Weaverville is the seat of Trinity County, a mountain and forest area. With its almost 3300 sq miles, the county is roughly the size of Delaware and Rhode Island together, yet has a total population of only 13, 000, and not one traffic light or parking meter.
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Weaverville is a small gem of a town on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a rural community nestled at the base of the magnificent Trinity Alps Wilderness. You can easily spend a day here just strolling around, visiting art galleries, museums and other historic structures."
Weaverville is a small gem of a town on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a rural community nestled at the base of the magnificent Trinity Alps Wilderness. You can easily spend a day here just strolling around, visiting art galleries, museums and other historic structures." 
630 Main Street (Hwy. 299) Weaverville 530-623-5284
"The Temple of the Forest Beneath the Clouds,
is the oldest continuously used Chinese temple in California. On display are art objects, pictures and mining tools.. This Taoist temple is still a place of worship and a fascinating look into the role played by Chinese immigrants in early California history. The temple was built in 1874 as a replacement for another that had burned."
Jake Jackson Museum http://www.trinitymuseum.org/ 530-623-5211
This gold rush museum features a working blacksmith and tinsmith shoppe, stamp mill, textile displays and more.
The Highland Art Center
http://www.highlandartcenter.org/about/about.html
530-623-5111
"The Highland Art Center presents a new show of local and regional art each month throughout the year in the Main and East Galleries. There is also a large collection of members’ art including paintings, jewelry, ceramics, woodworking, sculpture, mixed media, cards and prints on display and available for purchase."
Trinity Alps Golf Course
Purchased in 2006 by the Johnson family, this 9 hole
course has been completely upgraded.
Read about the history of the site on their website.
Also at the golf course if Johnson's Steakhouse.
You can read a review of the restaurant here.
160 Golf Course Road (530) 623-6209
Recreation! You have come to the right place.
Trinity Alps Wilderness Area
"Over 500,000 acres of some of the most beatiful and rugged landscape in California. Little known but highly treasured by those who do, the Trinity Alps continue to serve backpackers, hunters (in season) and horse packing enthusiasts with granite escarpments, jewel clear lakes and limited but coveted in stream trout fishing opportunities." Click here for information on the Shasta/Trinity National Forest
- Lower Caribou Lake -Tangle Blue Lake
This website explains many of the recreation opportunities in the area: http://www.weavervilleinfo.com/getoutdoors.html
including mountain bike trails, fishing, river rafting and kayaking and golf.
Fishing
"The Trinity River is world-famous for its fine steelhead and salmon fishing, as well as for trophy brown trout.
Chinook salmon are the most sought-after gamefish in the Trinity River system. Spring-run salmon begin to enter the river in May and provide trophy fishing through November throughout the river."
And here you can get information about fishing in Trinity County:
http://trinitycounty.com/RecGuide/
Fishing
"The Trinity River is world-famous for its fine steelhead and salmon fishing, as well as for trophy brown trout.
Chinook salmon are the most sought-after gamefish in the Trinity River system. Spring-run salmon begin to enter the river in May and provide trophy fishing through November throughout the river."
And here you can get information about fishing in Trinity County:
http://trinitycounty.com/RecGuide/
