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This small Delta town is surrounded by orchards and scenic levee roads, perfect for a peaceful. Known for its summer Pear Fair and farming heritage, Courtland offers a quiet slice of rural California life.

This stunning preserve is one of the few protected wetland habitat areas in the state and home to California's largest remaining valley oak riparian forest. There is a beautiful bird refuge, where millions of birds stop on their annual migration, a nice visitor center, and pit toilets in the parking lot. Entry is free, and there are several paved pathways and walking bridges, benches, and a lookout point in the water-filled grasslands. It's a fantastic place to stop and take a break to enjoy the breathtaking scenery.

Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is a former vineyard transformed into an area of grasslands, wetlands and woodlands. The area is open to the public to explore its natural surroundings and there are a network of fantastic walking trails to discover. There's plenty of amazing wildlife here including blue herons, dragonflies and otters.

The Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge features a handful of intertwining paths. All the trails in the refuge are short, paved, and well-marked. They also feature lots of educational signs and kiosks so that you can read about the flora, fauna, and history of the area.

This peaceful park offers a range of amenities, including restrooms, picnic tables, and a multipurpose field. You'll also find several shaded areas with benches if you need a place to sit and relax.

Historic steel bridge across the Sacramento River that can be lifted to let larger ships pass

Site of the historic court house, the small town is on the east side of the river

Great spot for a break along the long delta roads, with free WiFi, drinking water and restrooms.