There's A Fish Hatchery Right Next To A River Parkway Trail In Northern California, Making For A Fun-Filled Family Outing
By Lysa Allman-Baldwin|Published August 01, 2022
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For over 25 years Lysa Allman-Baldwin has fed her wanderlust for “everything the world has to offer” by passionately writing travel and feature articles for numerous global print and online publications. A Digital Nomad, Lysa is also a professional speaker, workshop facilitator, and author.
When it comes to a fun family outing, you probably want to get the most bang for your buck. But it’s not always only about money. Sometimes it’s about deriving the most pleasure out of a destination as possible. This is certainly the case at the Nimbus Fish Hatchery.
Located about 20 minutes northeast of downtown Sacramento, the Nimbus Fish Hatchery is a fun family outing.
Although most people might think of Alaska for salmon spawning, the Hatchery is reportedly one of the most important fish breeding locations in the country.
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I bet you didn’t know that fish can climb a ladder!
There is a playground, raceway ponds, the Nimbus dam (pictured here) and a picnic area. But one of the most popular activities is biking, walking, or hiking along the American River Parkway Trail which follows along the approximately 30-mile-long river.
The views in and around the Nimbus Fish Hatchery are spectacular.
Bring your camera and plan to stay awhile to take in all of this scenic beauty.
We think you’ll agree that a visit to the Nimbus Fish Hatchery is a fun family outing for all ages!
Have you been to the Nimbus Fish Hatchery? If so, we’d love to see your photos and hear about your experience there. You can also learn more about the hatchery and any special events on their Facebook page.
If you’re looking for other places for great family fun, be sure to check out Frog Park in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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