The Los Banos Wildlife area is composed of over 6200 acres of various types of habitat. Hunting, fishing, water dog training, wildlife watching, photography, bicycling, and camping are all possible activities here. If you are lucky you can spot a whole host of mammalian wildlife here as well as hundreds of species of birds. There is an excellent species list available here.

The Los Banos Wildlife Area is a well known hunting area which was purchased in 1929 as the first of a series of habitat management refuges.

Location & Directions:
4 miles northeast of Los Banos. From California Highway 152 near the east edge of LosBanos, turn north on Highway 165; travel north 3 miles and then east (right) on Henry Miller Avenue for 3/4 mile.
Click here for a map.

Other Los Banos Wildlife Area Web Resources:
Calif Department of Fish And Game Los Banos Wildlife Area
75th anniversary of Los Banos Wildlife Area