McKinleyville Land Trust Adventures
The McKinleyville Land Trust is dedicated to conserving open spaces in and around McKinleyville, California, offering a variety of outdoor attractions and ecological diversity.
About McKinleyville Land Trust
Located in Humboldt County, the McKinleyville Land Trust focuses on land conservation, stewardship, and environmental education within the community. The Trust manages several properties, each offering unique opportunities for outdoor recreation and nature observation. The Trust's mission is to protect critical habitats, such as wetlands, forests, and coastal areas, while creating public access for educational and recreational purposes. Visitors can explore trails winding through verdant landscapes, witness diverse flora and fauna, and enjoy the serenity of natural areas preserved for future generations. Established in the late 1990s, the Trust has played a critical role in fostering environmental awareness and community involvement. While primarily focused on conservation, these areas serve as a haven for hikers, bird watchers, and nature enthusiasts, providing insight into the ecological richness of Northern California.
Highlights
The Mad River Bluffs, offering sweeping views of the Mad River and Pacific Ocean.
Native coastal forests featuring a variety of plant species typical of Northern California.
Wildlife observation points ideal for birding and exploring regional biodiversity.
Educational trails promoting local ecological and conservation awareness.
Notable Natural Features
Mad River Bluffs
A significant area offering views and access to diverse habitats along the river.
Clam Beach Run Trail
A family-friendly trail that provides easy access to coastal ecosystems and scenic views.
Chah-GAH-Cho
An area showcasing traditional Yurok and cultural heritage.