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Arcata Community Forest

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The sign of Arcata community forest

Photo © http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/calmax/images/2005/Winter/ArcataSign.jpg

Recreational Opportunities

The Arcata Community Forest is a natural area accessible all year round. Spanning over 793 acres, the forest was dedicated to the public in 1955. The forestland was used as a source for the municipal water supply until 1964, and today the forest serves as the headwaters of many of Arcata's urban streams. There are 19 trails along which to explore the beautiful trees and scenery while biking, running, hiking, dog walking, horseback riding, or playing disk golf. Along with recreation, the forest also provides educational opportunities, wildlife habitat, and sustainable timber harvesting.

Fees: Free

 Pet Friendly Notes
Dogs must be kept on leash.
 

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Longitude: -124.057283600
Latitude: 40.875405800
Elevation: 474 FT (144 M)
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