Blue Lake Rancheria is a federally recognized Native American tribe located in northwestern California, near Eureka and Arcata. Established in 1908 as a refuge for homeless Indians, the tribe's land spans 100 acres along California Highway 299, within the ancestral territory of the Wiyot people. Despite being terminated in 1958, the tribe regained federal recognition in 1983 and has since focused on rebuilding and revitalizing their community.

Today, Blue Lake Rancheria boasts a range of thriving economic enterprises that provide employment opportunities for locals. These enterprises support government operations, diverse programs, and initiatives promoting economic resilience, sustainability, and environmental protection. The tribe also offers a wide array of social services to its members.

With a commitment to strengthening the community, Blue Lake Rancheria continues to contribute to the region's overall well-being. To contact the tribe's government office, you can reach them by phone at 707. 668.

5101 or via email at info@bluelakerancheria-nsn. gov. Additionally, you can use the following addresses for correspondence: PO BOX 428, Blue Lake, CA 95525 (for U.

S. Postal Service) or 1 Aiyekwee Loop, Blue Lake, CA 95525 (for FedEx and UPS)