The Bureau of Land Management manages more land than any other federal agency. California has 14 million acres of public lands offering wetland areas, sagebrush plains, old-growth forests, lush mountain stream sides, rolling sand dunes, and Pacific coastline, all home to hundreds of bird and wildlife species. These recreational lands also feature historic Gold Rush sites, challenging hiking and bike trails, not to mention some of the best off road vehicle trails in the country.

Backpacking the Lost Coast King Range National Conservation Area Click for a better view (30k) Lupine & Paintbrush Tuttle Creek Campground Click for a better view (66k)

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