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Learn the history and value of our beautiful waterfront and bay. You’ll walk at a leisurely pace, enjoying the view and sharing with others.
Bring walking shoes.
Continue reading Free Interpretative Tour of Waterfront Trail on Get Out and Play Day
We will have a printed copy of this available soon at the Adorni Community and Recreation Center, but if you’d like to get your child(ren) enrolled in some great summer activities, now’s the time. This “magazine” will tell you everything you need to know.
Click here to see the magazine.
Don’t wait to enroll your child in one of our fantastic summer camps. They’re fun, experiential, educational and supervised by trained instructors.
See a complete list of all the camps by following this link.
Participants will partake in in different adventures in and along our famous Humboldt Bay. The purpose of this camp is to promote healthy outdoor adventures along the water.
We are looking to create an interactive, creative, fun, family-oriented experience to Explore Eureka and to showcase the beauty of our 13 city parks and our new Eureka waterfront trail.
To be honest, we’re not sure what it would be like yet but the intent is to get local folks – as well as tourists – to get out on the trail and into our parks, be active, showcase so much of what Eureka has to offer – all while having a good time.
All we know for sure right now is that it will have a social media component and a brochure or map to go with it. Some of our potential ideas include:
If you would like to be in on the very early stages of this exciting project and then to help steer it in the future, we’re looking for volunteers to attend a community meeting at the Adorni Center Conference Room on Wednesday April 10 at 5:30PM.
Continue reading Need Volunteers for Fun, Creative ProjectJoin us for Pints for Non-Profits at Redwood Curtain Brewing Myrtletown to benefit the Humboldt Bay Trail!
From Noon to 12 AM on April 17 at 1595 Myrtle Avenue in Eureka.
A portion of proceeds from each pint sold will be donated to the Humboldt Bay Trail Fund to assist with ongoing maintenance needs.
Continue reading Waterfront Trail Pints for Non-ProfitsIt’s by Jona Kavanaugh and it’s located by amphitheater at Halvorsen Park.
It’s a perfect bench to photograph for the Great Eureka Bench Crawl.
To see all bench art posts, follow this link.
