The tour will also include the refurbished Litsch General Store and the Blum Bakery. Guided hike or bike on the Weaverville Basin Trail System. The trails to be explored will typically have a tread 18-24 inches wide, of natural materials, with some grades of 20 percent. Guided tours of historic downtown Weaverville attractions, including Jake Jackson Museum, Joss House State Historic Park, Historic District, Art Galleries, and shopping. Bike and hike trips will be easy to moderate.
All locations are within short walking distance of the drop off point.
Join a student led tour, sponsored by the Sacramento River Discovery Center. Visit riparian forests and tour farms using the latest water conservation technologies. On the trip there are excellent opportunities to observe Eagles, Osprey, Beaver and Otter slides, along with Salmon moving upstream to spawn. Interpretive hikes talking about river habitat restoration will be conducted at stops along the way conducted by local students. Participants must be able to get in and out of a raft adjacent to steep banks and traverse up to a mile on natural, river terrain through various vegetation types.