Guidebook for McKinleyville
Food Scene
Renata's Creperie
1030 G StExcellent crepe's! A very good place for breakfast.
Sunset Restaurant
27 Scenic DrNice Dinner spot with some great views of the Trinidad Bay
Fantastic organic ice cream made with local products. WE LOVE Arcata Scoop!
24 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Arcata Scoop
1068 I StFantastic organic ice cream made with local products. WE LOVE Arcata Scoop!
Sightseeing
Humboldt State University
1 Harpst StLocal University
Cute little beach town with great views and some fun shops. Good hiking around the lighthouse and along the beaches.
66 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Trinidad
Cute little beach town with great views and some fun shops. Good hiking around the lighthouse and along the beaches.
Ferndale
Old, Victoria style farm town. Very cute, lots of little shops.
Fun little town, good local shopping and restaurants. Lots to see here.
32 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Arcata
Fun little town, good local shopping and restaurants. Lots to see here.
Parks & Nature
Great local park. Good place to check out some redwood trees.
92 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Kagubatan ng Komunidad ng Arcata
Great local park. Good place to check out some redwood trees.
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
127011 Newton B. Drury Scenic PkwyBeautiful park full of great redwoods
Lady Bird Johnson Grove Trail
Bald Hills RoadClam Beach
Nice beach to walk on
There is so much to see at this little park. Its got a great little hiking trail along the coastal cliffs with great views. You can also access Agate Beach to the north. There forest is interesting as it transitions from coastal brush to Douglas Fir to redwood. There is also a traditional Yurok Indian Village there that is still used for ceremony's today. Lots of hiking around.
8 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Patricks Point
There is so much to see at this little park. Its got a great little hiking trail along the coastal cliffs with great views. You can also access Agate Beach to the north. There forest is interesting as it transitions from coastal brush to Douglas Fir to redwood. There is also a traditional Yurok Indian Village there that is still used for ceremony's today. Lots of hiking around.