of that and more. We also have provide other recreational ocean trips.Tidewind Sportfishing and Whale Watching isn’t only an ocean fishing charter. We also provide river guide service along the Southern Oregon Coast; “The Banana Belt of Oregon” at Brookings-Harbor.
- Brookings Harbor, Ross Bell Fishing Guide Service
Ross Bell Fishing Guide Service, Brookings
541-698-8103
http://www.fishtherogueriver.com/Enjoy year round Rogue River fishing!! The Rogue is located in Gold Beach, Oregon, and remains one of eight rivers in the United States designated as wild and scenic. Take in spectacular river views where wildlife abounds (Osprey, Snowy Egret, Blue Heron, deer, elk, otter, beaver and more). Oregon salmon fishing for Coho, Chinook and Steelhead!!
- Brookings Harbor Azalea ParkAzalea Park, Brookings
Hwy 101
Brookings , OR 97415
http://www.brookings.or.us/facilities/facility/details/Azalea-Park-5From the south, turn right at the first street (Constitution Ave) past the Chetco River overpass on Hwy 101; Turn left on North Bank Chetco River rd; Azalea Park is on the right a few hundred feet up the road. A fabulous city park, Azalea is near all 3 public schools and is a great place for kids of all ages. There is a playground, bathrooms, picnic tables, and a covered stage in a natural amphitheater, and softball diamonds - Brookings Harbor Brandy Peak Distillery
Brandy Peak Distillery, Bookings541-469-0194
18526 Tetley Road
Brookings Harbor, OR 97415
http://www.brandypeak.com/Dedicated to the art of creating the finest brandies, the Nowlin family uses only the best fruits and grapes available. Ripened to peak flavor, these delicious fruits are carefully fermented and slowly distilled in wood fired pot stills to produce a drink that captures all of the natural flavors and aromas. No colorings or flavorings are added. The result is 100% pure spirits that are smooth, rich and aromatic.
North CA
North California Exploring
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Requa Spey-Gee Point Guide Service
Spey-Gee Point Guide Service
530-625-4193
http://klamathriveradventures.comSpey-Gee Point Guide Service is operated by life-long Klamath River fisherman Thomas Willson. In addition to a world-class, Klamath salmon and steelhead guide service, Spey-Gee Point Guide Service also offers a stay in luxurious cabin nestled on the banks of the beautiful Klamath River.
- Requa Blue Creek Guide Service
Blue Creek Guide Service
707-482-0579
http://www.yurokfishingguides.com/The Klamath River, Lower Trinity River, and Smith River in Northern California offer some of the finest fishing in the world. Blue Creek Guide Service is one of the very few Yurok-run guide services on these prime fishing rivers. The Carlson family has lived on the Klamath River for many generations and has a deep understanding of the rivers and the fish of this region.
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Klamath Drive Through a Redwood Tree
Drive Through a Redwood Tree
http://exploredelnorte.comFor the ultimate Redwood Empire “tourist” experience, everyone has to see this. The immense size of Del Norte County redwood trees is evident at the Tour Thru Tree in Klamath. Vehicles (even SUVs!!!) can drive right through the center of a 725-year old hollowed-out giant. Take the Terwer Valley off-ramp from Highway 101 east 1/4 mile on Route 169.
- Trees of Mystery, Klamath California Coupon
The Trees of Mystery, Klamath
800-638-3389
15500 US Highway 101 N.
Klamath, CA 95548This is a nearby MUST SEE (only 5.6 miles north of Klamath)! Explore the Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods, adapting in fantastic ways in order to be among the “oldest Living Things on the Planet.” Ride Sky Trail and get a bird’s eye view of the redwoods and the only six passenger forest gondola on the continent glides you silently through the forest canopy.
$2.00 OFF General Admission (Adult, ages 13-59) Price
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Orick Visit Redwood National Park
Visit Redwood National Park, Orick866-733-9637
7 Valley Green Camp Road
Orick, CA 95555
http://www.nps.gov/redw/index.htmMost people know Redwood as home to the tallest trees on Earth. But the parks also protect vast prairies, oak woodlands, wild riverways, and nearly 40 miles of pristine coastline, all supporting a rich mosaic of wildlife diversity and cultural traditions. Together, the National Park Service and California State Parks manage these lands for the inspiration, enjoyment, and education of all people.
- Orick Hike Lady Bird Johnson Grove Trail
Hike Lady Bird Johnson Grove TrailHwy 101
Orick, CA 95555
http://www.redwoodhikes.com/RNP/LBJ.htmlThis is one of the most popular trails in Redwood National Park. The staff at Kuchel Visitor Center often recommend it to visitors since it’s short, level, and close to the visitor center. Unusually for a major redwood attraction, this trail is in a redwood upland environment at 1200 feet above sea level. Because of its elevation, the grove is often in the clouds and gets a lot more fog than the lowland groves. There’s a lush ground-cover of ferns, but the understory is open and the trail’s position high on a hillside affords some nice views of the forest. Rhododendrons are common and bloom in early June.
- Orick Hike Fern Canyon Trail
Hike Fern Canyon TrailGold Bluffs Beach Road Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
Orick, CA 95555
http://www.hikespeak.com/trails/fern-canyon-hike-prairie-creek-redwoods-state-park/If you’ve never walked between fifty foot walls of ferns, than you haven’t experienced a hike like Fern Canyon Trail. This short trek transports you through a cool moist canyon with fortress-like walls covered top to bottom in enchanting ferns. The trail starts just inland from a vacant stretch of Northern California coast, and then turns inland into the lush shady forest housing Fern Canyon. The hike can be done as a 1.1-mile lollipop loop with 150 feet of elevation gain, but it is most enjoyable as a one mile out and back with 75 feet of elevation gain. Turn around at the top of Fern Canyon and replay the most exciting portion of the hike.
- Trinidad Salty’s Supply Co
Salty’s Supply Co707-677-0300
332 Main Street
Trinidad, CA 95570
http://www.saltystrinidad.com/Throughout the year, our local catch includes Lingcod, Halibut, Salmon, Rockfish, Cabezon, Kelp Greenling, Steelhead, Cutthroat, Dungeness Crab, Clams, Surfperch, Sanddabs, Flatfish and more. Our experts are here to help you navigate your Trinidad fishing experience.
- Trinidad Museum
Trinidad Museum707-677-3883
400 Janis Court
Trinidad, CA 95570
http://trinidadmuseum.org/Located off Main Street and Patrick’s Point Drive at the entry way to the charming coastal village of Trinidad, is a newly rehabilitated circa 1899-1900 Victorian Italianate bungalow. The Sangster-Watkins-Underwood home, donated by the family of Ernie and Gwyneth Susan, descendants of the original owners, was moved from its site near Trinidad State Beach to land donated by Glenn and Janis Saunders in September 2006.
- Trinidad Patrick’s Point State Park
Patrick’s Point State Park707-677-3570
4150 Patrick’s Point Drive
Trinidad, CA 95570
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=417A dramatic shoreline ranging from broad sandy beaches to sheer cliffs that rise high above the Pacific Ocean offers great opportunities to explore tide pools, search for agates and driftwood, watch whales, sea lions and brilliant sunsets. The park offers several miles of hiking trails, a recreated Yurok Village, a native plant garden, visitor center, three family campgrounds, 2 group camps, a camp for hikers and bicyclists and 3 group picnic areas.
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Trinidad Visit Patricks Point State Park
Visit Patricks Point State Park707-677-3570
4150 Patrick’s Point Drive
Trinidad, CA 95570
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=417Located 25 miles north of Eureka California, Patrick’s Point is a park located in the heart of California’s coast redwood country. The park’s dense forests of spruce, hemlock, pine, fir and red alder stretch over an ocean headland with lovely wildflower-festooned meadows. A dramatic shoreline ranging from broad sandy beaches to sheer cliffs that rise high above the Pacific Ocean offers great opportunities to explore tide pools, search for agates and driftwood, watch whales, sea lions and brilliant sunsets. The park offers several miles of hiking trails, a recreated Yurok Village, a native plant garden, visitor center, three family campgrounds, 2 group camps, a camp for hikers and bicyclists, and 3 group picnic areas.
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- McKinleyville Totem Pole
See the Worlds Largest Totem Polehttp://www.beachcalifornia.com/mckinnleyville-totem-pole.htmlWhat’s 160 feet high, and carved from a 500 year old tree weighing 57,000 pounds? It’s the worlds largest totem pole – built out of the largest tree ever hauled across a California highway. The totem pole was carved to commemorate the grand opening of the Mckinleyville Shopping Center. Designed in 1962 by Ernest Pierson of Pierson’s Building Center in Eureka, he and a friend carved the monster tree in the parking lot of the center.It is located in the parking lot to the left and slightly behind Safeway on Central Avenue not far from the Arcata-Eureka Airport (in McKinleyville).
- Arcata Humboldt State University
Humboldt State University707-826-3011
1 Harpst Street
Arcata, CA 95521
http://www.humboldt.edu/You can walk across the campus in five minutes and yet it would take years for you to experience the students favorite museums, research facilities and places to hang out. Come for a visit and find out why the hometown of Arcata made it on Outside Magazine’s list of America’s top 15 college towns! Many colleges boast prestigious, but distant, faculty members. Humboldt students actually know their world-renowned professors. In addition to being leaders in the sciences and humanities, HSU professors are commited to mentoring their students by including them in all kinds of experiments, lab research, and field work.
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Klamath Trees of Mystery
Trees of Mystery, Klamath
707-482-2251
15500 U.S. 101 N
Klamath , CA 95548
http://www.treesofmystery.netLocated 18 miles south of Crescent City on 101 in the heart of the Redwood Empire. Explore Trees of Mystery where you’ll be overwhelmed by the unusual redwoods. Journey into the lives of the first Americans through one of the largest private collections of Native American artifacts. Fly through the forest canopy on Sky Trail!
- Loleta Tour of Loleta
Tour of Loleta707-498-6348
PO Box 327
Loleta, CA 95551
http://www.tourofloleta.comAre you a cycler or bicycle race fan? Experience the unique beauty of the North Coast, from fantastic views of the ocean to the majesty of the redwoods during the bicycle races. After the races attend the Swauger Station Day Post Ride Deep Pit BBQ. Proceeds support the Loleta School Community Track. Experience the excitement and contribute to a worthy cause!