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Our home is located just a few minutes from Sue-Meg State Park. We are located a short drive to all the beautiful beaches that Trinidad has to offer. A 20 minute drive to Ladybird Johnson Grove, one of the most incredible redwood forests in the world. A 5 minute drive to the town of Trinidad, where there is multiple restaurants, a supermarket, gas station and multiple shops to explore. Trinidad is known for its sea kayaking, whale watching, fishing, surfing, good eats and breath taking hikes along our beautiful coast line.

The Bluffs is located 15 minutes from the Arcata-Eureka/Humboldt County Airport. Getting around in rural Humboldt is easiest with a vehicle. Humboldt is renowned for natural forest, river, and ocean spaces, offering a multitude of hiking and outdoor sport activities. Humboldt also offers a plentiful dining scene with coastal cuisine and locally grown fare peppered throughout the county.
Here are a few of our favorites:
Sue-Meg State Park – located just minutes away from the house, with forest and ocean vistas, hiking, and native-run interpretive trails featuring a traditional Yurok village dwelling. Wedding Rock and Agate Beach are popular stops at this park.
Redwood National and State Parks/Prairie Creek State Park – located 25 minutes north of the house lie stunning and ancient redwood giants. Famed Fern Canyon and Gold Bluffs Beach (advance permit required through the Parks Service) are sought-after destinations from travelers all over the world. Visit the big named trees – like Corkscrew Tree and Big Tree – as you walk among the old growth. Ladybird Johnson and Redwood Creek trails are great for beginners.
Trees of Mystery – located 45 minutes north in Klamath, just past the Humboldt County line, is a favorite spot for kids on the north coast. An amusement park of sorts with giant redwoods, a native museum, treetop gondolas to ride in, and a skywalk to get up close and personal with the redwood canopy.
Avenue of the Giants – located 70 minutes to the south, is a world-famous stretch of highway winding along the Eel River with old growth redwoods throughout. This avenue is a tree-lover’s dream, boasting the world record for forested standing biomass, pristine cerulean swimming holes, and more trails than you could explore in a lifetime.
Larrupin’ and Moonstone Grill – Trinidad has two upscale dining options close to the house, both offering a unique taste of Humboldt’s vibe and local seasonal ingredients.
Moonstone Crossing – Trinidad’s local winery with daily tastings available.
Headie’s Pizza and Pour – a local spot to grab a slice of gourmet pizza and a beer before taking a walk through town for shopping and souvenirs or down to Trinidad State Beach to check out the lighthouse and the pier.
Lighthouse Grill – famous for their savory cornbread waffle cones with mashed potatoes and brisket, homemade ice-cream, and all-around delicious fare.
Murphy’s Market – Trinidad’s locally-owned grocery, convenient for stocking the fridge with everything you need to cook at your home away from home.