Hoopa Valley is a picturesque region located in northern California, primarily within Humboldt County. It is home to the Hoopa Tribe, one of the largest Native American tribes in California. The valley is surrounded by lush forests and the scenic Trinity River, making it a beautiful area for outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. The Hoopa Valley Reservation, established in 1864, covers approximately 144 square miles. The region is rich in cultural heritage, with the Hoopa language and traditions still practiced by the community. The valley's natural resources and stunning landscapes attract visitors interested in exploring its unique environment.