The eagerly awaited opening of the Humboldt Bay Trail segment connecting the cities of Eureka and Arcata will be celebrated on Saturday, June 28. This segment of the Humboldt Bay Trail, also part of the Great Redwood Trail, will be celebrated through a series of activities throughout the day, culminating with a trail party at the Adorni Center, 1011 Waterfront Drive in Eureka from 3:00 to 6:00 PM. The party will include music, food trucks, trail partner tabling and brief comments by invited speakers recognizing the decades of work to make the trail possible. Following the recognition program, dance to the musical stylings of Pandemonium Jones. Refreshments will be available. Individuals or organizations interested in being a part of this day should contact Carol Vander Meer at: cvandermeer@rcaa.org.
More details about the event will be available at our website: tinyurl.com/trailparty
Our Summer “Happy Trails” ENewsletter is out, click here to view!
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View the Humboldt Trails Council’s Strategic Plan for 2024-2028 here.
Home of the Volunteer Trail Stewards
Miles of new trails are being added in Humboldt County–join the volunteer teams helping make our local trails safer and better maintained. Read about volunteer opportunities here.
Check below for upcoming volunteer opportunities!
Hikshari Trail
July 12 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 amMcKay Community Forest
July 15 @ 9:00 am - 2:00 pmMcKay Community Forest
July 16 @ 9:00 am - 2:00 pmSequoia Park Ivy League
July 19 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
New additions to our Annual Report here!
The 2024 Trails Summit was a resounding success, with many attendees, speakers and tabling partners joining together for good news on both existing and planned trails in our area.
A video of the entire event can be viewed here.
Take a look at our 2024 VTS video shown at the event!
Help Protect Public Access to the Van Duzen River
Did you or anyone you know use Fisher Road to access the Van Duzen River prior to 1972? We are collecting statements from people who wish to help protect public access to the river at this
location. If you can help, please access the Prescriptive Rights Study questionnaire here. If you have trouble downloading or printing the questionnaire please send your name, contact information, and a brief statement about your use of this public access point prior to 1972 here.
