Crane Flat Lookout is a tourist attract in Yosemite National park, a two-storied building that was designed in 1931, for protecting the forest area against unwanted fires and smoke. Comprising of a storage room on its ground floor and an observatory at its first floor, the fire lookout serves as a remarkable feature of the National park. Park visitors can enjoy spectacular vistas of the area and surroundings from this lookout.
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Situated in the San Joaquin Valley, San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge welcomes visitors for a fun and relaxed outing amidst nature and serenity. The refuge comprises of wetlands, grasslands to offer endangered species restoration in a safe environment. From the bustling city life, visitors can enjoy a peaceful time, observing wildlife and their natural habitat. Bring your cameras and binoculars for minute observation of species in the area. You can spot migratory birds, and a few endangered species like bald eagles, wolves, riparian brush rabbits, Indiana bats, Grizzly bears, and Atlantic salmons. A few rare wild plant species can also be found at the refuge. The facility is ideal for trails, birdwatching, and picnicking.
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