New Season of 'California Coastal Trail' Coming July 6! | KCET
New Season of 'California Coastal Trail' Coming July 6!
Now in its fourth season, "California Coastal Trail" will return on kcet.org with six new episodes on July 6. The new season will head north passing through Mendocino, Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, looking at spots along the coast like Pelican Bluffs, Noyo Headlands Park and the Humboldt Bay Trail.
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California Coastal Trail
Along the Crescent City Harbor Trail, visitors can see two historic lighthouses, monitor the ocean for marine life and watch fishing boats enter the harbor.
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California Coastal Trail
What started as 157-acres of old-growth redwoods in 1925 has expanded into what is today the 31,000-acre Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park.
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California Coastal Trail
The Humboldt Bay Trail is a network of shared-use trails that will eventually connect the two largest cities in Humboldt County.
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California Coastal Trail
MacKerricher State Park has something for everyone, from world famous Glass Beach to a repurposed logging trestle that is today a recreational bridge.
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Articles
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California Coastal Trail
The tragedy at Crescent City, CA not only led to better protective measures, but forged a bond with Rikuzentakata, a Japanese city that was also recovering from the 2011 tsunami disaster.
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California Coastal Trail
Del Norte County nurtures excellent camping experiences at the profusely-forested edge of California.
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California Coastal Trail
From historic trails through secluded forests to loops that offer vistas of remarkable sea stacks, Del Norte County is a vital destination for hikers seeking a rare California.
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California Coastal Trail
Can restoration efforts fix the mistakes of the past?
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California Coastal Trail
For over 20 years, Humboldt Bay residents have been chasing the dream of a complete 14-mile trail around the Bay. They have four miles to go.
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California Coastal Trail
Sleep, dream and recreate at these five campgrounds that grace Humboldt's northern kingdom.
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