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Arcata Marsh Interpretive Center and Trails

  The site of Arcata Marsh, which is located adjacent to the city’s wastewater plant, was used by lumber mills and as a landfill until 1973 when the landfill was closed and capped. In 1974 California passed strict laws on the discharge of wastewater into bays and estuaries. Rather than building a new wastewater plant experiments were conducted on the effectiveness of running the partially treated wastewater through a natural system of marshes. The idea worked well and now the marsh is a popular place for walking, jogging, and bird watching. Five miles of innerconnecting trails that loop around the ponds allow visitors to choose a walking distance.

       The small visitor center is accessible. The hard packed dirt and gravel trails trails are mostly level but wheelchair users may need assistance on the hilly sections.

The parking lot has long RV/bus spaces.  Marsh   40.85936, -124.08975

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