Well, the gas station shop is spacious and clean with cute boutique shop items. Bathrooms weren't…read moreat the end but right across from the middle where the registers are. The chicken strips I had were good and fresh. They have a hot sauce bar for anyone who purchases hot food. The best part though, was they have that Northview park with doggy bags and trash bins, nice clean picnic table benches, a large grassy field with soccer goals, a basketball court and a playground! Our dog loved their grass!

This hiking trail is located within Cache Creek Regional Park which offers hiking, camping, and…read morerafting. Their website has great information in regards to the above activities, including parking and directions to trailheads: http://www.yolocounty.org/general-government/general-government-departments/parks/parks-information/cache-creek-regional-park. It's a beautiful trek, albeit challenging. The views at the peak are magnificent. BLUE RIDGE TRAIL TO FISKE PEAK: DIRECTIONS: From Woodland CA, take Route 16 West (Main St). Cache Creek Regional Park is on Route 16, approximately 40 miles from Woodland. After passing the casino, it's about 15 miles to the park's Lower Day Use Park Site. There will be a small sign on your left and you will see the parking area (bathrooms available). From there, take the dirt road on your left down to the bridge. Cross over the bridge and go left. Shortly, on the right side, you'll see the trail marker. BASIC INFO: The Blue Ridge Trail to Fiske Peak is 8 miles, out and back. About 4 hours to complete. It's a pretty steep climb with a total of 2100+ ft. elevation gain. The way up was almost entirely uphill. The hike is listed as moderate but I'd say it's a pretty challenging moderate. I did not know this at the time but after doing some research later, I learned that the trail continues as a 16-mile loop. TIPS: - Access. Since you have to walk across a bridge to get to the trailhead, you are at the mercy of water levels. I saw a review or two on AllTrails where someone said that the bridge was underwater and they couldn't get across. Not sure if there is anywhere you can obtain updates. FYI: We came on April 1st and the weather was perfect. - Register. Apparently, there is a register up at Fiske Peak but I did not learn about it until later. Make sure to sign it! - Sunblock. Bring it and use it. There were multiple areas in open sun and my boyfriend got burned. - Walking stick. Could be helpful because you've got such an incline/decline here. My boyfriend has a knee issue and the way down was particularly brutal for him. - Water. Bring as much as you can. Between the exertion and sun, you will need a lot. - Bring snacks/lunch. It'll take a lot out of you. - BUGSPRAY. Bring it or use it beforehand. Lots of bugs on this trail. Also, saw a woman who warned us about ticks because her dog had a ton on him. - WILDLIFE. This is mountain lion territory. I didn't see any warning signs but at the peak, I saw a lot of scat. Fresh and old (the desiccated, hairy stuff). We followed the path at the peak for a bit (not knowing about the loop initially) and walked right into a large swarm of insects. We got really nervous because it was very close to the poop and if I know cats, I know they like to go to the bathroom after a meal. So we thought, bugs = carcass. Either way, our cue to turn back. I was pretty paranoid the whole time because in 4 hours, we only encountered 2 other hikers. This was probably because it was Easter, haha. Saw a few small caves which seemed like perfect cat real estate. The entire walk back, I kept jingling keys and clapping. You also have a lot of large rocks on the path. Make sure to look before you step to avoid rattlesnakes. Good luck!

Great fun golf course just loved it. We had the breakfast felt like mom cooking in her kitchen…read more Just perfect for couples or relaxed golfing. Kids too this is the place to take the grandkids.

We just recently had my brothers 80th birthday celebration at the Arbuckle golf club. Everything…read morewas exceptional. Marta helped us and made sure we had everything we needed. The bar service was excellent.

I booked a morning with RH Guide Service out of Yuba City, CA. to go Steelhead fishing on the…read moreFeather River. I had an great adventure on an awesome river boat with a top rank guide named Raith, who put me right on the fish. We limited out in under an hour. Had a great time with great people and I'll never forget this trip out. Thank you Raith...

5/2021, went striped bass night fishing on Sacramento River…read morenear Yuba City. When I booked with RH, I didn't read any YELP or Facebook or anything online. I just simply researched fish guide names and called RH. I had a FIREWORKS BLAST yesterday !!! Landed Limits guided by good people Dalton and Roger. Jimmy and Beetle, too !! So I'm saying it here and now: Raith's crew is superior than ALL other Northern California fish guides. Fish On!! Thank you much!!

Well I've been going here for years now.. I have to say I love the place as well as the staff!! The…read moreonly downside I have ever experienced is the times they are open on weekends.. a lot of people have errands to run on weekends... which makes it hard to run all your errands and get back to the gym for a work out before they close at 2pm... I hope at some point the hours change!!

For a small city gym, they have a great variety! I like this gym more than Gold's gym because it…read moreis not overcrowded & there are plenty of times to get in and out without waiting for a machine or bench press. Plenty of free weights and the essential bench presses. They also have male & female locker rooms w/ bathroom. They have shots of pre-workout powder & water bottles for $1 each. They have plenty of treadmills. They also have stair steppers, elliptical, and row machines. 3 flat, 2 incline, 1 decline bench presses. Plenty of dumbbells with benches. Having been to many big name gyms I can say this has been the best experience yet. If you are looking for a place to chit chat & stand around gawking at women, avoid. If you are looking for a place to get your workout done and be able to focus, this is the place!

I went winter backpacking in Wilson Valley this past weekend and was absolutely amazed at how…read moregorgeous this area is and I didn't even know it existed! Located a little less than 2 hours northwest of Sacramento in Lake County, the Cache Creek Wilderness/Nature Area is overseen by the Department of Fish & Wildlife and the Bureau of Land Management. Because it's BLM land it's absolutely free! That means both free parking and free overnight camping. You do need a valid fire permit if you plan to have a campfire or portable stove though. The area is known for 3 main trails: Redbud, Judge Davis, and Mount Konocti. On this trip I backpacked the Redbud Trail to Wilson Valley, which is approximately 14.4 miles round trip, fords Cache Creek twice, and had fantastic views of both Wilson Valley and Brushy Sky High Mountain from the top of the two ridges you cross. It's terrific. While in the Wilson Valley I was blessed to see the herd of Tule Elk that resides in the area. Never have I been this close to a herd of elk before and it was an incredible highlight to my backpacking trip. If you're looking for an ideal place to get out into nature during winter without snow - definitely check this area out. But make sure you do your research because the Cache Creek can be very unpredictable and unpassable at times. I also would highly recommend using a legit GPS unit (unless you're an expert at topographic maps) because it's easy to get lost once you cross the wilderness boundary (beyond Baton Flat) and this very remote area hardly sees any traffic. Happy trekking!

Our family has been to Hoss Hog Guides and Outfitters several times, and every trip has been an…read moreunforgettable experience. We've done it all, a couple's trip with friends, a special father-daughter trip, and of course a boys-only trip, and each one was amazing in its own way. Mike is outstanding. His hospitality is warm and genuine, and he truly goes above and beyond to make everyone feel welcome. He's up at the crack of dawn tracking down hogs and puts in the work to make sure the hunt is successful. Just as memorable are the evenings, sitting around the fire, sharing stories, laughing, and creating memories that will last a lifetime. If you're looking for a well-run hunt with a great guide and an experience you'll talk about for years to come, Hoss Hog Guides and Outfitters is the place to go. We'll be back again.