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Trinity County was founded on gold reportedly discovered here six years before
the Sutter's Mill Gold Rush. Gold dredging, panning and prospecting are common
sights.
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The original settlers in the county were 50% Euro-Americans, and 50%
Chinese-Americans. Today, the Taoist Temple in Weaverville, preserves the
Chinese history, and is open to the public. The drive through Weaverville, the county seat, follows the original stage-coach route, and has many original brick, wooden, and rammed-earth buildings.
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The Trinity Mountains include a 500,000 acre wilderness with 9,000 ft. snow-capped,
jagged peaks. Hike to waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, teeming with fish, or hunt with a horse-packer.
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Escape the heat of the Central Valley, and coastal fog. Explore rafting, kayaking, and swimming. The Trinity River is a designated wild-and-scenic river. Identify birds and plant life through photography or spontaneous discovery. Relax with the sounds of nature and fresh air.
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Fish for the treasured King (Chinook) Salmon. This one weighed 25lbs.
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The elusive Steelhead can put up quite a fight, as this 8 pounder did.
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A picnic or buffet will liven up a day. Group and family get togethers are a natural in the great out-of-doors.
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