Eureka, the ATVers Found It
This part of Northern California is considered by many people, including those who drive ATVs, as one of the most beautiful places in the west. It has been named, "America's Most Scenic Rural County," and "One of the World's Top Ten Great Places." Here an ATVer can discover the majesty of the redwoods. There are many rugged spots in which to test one's ATV skills.
This area has 40 recreation spots, forests, parks, and other use spaces where an ATV driver can while away the time in skilled pursuits. A wonderful way to explore the ins and outs of this place is by ATV. There is camping, hiking, swimming, fishing, and much more. There are trails throughout the national areas.
If there are people in your group who like the amenities in the evening and do not wish to camp, there are lodges, hotels, restaurants, sightseeing, museums galore. Eureka has an historic Victorian past and it is reflected in the "Old Town" there. Local favorite high lights are the Farmer's Market in season, Loleta Cheese Factory tours, Jacoby's Storehouse, a state landmark - the Railroad Museum, and Redwood Coast Wineries.
Redwood Coast Heritage Trails are new and guided. As for the diehard ATV driver, any trail is a great trail in this part of California. They all meander in and out of some of the most spectacular viewing spots in the mountains. Any ATV enthusiast needs to put this on a must do list of places to ride in California.
This part of Northern California is considered by many people, including those who drive ATVs, as one of the most beautiful places in the west. It has been named, "America's Most Scenic Rural County," and "One of the World's Top Ten Great Places." Here an ATVer can discover the majesty of the redwoods. There are many rugged spots in which to test one's ATV skills.
This area has 40 recreation spots, forests, parks, and other use spaces where an ATV driver can while away the time in skilled pursuits. A wonderful way to explore the ins and outs of this place is by ATV. There is camping, hiking, swimming, fishing, and much more. There are trails throughout the national areas.
If there are people in your group who like the amenities in the evening and do not wish to camp, there are lodges, hotels, restaurants, sightseeing, museums galore. Eureka has an historic Victorian past and it is reflected in the "Old Town" there. Local favorite high lights are the Farmer's Market in season, Loleta Cheese Factory tours, Jacoby's Storehouse, a state landmark - the Railroad Museum, and Redwood Coast Wineries.
Redwood Coast Heritage Trails are new and guided. As for the diehard ATV driver, any trail is a great trail in this part of California. They all meander in and out of some of the most spectacular viewing spots in the mountains. Any ATV enthusiast needs to put this on a must do list of places to ride in California.
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