Chico State is also very beautiful, with Big Chico Creek running through the middle and the little ampitheater on campus straddling the creek. I saw a free live show put on by the Drovers there - very cool.
And Bidwell Park extends from Chico State up into the canyons outside Chico, a great park for just about anything, including hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, laying in the sun, swimming, etc.
http://www.bidwellpark.org/page/explore-bidwell-park/park-overview.php

And Bidwell Park extends from Chico State up into the canyons outside Chico, a great park for just about anything, including hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, laying in the sun, swimming, etc.
The 3,618-acre municipal park encompasses both sides of Big Chico Creek Canyon for a full five miles up into the foothills, making it a truly spectacular retreat. There's really no park like it anywhere.
Annie Bidwell deeded the original property--some 2,238 acres--to the City of Chico on July 10, 1905, along with the Children's Park downtown, and since then it has remained in the public trust. An additional 1,380 acres were added with a purchase approved by the City Council in 1995.
Home of Big Chico Creek, Sycamore Pool, Bidwell Golf Course and Big Chico Creek Canyon--to name a few of the most popular features--the park is the natural heart and soul of the community and regularly tabbed by News & Review readers as the best thing about Chico.
Annie Bidwell deeded the original property--some 2,238 acres--to the City of Chico on July 10, 1905, along with the Children's Park downtown, and since then it has remained in the public trust. An additional 1,380 acres were added with a purchase approved by the City Council in 1995.
Home of Big Chico Creek, Sycamore Pool, Bidwell Golf Course and Big Chico Creek Canyon--to name a few of the most popular features--the park is the natural heart and soul of the community and regularly tabbed by News & Review readers as the best thing about Chico.
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