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 Relaxing river rafting within minutes of downtown |
11257 South Bridge Street Sacramento, CA 95670 United States +1 916 635 6400 / +1 888 338 7238 http://www.raftrentals.com |
For a great summertime day adventure, a self-guided rafting trip on the American River is hard to top. Take a relaxing three-hour drift down the Lower American River to Goethe Park. The raft rental season runs from mid-April through September. Raft rentals for four-to-12-person rafts cost from USD48 to USD144 per day, or rent an inflatable kayak for only USD33 per day. For another USD4 per person, the staff will shuttle you back to the base camp between 2p and 6p. Reservations are required. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 For a Good Cause |
1919 F Street Davis Arts Center Sacramento, CA 95616 United States +1 530 757 3780 / +1 530 758 1018 (Organizers) http://www.yolobasin.org/event... |
The Yolo Basin Foundation is dedicated to the appreciation of wetlands and wildlife through education and innovative methods. California Duck Days is an annual fund raiser event organized by this foundation. It features wildlife art exhibits, field trips and workshops, and the ever-popular ducklings! All the proceeds go to the Foundation for Conservation and other education programs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Taste the Old West in Old Town Sacramento |
1101 Second St (between Front and Second streets) Sacramento, CA 95814 United States +1 916 264 7777 http://www.oldsacramento.com |
For a taste of the Old West, complete with dirt and cobblestone streets flanked with wide wooden sidewalks and "Bonanza"-style buildings, visit Old Sac. Tour the historical four blocks in a horse-drawn carriage or take a ride on a riverboat. Bustling with activity, this place offers tourist shops, museums and antique trains. On weekends you can usually hear Cajun, blues, or folk music in one of several saloons and restaurants. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Scenic trails meandering along |
Tower Bridge - Broderick Boat Landing Sacramento, CA 95691 United States +1 916 617 4620 http://www.ci.west-sacramento.... |
RiverWalk is a natural oasis meandering along the western bank of the Sacramento River. The network of scenic trails begins in the shadow of the Tower Bridge across Third Street from Raley Field. The paved trail is lined with native plants as well as signs that colorfully describe them. The centerpiece of this urban jewel is the Grand Staircase just below the Money Store ziggurat; it doubles as a concert amphitheater highlighting entertainers from everywhere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Go wild with wildlife in Land Park near downtown |
3930 West Land Park Drive Sacramento, CA 95822 United States +1 916 264 5888 http://www.saczoo.com/ |
The Sacramento Zoo is home to more than 400 animals, including the snow leopard, red panda, Bateleur eagles and reptiles. In addition to the animals, the zoo has lakes, gardens, an educational amphitheater, and a train that runs through the premises. Service and amenities also include: picnic areas, concessions, gift store, stroller rentals and complimentary wheelchairs. Admission on weekdays is USD8.50 adults; USD6 children (3-12); children under three are admitted free. For weekend or holiday admission prices add 50 cents (USD) to weekday prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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