Lewiston, California · Trinity County · Facility
Located 17 miles from Weaverville, north on Hwy 3. The boat ramp is useable until the water reaches 46 feet drawdown and has a courtesy dock. There is an accessible flush restroom at the swim beach/picnic area and a drinking fountain.
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Located 17 miles from Weaverville, north on Hwy 3. The boat ramp is useable until the water reaches 46 feet drawdown and has a courtesy dock. There is an accessible flush restroom at the swim beach/picnic area and a drinking fountain.
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