Ash Creek is one of the most remote, least improved, and most pristine of all of California Department of Fish and Wildlife Areas. Located in the heart of Big Valley, these approximately 14,400 acres preserve freshwater wetlands created by the seasonal flow of six streams, including Ash Creek. In addition to 3,000 acres of natural wetlands, other natural communities upland sagebrush. Highlights of our trip last year were 100 Sandhill Cranes and on previous visits, Swainson’s Hawk, Prairie Falcons and Sage Grouse. Bring lunch and water. The weather may be cool so bring warm clothes. And remember that this is a State Wildlife Area and an entrance permit is required. Meet your leader Bill Oliver 941-7741 at 7:00 am sharp at Kutras Park on Park Marina Drive to carpool.
Purchase a one day pass for $4.38 or annual pass for $24.72 at the Redding CDFW at 600 Locust Street in Redding or online at https://www.ca.wildlifelicense.com/InternetSales/