Trinity River

The Trinity River is a major waterway in northern California, stretching about 120 miles. It originates in the Trinity Alps and flows southeast into the Sacramento River. The river provides crucial water supplies for agriculture, cities, and industries, supports diverse wildlife and ecosystems, and offers recreational opportunities such as fishing and boating. It also plays a vital role in regional hydrology, affecting water management and environmental health in the area. Managed through a combination of natural processes and human infrastructure, the Trinity River is an important natural and economic resource for northern California.