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McKay Community Forest Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Outdoors 3110 Harris St, Eureka, CA 95503 37 views 💖 1 |
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McKay Community Forest, located near Eureka, California, is a beautiful and growing recreational area that offers a chance to explore the natural beauty of Humboldt County. Spanning over 1,300 acres, McKay Community Forest offers a serene escape close to the city. | |
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Sequoia Park Zoo Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Amusement 3414 W St, Eureka, CA 95503 332 views 💖 4 |
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Established in 1907, Sequoia Park Zoo is the oldest zoo in California and one of the smallest accredited zoos in the country. Situated next to the magnificent old-growth redwoods of Sequoia Park, the zoo is truly a jewel in the heart of Eureka. | |
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Redwood Sky Walk Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Tourism 3414 W ST Eureka, CA 95503 64 views 💖 1 |
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Tucked away in Eureka’s beloved Sequoia Park, the Redwood Sky Walk offers a unique vantage point and a new way to experience the history, nature, wildlife, and diverse ecology of this very special region. | |
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Carson Mansion Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Tourism 143 M St, Eureka, CA 95501 102 views 💖 1 |
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The Carson Mansion is a historic Victorian home located in Eureka, California. It is considered one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture in the United States. The mansion was built in 1884 for lumber baron William Carson and designed by architects Samuel and Joseph Cather Newsom. The Carson Mansion has been an architectural wonder, an object of curiosity, and a destination for tourists since it was completed in 1885. | |
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Mitchell Grove Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Club 4555 Mitchell Rd, Eureka, CA 95503 90 views 💖 1 |
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Mitchell Grove is a perfect wedding venue located in Eureka, California for an Orchard wedding. The grounds were beautiful and well manicured and the apple trees look great year round. | |
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King Salmon Beach Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Outdoors 1375 Buhne Dr, Eureka, CA 95503 106 views 💖 1 |
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Located south of Eureka on Humboldt Bay, King Salmon’s unique canal community offers great bay access and plenty of fishing and recreation amenities. Have a picnic on the beach or at Buhne’s Point, famous for where Captain Buhne landed in 1850 and founded Humboldt City. | |
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Sequoia Park Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Outdoors 3414 W Street Eureka, CA 95503 94 views 💖 1 |
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Sequoia Park is a 67 acre facility next to Sequoia Park Zoo that features walking and bicycle trails through the redwood forest, meadows, duck pond and two small creeks. The park includes two playgrounds, open turf grass, picnic tables, a restroom, group picnic area and a gazebo bandstand. | |
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Humboldt Botanical Garden Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Outdoors 7707 Tompkins Hill Rd, Eureka, CA 95503 89 views 💖 1 |
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The Humboldt Botanical Garden provides direction for the building of a world-class botanical garden for the Northern California region. The Gardens are constructed on a 44.5 -acre site south of Eureka. | |
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Madaket Harbor Cruise Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Amusement 1 C St, Eureka, CA 95501 70 views 💖 1 |
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The cruise travels 8.5 miles along the shores of Humboldt Bay while the Captain explains local history, industries, activities, points of interests, and wildlife. Seals are sure to be seen along with migratory birds, ships and boats, a lighthouse, an Egret rookery, the Fishermen's Statue and the iconic Carson Mansion. | |
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Eureka Humboldt County » Eureka Place » City California 107 views 💖 1 |
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Eureka is the principal city and county seat of Humboldt County in the Redwood Empire region of California. At the 2010 census, the population of the city was 27,191, and the population of Greater Eureka was 45,034. | |
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Clarke Historical Museum Humboldt County » Eureka Place » Museum 240 E St, Eureka, CA 95501 325 views 💖 4 |
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Whether a tourist or a local, a stop in Old Town Eureka is not complete without a visit to the Clarke Historical Museum. The Clarke Museum proudly displays the rich history of Humboldt County, which includes vibrant Native American cultures, gold rush settlements, the lumber industry, prosperous ranching, farming and livelihoods wrung from the sea. | |