On our trip from Oregon to Northern California, we cut over from Highway 101 to Weaverville...an old gold mining town that was very prosperous during the California Gold Rush Days.
It sort of a oasis as you trek inland through the Klamath Mountains, from the Eureka area to Redland.
It's a pleasant place to visit and, is a National Historical Site. It is pristine town with a population of about 4,000 folks.
The "Old West" setting is very prominent. I know I didn't do the town justice with the photographs I took but, we were a little pressed for time.
It sort of a oasis as you trek inland through the Klamath Mountains, from the Eureka area to Redland.
It's a pleasant place to visit and, is a National Historical Site. It is pristine town with a population of about 4,000 folks.
The "Old West" setting is very prominent. I know I didn't do the town justice with the photographs I took but, we were a little pressed for time.
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