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Southern Humboldt County: Where Ancient Redwoods Meet the Sparkling Pacific Welcome to Southern Humboldt County in Northern California, where towering redwood trees can live up to a millennium, creating an enchanting landscape full of history. Here, visitors of all ages and interests can enjoy various outdoor activities, including hiking, river fishing, mountain biking, sport fishing, golfing, swimming, and more. Let the outdoors be your guide: Southern Humboldt offers countless options for an unforgettable trip. The famed Avenue of the Giants in Humboldt Redwoods State Park has been called the finest forest drive in the world, and for good reason. Lined by towering titan redwoods, the almost 50-kilometre stretch passes secluded hamlets, campgrounds, and picnic areas, perfect for taking a pit stop to enjoy your surroundings. As well, winding through the Park is the Eel River, with perfect, kid-friendly swimming holes, and fishing areas. Sport Fishing in Shelter Cove is one of California's premiere ocean fishing destinations. Sport fishing enthusiasts come for the salmon,
second oldest winery in Humboldt County and has received hundreds of awards. In Shelter Cove, you'll find Gyppo Ale Mill offering the finest craft beer. We celebrate that spirit and raise a pint to all the Gyppos, living a freewheeling and independent life. Nearly 400 acres, Southern Humboldt Community Park is a favourite destination for runners, hikers, bicyclists, bird watchers, and dog walkers. The Community Park has some of the oldest mixedhardwood forests that define much of the inland scenery. The King Range National Conservation Area (NCA) is a spectacular meeting of land and sea as mountains thrust straight out of the surf with King Peak (4,088 feet) only three miles from the ocean. The King Range NCA encompasses 68,000 acres along 56 kilometres of California's north coast.
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which come close to the shore here from May through August. Anglers can also catch abundant lingcod, rock cod, halibut, albacore, and surf perch and can fish from the shore for perch or rockfish. Fishermen can also launch a boat from the cove, which Point Delgada protects from the northwesterly winds. Sanctuary Forest is a land and water trust with a mission to conserve the Mattole River watershed and surrounding areas for wildlife habitat and intrinsic values in collaboration with the community. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon of
golf at Benbow Inn Golf Course, followed by a refreshing beverage at the lounge. Shelter Cove Golf Course offers a stunning ninehole Scottish link golf course with spectacular Pacific Ocean views at every hole. As the sun sets on your day's adventure, settle in for a world of flavour. Southern Humboldt County has two award-winning wineries and is home to California's most remote brewery. Whitethorn Winery is family-owned and MAKE IT AN offers tastings by appointment. ANNUAL TRADITION Briceland Vineyards Winery is the With so much to do and see,
Southern Humboldt County will surely become your family’s cherished tradition. Every Father’s Day weekend, come to celebrate the spirit of adventure at The Garberville Rodeo Parade and the Garberville Rodeo, annual gems in Southern Humboldt County. Stay for the whole week and immerse yourself in music and culture. The Mateel Community Center Summer Arts & Music Festival typically takes place the fourth weekend in June at the County Line Ranch—a beloved family event for over four decades. At the Southern Humboldt Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center, we are the trusted source for guiding you on your journey through our region. With years of experience and knowledge, we provide unparalleled support for local tourism. We are the first Visitor's Center you come across when entering Humboldt from the south. Visit garberville.org to let the adventure begin.
Flying with Family: Top Tips for Effortless Air Travel This Winter Are you flying this winter with kids, pets and gifts in tow? Air travel can be tricky, especially during the holiday season. Before you start packing, here are some tips to help you journey through the airport like a pro from the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority.
LEAVE GIFTS UNWRAPPED Gift wrapping can be an art, with ribbons, bows and holiday-themed paper. Don’t let your hard work go to waste by taking wrapped gifts through airport security. Screening officers may have to open them to see what’s
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inside, so leave the gift wrapping on your to-do list for when you reach your destination. KEEP VALUABLE ITEMS CLOSE If you are planning to pop the question over the holidays, or you are gifting something special, keep the valuable item close. Pack fragile or valuable items in your carry-on baggage.
CONSIDER THE TOYS Most toys and games are welcome on your flight. But whether you’re keeping your kids entertained or surprising them with a toy at your destination, check out the rules for bringing batteries on board before you fly. Some go in checked baggage, some in carry-on, and others are not allowed to fly at all. And if you have any toys that look like weapons, such as water guns or toy grenades, it’s best to leave those at home.
equipment that can accommodate larger items. Screening officers are also at the ready to offer additional assistance if you need extra time or help with your belongings to get through security.
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DUKORAL® is a drinkable vaccine that may help you spend your vacation where you want – and not in the bathroom. DUKORAL® [Oral, Inactivated Cholera and LT-producing ETEC Diarrhea Vaccine] is indicated for the prevention of and protection against cholera and diarrhea caused by heat-labile toxin producing enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (LT-ETEC) in adults and children from 2 years of age.
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DUKORAL® does not treat diarrhea caused by enterotoxigenic E. coli once it develops. DUKORAL® will only protect against cholera and LT-producing enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC). Not everyone who gets vaccinated will be fully protected. Therefore, precautions to avoid contaminated food or water should be taken. Allergic reactions and side effects such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever, nausea and vomiting may occur. Rehydration measures should be taken in case of diarrhea.
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