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Trinity Lake holds the national record for the largest small-mouth bass. Other fish thriving here include trout, steelhead and catfish. At 20 miles long, the lake offers great waterskiing, too!
Rafting is a challenging recreational outdoor activity, and Trinity River Rafting offers trips for both experienced and beginners, from mild to wild. Rafting down a river can be adventurous, relaxing, fun, educational and a great time to bring friends and family closer together.
Year round fishing in this area is outstanding! Fish for Black Bass, Small Mouth Bass, Catfish, Kokanee Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Brown and Eastern Brook trout.
Trout season opens end of April and a fun camping trip is a great way to kick off the season! Fish, Camp, Relax, Repeat.
The Trinity Alps Wilderness has over 600 miles of trails with elevations from 2000 - 9000 feet summits. Hike, backpack, picnic, ride horses or just enjoy wildlife viewing in this beautiful alpine wilderness.
Experience the thrill of off-roading in the Trinity Alps Wilderness! There are hundreds of miles of winding trails all through the forest with interesting stops along the way.
Historic gold mines, caves, dramatic views and fall color when the leaves start to change every September. Choose a trail that's perfect for you and enjoy a fun day trip into the forest.
From competitions to leisure mountain bike rides, the Trinity Lake area offers an epic combination of single track trails through the Weaver Basin Trail system.
Enjoy the views and the cool breeze on your mountain biking adventure. Trails for all levels of bikers are available so pack your bike or rent one locally.
The Trinity Alps area is known for Bigfoot sightings throughout history! There's even a museum at Willow Creek where you can learn more about sightings and the lore surrounding Bigfoot.
Maybe you'll see Bigfoot during your stay at Trinity Lake KOA Holiday!
Nestled at the base of the Trinity Alps, Weaverville California is home to Main Street Gallery. The surrounding area is an inspiration to artists near and far. We take pride in providing a beautiful venue for artists to display their work. The gallery exhibits framed art, ceramics, glass art, jewelry, textile art, cards, prints, and much more.
Alpen Cellars is an award-winning winery that started as a winemaking student's dream. This popular family-operated winery welcomes visitors for tasting and tours from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
The Scott Family established this small museum in Trinity Center to preserve the history of the mining, timber, and ranching activities that defined something that we still feel today-- the soul of our North Lake communities.
As a celebration of Trinity's rich mining history, the Jake Jackson Museum located just 30 minutes away in Weaverville, traces Trinity County's roots from the earliest recorded days of the Native cultures to the advent of the Gold Rush. Visit the blacksmith and tin shop, the stamp mill and "The Barn," which houses antique buggies and wagons.
Drive along the same path the early miners took through the Trinity Alps. Take in the scenery and breath in the fresh air with a hint of pine!
17 stops along the way with plenty of opportunities to explore and stretch your legs.
If you're into horses, NorCal Trail Rides has a fun adventure for you. Trail rides, lessons and indoor area rides are all available and are a day trip away from Trinity Lake KOA Holiday.
This bike park provides a safe and fun environment for people of all ages to build their bike riding skills. The bike park includes a pump track, adventure trails, and specific skill-building challenges like jumps, ramps, elevated tracks, and switchbacks. Head to Weaverville for a fun day of riding and skill building.
The Weaverville Joss House, a Taoist Temple of Worship, is now a state park and is the oldest still-in-use Chinese Temple in California.
See the beautiful artifacts and you'll be in awe of the craftsmanship in this temple.
This historic, local theater in Weaverville, CA has been restored and is the only theater in the area!
There is a variety of game species such as deer, black bear, elk, antelope and wild pig in the Trinity Lake area. Make Trinity Lake KOA Holiday a safe and comfortable home base for your hunting trip.
Has outdoor seating · Serves vegetarian dishes · Has live music
31 Pine Ln
Coffee Creek, CA 96091
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