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Cal Poly Humboldt Natural History Museum

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A university museum with regional natural-history and science exhibits. Check its official site for current public access and programs.

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Cal Poly Humboldt is the manager or primary source for this entry. Check its current page for changing hours, fees, reservations, road restrictions, and closures.

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Arcata Marsh and Wildlife SanctuaryA 307-acre City of Arcata wetland and wastewater-treatment landscape on the Pacific Flyway, with about five miles of walking and biking paths and an interpretive center.Arcata Community ForestA city-owned second-growth redwood forest with a signed trail network. The City publishes trail maps and a forest bird checklist; use designated access points.Ma-le’l DunesA U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service dune unit linking forest, salt marsh, dunes, and beach. Vehicle access schedules and pet restrictions protect habitat; read the refuge directions first.Mad River Beach County ParkA county day-use park with signed parking, beach and river access, a beach trail, wildlife viewing, and a boat ramp. The county lists no restrooms.