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Malakoff Diggins State Park California

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Malakoff Diggins State Park

Humbold Creek Gold Panning Adventures

HUMBUG CREEK TRAIL (no bikes) 2 .72 miles; Gain: +863’ -54’ = -809’
A scenic hike to the South Yuba River where it meets the South Yuba Trail. Primitive camping is available a short distance from the junction of the Humbug Trail and Yuba River.

Humbug Gold Panning

Gold Panning Find your fortune! We’ll supply the pans, instruction, and gold! During park operation hours/days you can visit the park headquarters to obtain a map and pan and try your luck on Humbug Creek.

cgoverlook_snowThere are approximately 20 miles of trails ranging from .11 miles to 3.29 miles with elevation gains from 13 feet to over 1,000 feet. A walking stick and plenty of water are recommended. Temperatures can reach over 100º in the summertime. Visit us in the park museum to obtain a park trail map. Dogs are not permitted on certain trails and must be leashed at all times. Please respect all animal and plant life while you enjoy your hike.

Source: Guided and Self-Guided Park Activities – Malakoff Diggins State Park

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Ladonia Fossil Park, Ladonia

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LADONIA FOSSIL PARK, LADONIA October 18, 2014 For National Fossil Day, we visited Ladonia Fossil Park in Ladonia with the Dallas Paleontological Society and about 150 other eager fossil hunters!  We had an amazing time searching along the riverbed for fossils, and the kids found several special ones, including a prehistoric bison femur. Check out My Mommy Tips for making the most of your visit.
Source: Ladonia Fossil Park, Ladonia