Duck Lake — Attraction in Sacramento

Despite its spotted paved path which surrounds the lake due to natural animal behavior the very best of California's wild Avian life is in full color by way of the abundant ducks that follow you along the the course of the lake. Natures beauty is often hard to look at close, particularly with relation to animals, but the shear wonder of natures magical creatures, some great, some small, is at your every step, as you navigate around the lake. Behold!!! the majestic beauty that the suns rays reflect on the feathers of the majestic ducks as they keep watch over their flock. This is a rare opportunity to get up close w natural California. Untouched. Unedited. Walk along the grass to avoid the bird waste. But that too can be bumpy for those a bit older or whom have walking related issues. If that is the case there is plenty of benches along the lake where you can just sit and watch. For those of you with toddlers especially. Kids really get a kick outta watching all the tiny chicks learning to grow much like themselves. Develops great dialogue for the kiddies and makes for more cherished keepsake photos. If you are a family only planning to visit the lake pack a picnic to extend your stay. Its cost effective and gives you more time...

The Duck Pass and Pika Lake Trail begins behind the coldwater campground, not far from Mammoth Mountain. The large, grand, austere mountain lake tucked in the John Muir Wilderness is close enough for a day hike from Mammoth Lakes, but far enough that it still offers solitude to those who want it. You will have the opportunity to make it to Arrowhead Lake, Skelton Lake, and Barney Lake from side trails stemming from this route. It is a beautiful hike that intersects with the historic John Muir Trail.

The trail ends at Duck lake where you will enjoy beautiful views of the John Muir Wilderness. If you are looking for a trail that is surrounded by alpine lakes, then this is the...

On the way to Redding for my road trip 6/15/20. I was stopping here for short time. It is nice park with friendly people,a lot of lotuses blooming and flooding on the little lake, Rock garden, ducks,zoo, some walking paths .... it has a lot more to see in here. I saw a some photographers with professional camera taking a pictures of lotuses blooming. I have to keep going for my next nature beauty “Sundial Bridge”, but I will come back here and...