The Picacho State Recreation Area

Picacho is a famous wintertime/springtime goal for sailing, angling, climbing and outdoors. This remote stop is situated in the far southeastern corner of California and incorporates 54 campgrounds, 3 pontoon dispatches, and 5 stream camps. Most loved exercises at the recreation center incorporate stargazing, and feathered creature and natural life seeing.

The mining town of Picacho sat on this spot in the mid-1900s. The remaining parts of a stamping process that was utilized to smash the gold medal amid mining tasks is a prominent climbing goal. This segment of the Colorado River is a famous stopover for transient waterfowl - ducks, geese, ibis, and cormorants – more.