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Standish-Hickey State Recreation Area Swimming Hole
While many people consider this park to be the gateway to the more impressive redwood forest region, it still has bragging rights when it comes to stunning natural landscapes.
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Standish-Hickey State Recreation Area Swimming Hole Details
While many people consider this park to be the gateway to the more impressive redwood forest region, it still has bragging rights when it comes to stunning natural landscapes. It features over 1,000 acres of rugged canyons, flowing rivers, and even a small old-growth redwood forest of its own. This area is a hikers paradise, with three different trails for beginner, intermediate, and advanced hikers. In the middle of summer, you can also cool off in the South Fork of the Eel River, swimming in the naturally made pools along the banks. Other popular activities include kayaking, fishing, and camping.
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Pacific Coast Highway - California's Route 1
Ask any Californian about their scenic route and they will likely tell you about this historic highway.
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Smithe Redwoods State Natural Reserve
Although this natural reserve may be known for its massive redwood trees, it also features a lush forest of Douglas firs, willows, giant chinquapins, black oaks, and ponderosa pines.
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This protected wilderness area in Mendocino County is a local-favorite spot for hiking.
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Richardson Grove Swimming Hole
Humbolt County locals love coming to this tranquil destination on the South Fork Eel River.
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Richardson Grove State Park
Take a drive down Highway 101, and you will come across this park while crossing into Humboldt County.
