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Home » Hikes in Hiking Humboldt Volume 2 » Region B: Hiking Trinidad California » Hiking Trinidad Head

Hiking Trinidad Head

Description: Hiking Trinidad Head is one of Humboldt County’s most popular short hikes. The views in every direction from the Head are stunning almost no matter what the weather. Although the initial climb up the Head is steep, it is short. There are several recommended ways to extend the walk including a walk out on the Trinidad pier, perhaps a visit to the Seascape restaurant adjacent to the pier, and a walk to the Memorial Lighthouse at the intersection of Trinity and Edwards Streets.

Trinidad Head
The view from Trinidad Head

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