Don Edwards SF Bay National Wildlife Refuge

ExploreFremont, East Bay4.3/5

Sobre este lugar

The largest urban wildlife refuge in the US with easy trails for bird watching, salt marsh exploration, and nature education. The visitor center has great exhibits about the Bay ecosystem. Perfect for introducing kids to wetland wildlife.

Información

Rango de edad

All Ages

Tipo de lugar

Outdoor

Nivel de precio

Free

Mejor horario

Morning for bird watching, fall and winter migration season

Estacionamiento

Free parking at the visitor center on Marshlands Road.

Consejos

Bring binoculars for bird watching. The Tidelands Trail is an easy 1.3-mile loop. Guided walks on weekends are free.

Accesible con cochecitoCambiador de pañalesComida en el lugar--Requiere reserva--

Etiquetas

wildlifebirdsnaturefreewetlands

Sitio web oficial

Ubicación

Fremont, East BayCómo llegar

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