TOUR #5726 – Crane Fly-In WER North Unit #3
TOUR DESCRIPTION
This tour has all the excitement of the other fly-in tours in the area, but visitors will be able to view the Sandhill Cranes (and other birds) from the comfort of a viewing shelter. Seating is provided and maps, charts, and pictorials are on display. Also, visitors will be treated to a presentation by Department of Fish and Wildlife docents. The Woodbridge Ecological Reserve North Unit is generally closed to the public, so it is not uncommon for the cranes to settle in up close and personal.
TRANSPORTATION
Personal car
WALKING DISTANCE & TERRAIN
This tour is fully accessible and requires limited physical effort. This tour requires the ability to stand for at least an hour if no seat is available.
LANDS PASS
All participants age 16 and older are required to carry a current CDFW Lands Pass, or a valid California hunting or fishing license in their own name for this tour. You will be required to show your Lands Pass or license.
For information about purchasing a Lands Pass, visit the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Lands Pass page.
Visit the Tour FAQ page for additional details.
NOTES/INSTRUCTIONS
Participants will meet at Woodbridge Ecological Reserve – North Unit.
Event Location
W Woodbridge Rd
Stockton, CA United States
- From I-5 North: Exit Turner Road, make a right on Turner Rd and in 200 ft turn left (north) at the stop sign onto Thornton Road. Continue about 1 mile to Woodbridge Road. Turn left (west) onto Woodbridge Road and continue about 1.6 miles. Woodbridge Ecological Reserve- North Unit is on the right. Meet your tour guide on the west end of the parking lot.
- From I-5 South: Exit Peltier Road and turn left, crossing under I-5 to Thornton Road. At the stop sign, turn right (south) onto Thornton Road and continue about 2 miles to Woodbridge Road. Turn right (west) onto Woodbridge Road and continue about 1.6 miles. Woodbridge Ecological Reserve- North Unit is on the right. Meet your tour guide on the west end of the parking lot.
- LOOK FOR SIGNS FOR WOODBRIDGE NORTH. IF YOU GET TO WOODBRIDGE SOUTH, WHICH IS LOCATED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD, YOU HAVE GONE ABOUT ONE MILE TOO FAR.