8 Hiking Trails near Willows Rotary Disc Golf
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The Gravel Pits
Willows, California
2.5 miles NEA scenic float on the Sacramento River between Redding and Red Bluff with mostly moving class-I water, occasional eddy lines, a few class-II rapids, and fast downstream travel.
Canoe, Hike
Blue Gum Grove
Willows, California
5.5 miles NA 10-acre nature park in Seal Beach with native shrubs, mature Eucalyptus trees, wildlife, and spring and summer wildflowers — a quiet green escape between two neighborhoods.
Hike
Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge
Willows, California
6.2 miles SPart of a multi-refuge complex in California's Sacramento Valley, this national wildlife refuge offers protected habitat and wildlife viewing in a rich wetland landscape.
Hike
Delevan National Wildlife Refuge
Colusa, California
15.4 miles SA 5,797-acre national wildlife refuge in California's Sacramento Valley with over 4,500 acres of managed wetlands — a major bird habitat 80 miles north of Sacramento.
Hike
Stony Gorge Reservoir
Elk Creek, California
17.5 miles WSandy beaches against oak-and-chaparral foothills frame this mid-sized low-elevation reservoir, where warm calm water is ideal for waterskiing, jet skiing, and paddling.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Swim
Colusa National Wildlife Refuge
Colusa, California
24.4 miles SA 4,507-acre wildlife refuge in California's Sacramento Valley that regularly hosts more than 200,000 wintering ducks and 50,000 geese — one of North America's premier waterfowl destinations.
Hike
Bidwell Park
Chico, California
28.1 miles NEOne of the largest municipal parks in the United States at nearly 3,670 acres, stretching almost 11 miles through the heart of Chico along Big Chico Creek.
Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike, Swim
Sutter National Wildlife Refuge
Meridian, California
38.5 miles SEA 2,600-acre Sacramento Valley wildlife refuge 50 miles north of Sacramento, managing wetland impoundments and riparian habitat as critical wintering grounds for waterfowl.
Hike
