Central Valley Visitor Information
Snow Goose Festival
Chico’s Annual Snow Goose Festival of the Pacific Flyway is the premier birding and nature festival of the Northern Sacramento Valley. It draws attention to the multitudes of migrating and resident waterfowl that can be found wintering among unique habitats of the Valley through a series of exhilarating tours and informative workshops. With over 40 field trips, participants can enjoy guided tours into lush riparian forests, local foothills, grassland habitats, protected wetlands, lakes, rivers, and creeks along the Altacal Audubon’s Birding Trail.
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Top Attractions in the Central Valley Area
Bakersfield Music Theatre
Bidwell Park & Bidwell Mansion
Boomers, Modesto
Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace, Bakersfield
Buttonwillow Raceway Park
California Living Museum
California State Capitol & Museum
California State Railroad Museum, Sacramento
Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento
Explorit Science Center
Fairytale Town
Feather River Fish Hatchery, Oroville
Folsom Premium Outlets
Forestiere Underground Gardens, Fresno
National Yo Yo Museum, Chico
Old Sacramento
Oroville Dam & Lake, Oroville
Sacramento Zoo
San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
Sierra Nevada Brewing Tour
Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park
Activities in the Central Valley Area
American River Parkway
Every city, it seems, has a trail where dog walkers can see and be seen. …
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Blossom Trail
Take this self-guided motor or bicycle tour, organized by the Fresno County Blossom Trail Committee, …
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Celebrate Winter at a Wildlife Festival
Winter is the season to enjoy the spectacular migratory bird life along the famed Pacific …
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Central Valley Museums
No Visit to a California destination would be complete without visiting one of the many …
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Explore Bats in Yolo Basin
Within the shadow of the capitol of California, the Yolo Bypass offers excellent wildlife viewing …
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Feather Falls Loop, Oroville
It is a spectacular waterfall, plunging 410 ft. along the Fall River. Feather Falls flows …
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