You won't look at Old Town Eureka the same. Eric rocked the…read morehistory and relayed the many stories of experiences told to him. Make reservations ahead.........you will be glad you did.

We just went on the haunted, ghost tour of Eureka, and will never forget it!…read moreAlex, the guide, was phenomenal! She really loved, and knew her stuff! We went into, and learned soo much about the people, both alive and dea,d from Eureka! We also saw great architecture, and beautiful interiors. The stories, and the town, came to life! A must for every visitor, and local alike!

Excellent service, on time, accommodating, professional, nice vans and great owner, drivers and…read moreoffice staff. First class and the best on the Lost Coast!

Lost coast adventures is truly the only way to go if you are planning to hike the lost coast trail…read more Our group hiked from Mattole to Black Sands beach. This was made possible by the shuttle ride black sands to Mattole with lost coast adventures. Connor, who was our driver, was waiting for us when we arrived. He got us to our destination quickly and provided a ton of useful info about what to expect during our 3 day trek. Silvia, the office manager was also very helpful. She quickly responded to our emails even when the office was closed. She also accommodated our needy group of first timers above and beyond what is to be expected. I highly recommend the lost coast and lost coast adventures adventures!

A close-up of a wedge of Humboldt Fog was my screensaver for the longest time. I remember when I…read morefirst tried HF (a decade or two ago?) I was just establishing my "cheese legs" when I had a schmear of it on a grainy cracker. The cheese was so delicious it stopped me in my tracks. Ever since I've been a fan of every cheese from Cypress Grove. My favs are the soft ripened varieties including all the Humboldt Fog remixes. The fresh cups are super spreadable varieties that can transform even the most casual cheese courses into something special. I love when I stumble on one I've never tried - it lands in my grocery basket without as much as a second guess. Can't wait for the Chipotle Cacao remix! I can't remember a cheese course I've served without Humboldt Fog - if I had a dollar for every time someone told me I turned them onto HF, I'd have a small fortune. My nephew at 10 years old (some 20 years ago) practically invented the Humboldt Fog burger...the kid added HF on a burger before I did! Love the heck outta you Cypress Grove...keep those HF remixes coming!

Absolutely a must-do cheese stop! We went by without calling, just showed up, and we're able to…read morejoin a tour with another couple who had done the same thing. We were given a delightful tour by one of the hosts (I want to say her name was Ashley?), who told us all about the origin of Cypress, the cheeseaking process, and the types of cheese. I really enjoyed seeing some of the cheeses aging, and learning about the company (only 70 employees!). The best benefit of stopping by is that you will get a bomb little "gift box" with samples of their cheeses. So cute and such wonderful cheeses! The purple haze is my fav - I put it on everything. Thanks for the cool tour and for making awesome cheese, Mary and crew!

Avenue of the giants is a great way to drive along the freeway with a more scenic route. It was…read morebeautiful and gorgeous drive and they have stops that you can go to for view points. I suggest you go early to avoid crowds if you want to get to every site and not have toooo much traffic. Also Make sure to get the map at the first stop so you can read about each stop and decide which ones ha wanna go to.

Bow-legged and bald standing 68 inches tall with a 32 inch 4-pack belly and 73 years young - I am…read morein awe walking among giants over 300 feet tall, 10-20 feet in diameter and living about 2,000 years. Wow! What a comparison! Me and a redwood tree! It so humbling and awe-inspiring! Looking up and gazing away in quiet wonder! Blows me away every time! These redwoods are the oldest and largest living organisms on earth. Hit all the cool loops like Druary-Channey, Women's Club (no redwoods ever logged), Rockefeller loop and Founders Grove - all short hikes and an abundance of large redwood trees up and down the 40 mile Avenue.

We had a tour today with Galal which was beyond amazing!!! The company didn't Have any other tours…read morescheduled for the day but still accommodated us when we called them and took us out basically on a private tour. He was beyond informative and knew so much history and just about the trees, plants and flowers in general. We had several people show us places to go for free but I am so glad we chose to do this tour instead. It was seriously worth every penny. There is no way we could have seen all the things that we saw today and gained all the knowledge that we did if we had chosen to just go sightseeing by ourselves.

Excellent tour with knowledgeable guide. Highly recommended. My husband and son very much enjoyed…read moretheir tour. (Thank you to Rick for finding the lost ring.)

We had to visit this Humboldt brewery before we left Eureka. It was our last day over the 4th of…read moreJuly weekend. Opening time was 1 pm and it was perfect as it was on the way to our hotel from a morning visit to the town of Ferndale. There were only a few guests when the gates opened but wait times filled up fast as there was only one staff tending the taps and gift shop. We were second in line, so it wasn't much of a wait for us. I ordered a flight of five with regular ABVs (alcohol by volume) which included the iconic Downtown Brown, Harvest Wheat, Peanut Butter Chocolate Stout, Great White and Lost Coast Pilsner. I and the other patrons were bummed that the Indica IPA wasn't on tap so I ended up purchasing a six pack. I wanted a totally different variety of beers when we had dinner at LCB's restaurant a few nights before. The restaurant offers a flight of 6 on tap BTW. I'm more of a wine person when given a choice, but the tasting the brews of LCB was one opportunity I wasn't going to miss while I was here. I like IPA and wheat among the beers but ended up liking all of them. Even the dark stouts. Unlike, the restaurant, they only serve chips (unpacked) and salsa (sealed) here. My wife (designated driver) and son opted to get a taster of their root beer and a couple scoops of ice cream from the gift shop. We ended up purchasing a bright tie-dyed tee LCB tee and a fridge magnet.

On our way to dinner, but I guess I gave my wife the wrong GPS address and ended up here, LOL…read more Quality/Quantity - Sampled all their beer that was NOT available at their cafe. Visited their Cafe Brewery a few days prior. After trying so many samples, I settled for: Scotch Ale & Raspberry Brown (closest to a red). Atmosphere - Good size location, cool decor. Service - 6 stars. Weird that we were the only customers. So got full attention from the two team members. Currently significantly understaffed. As the two team members are only a few weeks new. So no tours, yet. Price - $16 + generous tip. Sunday is the best day to come if you are price conscious. Of course today is Wed... Owner Comments - Congrat on so many successes since 1989. Women owned! What a great history, you should share even more on your website.

We had so much fun on this educational, fascinating tour -- Captain Sebastian patiently answered…read moreevery question, and we loved rocketing around the bay and pulling out fresh oysters that we got to eat afterward -- raw and broiled -- at Humboldt Bay Provisions. Now we understand why oysters are $3/each retail. It takes a lot of TLC to grow up those bringy, tender nuggets.

Fascinating tour of Humboldt Bay's massive Oyster Industry. Great information and insights from…read moreCaptain Sebastian Elrite and stunning views of the Eureka and Arcata shorelines. Followed up by fresh oysters - pulled from the Bay on our tour - and signature sauces at Provisions. 10/10

We had a great e-bike tour with Grant. We went at an ideal pace that mixed the fun/speed of e-bikes…read morewith stops to learn about Redwood history, eco-system and conservation. I felt very safe (a big concern for me) and my kids (12 & 14) were secluded enough from major roads to enjoy the bikes! The scenery on the ride is stunning and is such a fun change-up to exploring the Redwood Forest on a traditional foot-hike. This tour offered an excellent value for the price!

We booked a three hour E-bike and we saw so much and learned about the nature.the guide was very…read moreknowledgeable.it was well worth.

Had a wonderful time. Big Foot made sure we had fun while maintaining high safety standards. If you…read moreare a first timer in kayaking would recommend Big Foot .

I am a total beginner and just starting target shooting two months ago. I took the Beginner to…read moreFirearms class and I loved this course! I can't begin to list all of the things I learned. My instructor was very well versed and accredited to teach the course. He was also extremely patient with us newbies and took into account that we each had different body types and physical abilities. I especially appreciated the philosophy of the importance of safety at every moment. There were certainly little nuances I would not have thought of on my own. Best of all, it was REALLY FUN! I got to shoot 21 different firearms and it facilitated my understanding of what works for me and what I'd like to explore more. I recommend this course for anyone who is new to the sport or even the old dogs with rusty skills. I'm now an old dog with new skills and appreciation.

I visited Humboldt State Park on the first weekend of Spring, and spent most of my visit on the…read moreNorth Bull Creek Trail (8 miles round trip). My destination was the Tall Tree, and I passed miles of banana slugs, moss, lichen, spring wildflowers, and the refreshing surge of Bull Creek with its turquoise hues. The park was far from crowded, and I was pleasantly surprised to see Park Staff tending the maintenance needs (weed abatement). I felt safe & incredibly relaxed on the trail. There are over 100 miles of trail in this park and plenty of river access, providing something for everyone. If you only drive through the Avenue of the Giants, it will be time well spent in this gorgeous paradise.

There is an automobile guide to the 32-mile long Avenue of the Giants, which parallels Hwy 101…read more Many of the stops are worth visiting. But the Rockefeller Loop Trail (only .5 mile) is the one you must visit! It's phenomenal! And we were the only ones there today, so we experienced it almost prehistoric. Must see! Learn more here. https://www.redwoodhikes.com/Humboldt/Rockefeller.html