The Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge was established in the year 1928 is operated by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service located in the Klamath Basin in northern California. Spread oven an area of 39,116 acres the Tule Lake Refuge is mostly of open water and croplands and a popular breeding ground for wild birds and animals, dedicated to wildlife conservation. This is best for the wildlife enthusiast as one will find many significant and endangered or sensitive species like American bald eagle, Golden eagle, American white pelican, etc. also the visitors to this wildlife refuge will get to see Wildlife viewing areas, Wildlife Auto Routes, Waterfowl Hunting, Visitor Center, Environmental Education, Photography Blinds, Canoe Trail, Refuge Virtual Tour.
Highlights :
- Sheepy Ridge Wildlife Trail
- Discovery Marsh
- Endangered Wildlife Species
Best Time of Year :All Year-Round
Latitude/Longitude :41.87222,-121.50556
Type of Getaway :Scenic, Adventure, Family, Couples, Kids, Girls, Outdoor
