Places of Interest in Humboldt County, CA
The West Coast boasts some of the most beautiful outdoor sights and settings imaginable. The possibilities are endless when you can camp in fantastic locations and visit other places of interest in Humboldt County, CA. Enjoy the 31-mile portion of old Highway 101 that parallels Freeway 101, which includes the largest remaining stand of redwoods in the world at Humboldt Redwoods State Park. You’ll be delighted to find more tourist attractions along your scenic drive with the help of the Avenue of the Giants Travel Guide and Map.
Relax in Nature
There are many campgrounds available where you can relax and unwind after your long day of adventures. Whether you’ve traveled to the Victorian Village of Ferndale, visited the Lost Coast and Shelter Cove, or had a stroll through the groves along the Avenue of the Giants, there are some great restaurants to fuel up, and local inns to decompress and relax in the hush of ancient forest.
Tasting and Touring
Enjoy wine tasting at Briceland Vineyards Winery, just 5.5 miles from Redway. This award-winning winery has been producing Humboldt wine since 1985; visit them in the summer for wine-tasting events from 2pm – 6pm on weekends and by appointment year-round. If your adventure includes the Mendocino Coast, check out Pacific Star Winery, 12 miles north of Fort Bragg. They offer wine tasting, whale watching, and seaside picnics with spectacular scenery.
Briceland Vineyards Winery — Tasting
BRICELAND
5959 Briceland–Thorn Rd, 5.5 miles west of REDWAY
Most Awarded Maker of Humboldt Wine Since 1985
Tasting by appointment all year. Call or email us at (707) 923–2429 andrew@bricelandvineyards.com | bricelandvineyards.com
Julia Morgan Redwood Grove
GARBERVILLE
255 Benbow Dam Road
(707) 272–8668
Weddings, Events and Historic Tours. juliamorganredwoodgrove.com
Chapman’s Gem & Mineral Shop & Museum
FORTUNA
on Hwy 101, 4 miles south of Fortuna
(707) 725–2714
7500 square foot showroom of the most impressive and beautiful stones from around the world. Crystals, fossils, minerals, carvings, jewelry, stones, shells, beads, books and so much more! Open 7 days 10AM – 5PM
Redwood Sky Walk at Sequoia Park Zoo
EUREKA
3414 W Street, Eureka
(707) 734– 3370
RedwoodSkywalk.com
Take a walk on the wild side and experience the Redwood Sky Walk at the only AZA-accredited zoo in the redwoods. Guests of all ages and abilities adventure high above the forest floor to discover the wonder and beauty of the ancient redwoods. Explore the Sequoia Park Zoo and meet over 150 animals representing more than 50 diverse species from across the globe. Featuring NEW Bear Habitat, Barnyard Petting Area, Watershed Heroes Splash Pad, Gift Shop, and Evergreen Eatery café. OPEN Tuesday – Sunday: 10 am – 5 pm, LAST ENTRY 4:30 pm
Eternal Tree House & Gift Shop
On the Avenue of the Giants
REDCREST
26510 Avenue of the Giants
707-672-4831
Free admission to the 20-foot room inside a 2500 year-old living tree. Large selection of locally crafted redwood products. Cafe onsite.
Block & Tackle Designs
On the Avenue of the Giants
MYERS FLAT
12812 Avenue of the Giants
blockandtackledesigns.com
(520) 732-9359
For vintage lovers and antique collectors—a museum-quality retail experience offering an extensive collection of vintage and antique finds, salvaged goods and custom designs in the heart of the Redwoods.
Shelter Cove Adventure Rental
SHELTER COVE
1661 Upper Pacific Shelter Cove
(707) 986–8142
Golf Cart & Electric Bicycle Rentals.
ShelterCoveAdventureRental.com
Shrine Drive-Thru Tree Auto Park & Gift Shop
MYERS FLAT
13078 Avenue of the Giants
(707) 943–1975
Drive through a natural opening of a living tree! Drive your car on a log! Count the rings of history! The kids will like our 2–story treehouses and walk–through stump. Visit our gift shop with quality local crafted redwood products. Family owned and operated since 1958. Don’t miss it!
Trees of Mystery™
KLAMATH
Hwy 101 Klamath
(800) 638–3389
TreesOfMystery.net
Experience the Spectacular Redwoods on the Redwood Canopy Trail™. You’ll walk the aerial netted suspension bridges through these majestic old–growth redwoods at mid-canopy level with viewing platforms from
50–100 feet high in the trees. Enjoy a bird’s–eye view of the redwoods as SkyTrail™ gondola glides you through the forest canopy. Walk among the giants and explore the trails. Here you will be overwhelmed by unusual trees adapting in fantastic ways to be among the oldest living things on the planet.
The Chandelier Drive-thru Tree
LEGGETT
(17 miles south of the One Log House)
(707) 925–6464
200 acre park, gift shop, picnic area, rest rooms. drivethrutree.com
Avenue Of The Giants Marathon & 10K Run
For more info visit www.theave.org
Farmers Markets (May – October)
Garberville Fri. 11:00am – 3:00pm
Briceland Thurs. 11:00am – 3:00pm
Miranda Tue. 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Ferndale Sat. 10:30am – 2:00pm
Shelter Cove Tue. 11:00am – 3:00pm
Sanctuary Forest
Free public hikes. Explore the Sinkyone Wilderness State Park, Mattole Watershed, and King Range National Conservation Area. For more info and to sign up, visit
www.sanctuaryforest.org
Bureau Of Land Management & Lost Coast Interpretive Association
Come join our FREE public hikes for all ages. To sign up or for more information, call (707) 986-5415 or email ca338@blm.gov For more info visit our website blm.gov/ca/arcata/kingrange
Victorian Village Of Ferndale
Forbes named Ferndale one of AMERICA’S PRETTIEST TOWNS! “From its well-preserved Victorian-era main street, to its five-minute drive from California’s magnificent, undeveloped Lost Coast, Ferndale is a surprising trip back in time, with just enough modern quirkiness to make it unique.” Visit the Victorian Village, Ferndale www.visitferndale.com
Kim Sallaway Photography
Stock, commercial photographer with over 30 years behind the camera. @kimsallawayphotography
North Coast Real Estate Guide
(707) 954-5540
Homes & Land for sale in Humboldt, Mendocino, Trinity and Del Norte Counties. www.northcoastrealestateguide.com
KMUD Redwood Community Radio
(707) 923-3911
While cruising the Avenue tune into “KMUD” Redwood Community Radio
So. Humboldt 91.1fm
Shelter Cove 99.5fm
No. Humboldt 88.1fm
No. Mendocino 90.3fm
www.kmud.org
TOURIST INFO - SOUTH END OF THE AVENUE
Southern Humboldt Visitor Center & Chamber of Commerce
GARBERVILLE
782 Redwood Drive
(800) 923-2613
Located in Garberville, the Southern Humboldt Visitor Center & Chamber of Commerce is your gateway to the Avenue of the Giants, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, the Lost Coast, Shelter Cove, and the wider Southern Humboldt region. Stop in for local maps, travel tips, event information, business referrals, lodging and dining recommendations, and help planning your redwoods adventure. Our Visitor Center connects travelers with the places, people, businesses, and experiences that make Southern Humboldt unforgettable.: chamber@garberville.org garberville.org
TOURIST INFO - NORTH END OF THE AVENUE
Scotia Chamber of Commerce & Visitor’s Center
406 Wildwood Avenue RIO DELL (707) 506-5081
Visitor’s Center, redwood gifts, art gallery and WiFi. Mon - Sat: 9am - 5pm
riodellscotiachamber.org
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