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Gray Lodge Wildlife Area

Logistics: The distance from SCLH is 80 miles and will take about 2 hours. This is a loop that takes you several miles on a dirt road. There are several parking areas where you can park and hike or observe birds.

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Things to do: 

  • Wildlife viewing, birdwatching, and nature photography can be enjoyed throughout the Wildlife Area. A vehicular auto-loop runs through the heart of the property's Designated Viewing Area, providing driving views of wetland and riparian habitat and wildlife.

  • The Wetland Discovery Trail offers a self-guided nature tour, and guided tours are available seasonally at appointed times or by reservation. The property also has a taxidermy exhibit room and offers educational programs.

 

You must have a CDFW Lands Pass to visit Gray Lodge Wildlife Area

You can purchase this pass online. See https://www.licenses.wildlife.ca.gov/internetsales/ 

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Directions: From Highway 99 in Gridley, head west on Sycamore Street (Colusa Highway). West of Gridley, a county roadway "green line" leads to Gray Lodge Wildlife Area. Proceed 4.4 miles west on Colusa Highway, then turn south on Pennington Road for three miles. Turn Right on Rutherford Road at the entrance to Gray Lodge Wildlife Area.

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