Discover the rugged beauty of Trillium Falls on a guided hike with Bigfoot Adventure Academy. Perfect for adventure lovers and nature seekers alike.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness level recommended—good stamina for a 4.5-mile loop with some elevation change.
Wildlife
History
The area has been protected since the 1960s, preserving its rich Native American heritage and natural beauty.
Conservation
The Bigfoot Adventure Academy promotes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring the preservation of the forest's delicate ecosystems.
Bigfoot Adventure Academy
Discover the rugged beauty of Trillium Falls on a guided hike with Bigfoot Adventure Academy. Perfect for adventure lovers and nature seekers alike.
Bigfoot Adventure Academy is an adventure outfitter based in Eureka, California, offering guided hikes, kayak tours, and community events across Humboldt County. The company leads experiences in Redwood National and State Parks, Humboldt Bay, Trinidad Bay, Big Lagoon, Mad River Slough, and other local wildlands. Trips include guided hikes through Tall Trees Grove, Prairie Creek Redwoods, Trillium Falls, and the James Irvine Trail to Fern Canyon, along with beginner-friendly kayak tours on Humboldt Bay, Trinidad Bay, and Big Lagoon. Bigfoot Adventure Academy also organizes community-focused events such as the PacOut Green Team fundraising dinner that supports local litter-removal and stewardship programs.
Professional guides prioritize safety, local knowledge, and low-impact outdoor ethics. Trips are suitable for a range of abilities with clear descriptions of trail length and conditions; shorter three-hour paddles and multi-mile hikes are clearly identified so participants can choose appropriate outings. Equipment guidance and wildlife viewing best practices are provided before and during tours to enhance visitor experience and protect habitats where Roosevelt elk, black-tailed deer, migratory birds, seals, and occasional whales are found.
The organization maintains relationships with regional park agencies and conservation groups to ensure responsible access and up-to-date route information. Customer booking, ranger coordination, and on-trail logistics are handled through established local processes. Visitors seeking redwood forest immersion, coastal kayaking, or wildlife-focused birding tours will find well-curated options led by experienced local guides. Public safety protocols, clear cancellation policies, and customer reviews contribute to transparent planning and confidence for visitors booking trips in the region seasonally.
Based In
Eureka, CA
Local guides and access
Tours Offered
10 tours
Hikes, kayaks & fundraisers
Land & Sea
Redwoods & Coast
Forests, lagoons, bays
Duration Range
3 hrs – all-day
Short tours to full-day hikes
Reserve a guided hike, kayak tour, or community fundraiser with clear trip details, expert local guides, and wildlife-focused experiences.
Wear sturdy footwear
Trail can be uneven and rocky, so sturdy hiking shoes are recommended.
Bring waterproof gear
Waterfall views can be misty and wet—pack rain jackets or waterproof clothing.
Start early in the season
Spring offers wildflowers and flowing waterfalls; autumn provides vivid colors.
Carry plenty of water
Stay hydrated to maintain energy through the moderate terrain.
Hiking shoes
Proper footwear ensures safety and comfort on varied trail surfaces.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during your hike, especially in summer and fall.
Layered clothing
Dress in layers to adapt to changing weather conditions.
spring, fall, winter, summer
Small backpack
Carry essentials like snacks, first aid kit, and camera.