CA National Wildlife Refuges
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Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge
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Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge
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Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge
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Butte Sink Wildlife Management Area
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Castle Rock National Wildlife Refuge
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Central Valley Project
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Clear Lake National Wildlife Refuge
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Coachella Valley National Wildlife Refuge
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Coleman National Fish Hatchery
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Colusa National Wildlife Refuge
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Delevan National Wildlife Refuge
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Ellicott Slough National Wildlife Refuge
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Farallon National Wildlife Refuge
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Grasslands Wildlife Management Area
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Havasu National Wildlife Refuge
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Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge
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Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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Kern National Wildlife Refuge
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Kesterson National Wildlife Refuge
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Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge
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Merced National Wildlife Refuge
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Modoc National Wildlife Refuge
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Pixley National Wildlife Refuge
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Red Bluff Diversion Dam
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Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge
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Sacramento River National Wildlife Refuge
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Salinas River National Wildlife Refuge
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Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge
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San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge
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San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
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San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge
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Sutter National Wildlife Refuge
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Sweetwater Marsh National Wildlife Refuge
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Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge
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Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge
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Willow Creek-Lurline Wildlife Management Area
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Most Recent Articles
Part 1 of 6: These funny, scary, and downright bizarre true stories come from rangers in some of America's favorite national parks. We'll post a new story each week for six weeks. Here, we start things off with a tale from Mount Rainier National Park.
There’s a reason serious hikers love taking on a loop—you never see the same thing twice, and you end where you started. Here are our top ten backpacking loops in the United States, from wildflower fields of the Maroon Bells to the Appalachian Trail in Maine.
Arizona's Lake Havasu heats up each year when the spring break set comes to town. But the area has a quiet side that any outdoors enthusiast can appreciate. It's all in the timing.
The American Southwest may be light on population, but it’s heavy on adventure. With mountain ranges, deserts, rivers, and canyons in four states—Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado—there’s something for every stripe of adventurer.
- Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge
- Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge
- Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuge
- Butte Sink Wildlife Management Area
- Castle Rock National Wildlife Refuge
- Central Valley Project
- Clear Lake National Wildlife Refuge
- Coachella Valley National Wildlife Refuge
- Coleman National Fish Hatchery
- Colusa National Wildlife Refuge
- Delevan National Wildlife Refuge
- Ellicott Slough National Wildlife Refuge
- Farallon National Wildlife Refuge
- Grasslands Wildlife Management Area
- Havasu National Wildlife Refuge
- Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge
- Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- Kern National Wildlife Refuge
- Kesterson National Wildlife Refuge
- Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge
- Merced National Wildlife Refuge
- Modoc National Wildlife Refuge
- Pixley National Wildlife Refuge
- Red Bluff Diversion Dam
- Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge
- Sacramento River National Wildlife Refuge
- Salinas River National Wildlife Refuge
- Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge
- San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge
- San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
- San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge
- Sutter National Wildlife Refuge
- Sweetwater Marsh National Wildlife Refuge
- Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge
- Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge
- Willow Creek-Lurline Wildlife Management Area
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California Travel Q&A
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What's your favorite hike? Where's the best campsite? Join the conversation! Ask Your Question
Package Trips:
Most Recent Articles
Part 1 of 6: These funny, scary, and downright bizarre true stories come from rangers in some of America's favorite national parks. We'll post a new story each week for six weeks. Here, we start things off with a tale from Mount Rainier National Park.
There’s a reason serious hikers love taking on a loop—you never see the same thing twice, and you end where you started. Here are our top ten backpacking loops in the United States, from wildflower fields of the Maroon Bells to the Appalachian Trail in Maine.
Arizona's Lake Havasu heats up each year when the spring break set comes to town. But the area has a quiet side that any outdoors enthusiast can appreciate. It's all in the timing.
The American Southwest may be light on population, but it’s heavy on adventure. With mountain ranges, deserts, rivers, and canyons in four states—Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado—there’s something for every stripe of adventurer.
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