Bird Watching
Bear in mind that the road is only open from mid to late june until late august or early september, and even in the middle of summer, weather can make that unreliable.
Just take a look at the alternate route of the Chief Joseph highway, which is a beautiful drive as well, in case the weather doesn't cooperate while you're there.
Hi Lynda,
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Lake Solano has Partial Wheelchair Access, which means not all park facilities would have ramps or other handicap features.
You may reach the park at 530 795 2990, to get the exact park facilities with this feature.
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Cheers!
Ron
American Park Network
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