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Sweasey Dam Ruins, Mad River Humboldt County

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Becky 18-Mar-2014 18:44
Hi Steve! I was wondering how you go about getting to the Old Sweasey Dam Ruins? My brother lives in Blue Lake & has been wanting to go see it. I'm sure you could just follow the river bar upriver from the Hatchery for 5+/- miles, but what about in the winter when the water is high? Is the only access at that time through paddling? Thank you!!
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