My son and I had a great day salmon fishing with Mike. Mike adjusted the location based on current…read moreconditions. We caught several fish and had a great day on the river. The boat was clean and the heater was nice to knock the chill off until the sun came up.

Three family members and I went on Mike's halibut charter on Humboldt Bay for my birthday this…read moreyear. We cannot say enough good things about our experience. The boat was clean and organized, Mike was completely on top of everything that needed to be done and monitored, teaching us what to look for and how to respond, checking bait and rods and GPS, and moving us to another spot when the action died down. Not only was he the consummate fishing guide, he was personable, fun, and funny. We came away with a great haul but, more importantly, with a wonderful memory of our entire experience. Thank you so much, Mike!

We aren't from the area so I was a little unsure when we first pulled up to the beach. The area…read moreseemed a bit sketchy and the beach doesn't look like much from the road but I'm really glad we stayed and checked it out. This is one of the more interesting beaches that I've been to. There is some grassy wetland, a small cove, and plenty of beach line. You can explore and find lots of interesting things or you can just sit and listen to the waves. We brought our dog and she really enjoyed it. There were also lots of other people with their dogs there. I can't say for sure what the rules are about your dogs being leashed, but we only saw one dog on leash. Our pup was able to play with some other dogs and enjoy the water. We ended up spending much longer here than we had anticipated because we enjoyed it so much.

Everything about this beach is amazing! There's a shallow tide pool spot for the kids to play in…read morewhen a little warm outside! An amazing lookout over the bay! And a nice restaurant to fill your stomachs up after a long day at play! I would totally recommend!

Everything! It was a beautiful day, no wind and hardly any swell! We went to the Cape and Tim put…read moreus on the fish. We got our limits and had a pleasant ride back. The wind had come up some, but was still pretty mild. When we got back to the dock, Tim's wife was waiting for us with home made cookies! It was a great day!

Captain Tim, is one of the nicest person's you can meet. He cares for his clients, and if you are…read moreolder and have disabilities he will help you and make sure you have a good time. For instance my Dad is 81 years old and has o2 tank, and hardworking time moving around, we sat dad in a spot where it be good for him. When Dad got his fish on the line Captain Tim handed Dad the rod and dad reel up his halibut until he couldn't reel anymore and ran out of energy. Tim took over and landed the fish for dad. This is the second time that I took Dad out and he enjoyed every bot of it. Thanks Captain Tim and Sherry. You guys are wonderful.

The 'reel' deal! Gary is a fisherman through and through. Went crabbing with Gary and despite the…read morestate banning traps currently he still put us on the crab and stuck it out till we had our limits filled. Took our 3 young kids and everyone had a great time hauling gear and counting crabs. Gary was constantly working to improve our catches from communicating with fellow captains to changing up the baits and locations until we were on the crab and hauling them in consistently. He kept it up well after the 2 hrs it normally takes with standard traps and hauled 6 limits of crab (one for each of us). After a big crab feed we cooked and picked crab till 10PM and then for another couple hours the following morning. :) Great time and we'll be back next season for sure.

Full Throttle Sport fishing in Eureka California is the best! Gary the owner and his charter boat,…read morethe Seaweasel know all the right areas to grab the greatest fish (Eureka, Arcata, Trinidad, and Shelter Cove California.) Best experience ever, he's a fun guy and he tries to make sure that you get at least one fish even on your first time. hit him up! gary@fullthrottlesportfishing.com

Captain was great! Boat is clean and organized. At the end of the day captain made sure we got…read morefish. Great trip

Fairly large area with trails behind the dunes as well as beach riding. Great area for beginners,…read moreno large dunes and a large open beach zone that is mostly flat. Next step is the Oregon dunes, crazy stuff there.

This area is so fun for off-roading! Wow driving on the beach is the best feeling and watching the…read moresurfers ride the jetti waves was a bop for me. Besides all the trails to drive on, there's a fun rock crawl area to try out. Loved it all!

The Woodley Island Marina was another tourist destination we went to while in Eureka. We didn't do…read moreany boating but there are a few things to see here for the passing visitor. There is Table Bluff Lighthouse which is a very small Lighthouse but cute all the same. It is kept up well and is one that lighthouse buffs may like. Nearby is a fishermans memorial where you can see a list of people who have been lost at sea in the area over the years. There is a large fisherman statue there as well as part of the memorial. Nice stop to make if out and about taking in the sights around town.

The local commercial fishing marina, where you can actually acquire fresh caught seafood that…read morevaries daily and from season to season. My most recent visit, Dungeness Crabs are in season after a delayed start! This small commerical marina actually has several docks running alphabetically, A through G - signage on the road frontage letting the passersby know what the mornings catch is and today it was our amazing local crab and our world class Kumamoto oysters, these petite beauties are a famous staple on the north coast waters here on Humboldt Bay. A marina coffeshop with restaurant are on site that has okay food and a full bar, there is also a charter house where some fishing vessels can be reserved by the hour, half day, day or longer. There is a Fisherman of the Sea memorial to all those who've made the ultimate sacrifice, working on the north coasts unforgiving and often dangerous waters. Ample parking at all the different docks. The coast guard also maintains a presence at this marina as well. The public can visit the docks and enjoy the views of old town waterfront, of the marina and Humboldt Bay out to the Pacific Ocean. A cool marina, where you can purchase freshly caught seafood right off the boat. Definately worth a visit and stop if you like fresh seafood, big commercial fishing boats, or just being on the water. 4 Stars 00669

Kind service. Thanks Arsenal man for suggesting Elks Cove Hike! We had a beautiful hike…read more Nice selection of outdoor items We purchased Patagonia jackets and a hiking backpack and it was perfect. Husband found his on clearance good value. Clearance section way to shop! Found towels 25% off for the beach

Fantastic range of gear and top quality. The staff were very friendly and helpful a definite gem…read morein Eureka!

This is a first class kayaking outfitter. Just got off the water from a kayak tour. All of their…read moregear is top-notch and obviously well cared for. Also, they give you exactly what is needed to paddle in Trinidad so you remain warm & comfy. I was so impressed with our guides, Nick and Alex, and their local knowledge of seabirds, marine mammals, and intertidal species. Whales are cool, but there are also a lot of other really cool animals & birds in Trinidad Bay. And these guides know just where to take you. They were not afraid to take us into a little rougher waters, when we asked them to, likely because they are so skilled and experienced. I also really appreciated all of the paddling guidance they provided making sure I was using my core/legs more than my arms. I was with a very large group and the guides handled everything with such class and professionalism. It is a step above any outfitter I've ever paddled with. We are really lucky to have them in Trinidad to help us access some of the most fantastic coastline along the California coast. They also do a great job interpreting the California Coastal National Monument! All of those rocks and islands are part of a statewide national monument that runs from the Oregon border south to Mexico! Wow! What a treasure. Thank you Kayak Trinidad for providing A+++ service where it is needed and appreciated!

We had such a great time with Sawyer on our Big Lagoon tour. He really took the time to educate us…read moreand make sure everyone was having a good experience. He answered all our questions. It was also so nice that the kayaks were all set up and we didn't have to carry them! Would highly recommend for kids and adults!

Most importantly: wheelchair friendly for 85-90% of the skywalk! Wide enough ramps up and a turn…read morearound section* (cuts out the suspension bridge with more flexibility that likely wouldn't allow for a wheelchair*) The skywalk is unlike any experience you'll ever have. People come from all over the world to experience this, I'm fortunate enough it's my "backyard" so to speak. The amount of science and engineering that went into making this is next level. (So is the upkeep which is so interesting to watch if you happen to be there when routine maintenance is needed) Several feet above the forest floor you get a perspective unlike anything else Ive taken siblings, cousins, friends and their kids, and honestly anyone who wants to come with me I love the zoo, I love the skywalk. I'm practically an unofficial tour guide

While we were passing through Eureka we decided to stop by the Sequoia Zoo, which included the…read moreRedwood Skywalk. We are AZA members so when showing our membership we got in for half price. The Redwood Sky walk is located in the back left side of the zoo, it is a self guided tour. The skywalk slowly increases over 100 ft above the beautiful forest floor below and is about a 1/4 mile walk. I am afraid of heights, but felt safe walking along the trail. Most of the walk is over the park nextdoor to the zoo, as you are looking down from high above and you can see tiny people & dogs walking the trails below it was so cool. We could also see the bears in the zoo from high up in the trees, we had a better view of them than could see them below on the zoo trail. Be sure to look up at the majestic redwood trees along the trail, and when on the platforms you can touch the redwoods, and learn alittle about them with the information boards. It was an amazing experience, being so high up in the Redwood trees. It was Breathtaking and beautiful. I felt safe walking the trail as they had guardrails that go along the trail and was pretty good width across for people to walk by. People who are nervous of the wooden suspension bridges that move when others walking on them can walk about half way through trail before reaching these bridges and walk back the way they came. We will always remember this trip to Eureka, and cannot wait to bring our granddaughter here next time. Enjoy your adventure!