Discover the best top things to do in Eureka, United States including Redwood Highway, Sequoia Park Zoo, Lost Coast Trail, Humboldt Bay Harbor Cruise - Madaket, Sequoia Park Garden, Humboldt Botanical Garden, Headwaters Forest Reserve, Carson Mansion, Old Town Haunted History Ghost Tours, Old Town Carriage Company.
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I recommend visiting a 'visitor's center' for the Redwood National Park to get an overview of the collection of land parcels that make up the Redwood National and State Parks so that you can appreciate what's left of the giant redwoods. Even along US Highway 101, there are easy on/off to enjoy glimpse of some great groves. Remember there is only 4% of the original forest left - hence the collection of small parcels, but still incredible.
4.5 based on 326 reviews
Small zoo with very nice facilities, super clean and a fun variety of animals. Highlights; red panda, gibbon, river otters (adorable), red ibis, bald eagles and the most pristine captive flamingos I’ve ever seen. For $10 well worth stopping by for an hour or so.
4.5 based on 71 reviews
The drive certainly is difficult and long, the hiking arduous and not for the faint of heart. The scenery, the wildlife, the surf, the creeks, the camping, the night sky, the company, the whole experience, is one I will look back on as one of the best in my life. Give yourself time to enjoy the experience, an extra day, if you can. Talk with or reference someone who has done the trip previously and use their suggestions for a wonderful journey into Northern California’s truly wild Lost Coast. The questions below don’t really apply...give yourself 4 or 5 days.
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Aboard the Motor Vessel Madaket, a 1910 passenger ferry in operation as a harbor cruise vessel since 1972. Madaket is the oldest passenger vessel in continuous service in the United States. Seasonal cruises depart Mid-May to the first week of October. Offering bay cruises: 75-minute narrated cruises and 1 hour non-narrated Cocktail Cruises
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Easily accessible to walk, hike, drive, or picnic. Just a few hundred feet into Sequoia Park, you'll feel like you're deep within a spectacular primeval forest. Close nearby is a park, zoo, and other attractions.
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Beautiful and well maintained garden on the campus of College of the Redwoods. Reasonable admission fee. Plants available for sale in the greenhouse.
4.5 based on 54 reviews
There’s a two mile round trip paved trail. There are other trails through the woods too. There was an old logging camp there around 1900 that left and over time the forest took over and there are only a couple things remaining from the camp; foundation of a house and a large barn.
4.0 based on 457 reviews
The Ingomar Club is a private club that serves a dual mission of the restoration and preservation of the unique historical building and grounds of the Carson Mansion, while providing fine dining and social experiences for its members. No public tours. Virtual tours are available on our website.
Wow - it's hard to imagine the detail and craftmanship in this late 19th Century Victorian mansion. The gingerbread that adorns this house is intricate and detailed. Home to the private Ingomar Club, the mansion is a photo worthy stop if your are driving the 101 highway in Northern CA. The house is closed to the public, but having been inside myself, I can tell you that the detailed architecture does not stop at the front door...breathtaking interiors all the way to the 4th floor tower with it's stunning 360 degree views!
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