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✓ Published: 02-Dec-2014
✓ Published: 02-Dec-2014
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Historic Indian Creek Lodge is nestled in the mountains just 35 miles west of Redding and I-5 in the heart of the renowned steelhead and salmon drifts of the Trinity River. The charming gold rush town of Weaverville and trailheads into the Trinity Alps Wilderness are just a few miles away. Visit http://www.iclodge.net to learn more.
Historic Indian Creek Lodge is nestled in the mountains just 35 miles west of Redding and I-5 in the heart of the renowned steelhead and salmon drifts of the Trinity River. The charming gold rush town of Weaverville and trailheads into the Trinity Alps Wilderness are just a few miles away. Visit http://www.iclodge.net to learn more.
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