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Cache Creek Wildlife Area - Colusa & Lake County

The symbols above are activities permitted on this Wildlife Area. Click for more info.

Maps: Directional Map (PDF)    Detailed Map (PDF)

Topographic Maps: Cache Creek WA    North Fork Unit    Harley Gulch Unit

Location: Lake County - 25-29 miles west of Williams and Interstate 5

Harley Gulch Unit is on Hwy 20 approximately 10 miles southeast from junction with Hwy 53, near Walker Ridge Road.

North Fork Cache Creek Unit is on Hwy 20 approximately 5 miles southeast from junction with Hwy 53.

Phone Number: (916) 358-2900

Access: Type C area
The Cache Creek Wildlife Area contains two designated units, both of which provide access to the BLM Cache Creek Natural Area.

North Fork Unit, 1,518 acres: Red Bud trailhead parking area off Highway 20, 8 miles east of Clear Lake and 29 miles west of Interstate 5 at Williams.

Harley Gulch Unit, 812 acres: Judge Davis trailhead parking lot off Highway 20, approximately 25 miles west of Interstate 5 at Williams.

Description: The 2,330 acre Cache Creek Wildlife Area is cooperatively managed by The Bureau of Land Management, Yolo County Parks and the California Department of Fish and Game.

Cache Creek Wildlife Area and the BLM Cache Creek Natural Area are "non-motorized access only".

The majority of the 2,330 acre wildlife area is fairly steep. Typical interior coast range chaparral species and oak-gray pine stands are found on the property. Associated with chamise stands are interior live oak, scrub oak, deer brush, toyon, birchleaf mahogany, yerba santa, gray pine, and others.

Common game species include black-tailed deer, tule elk, wild pig, wild turkey, valley quail, rabbit, gray squirrel, dove, pigeon, and bear. Possession in the field and use of firearms and archery equipment is permitted only for the purpose of hunting on Cache Creek Wildlife Area and associated management units.

The Cache Creek Wildlife Area contains two designated units, both of which provide access to the much larger BLM land holdings. The North Fork Cache Creek Unit is accessed via the Red Bud Trailhead parking area just off Highway 20, 8 miles east of Clear Lake or 29 miles west of Interstate 5 (at Williams). The Harley Gulch Unit is accessed via the Judge Davis Trailhead parking lot off Highway 20, approximately 25 miles west of Interstate 5 from Williams.

Activities:

• Hunting is allowed during open season for all legal species.
• Bird watching
• Primitive camping is allowed on the wildlife area, but no camping is allowed within one-quarter mile of designated parking areas.
• Trailers are not allowed.
• Target shooting is not allowed.

PLEASE NOTE: Area regulations are subject to change. Special restrictions on recreational uses, hunt days and methods of take are listed in the current year's issue of Hunting and Other Public Uses on State and Federal Areas, available at Fish and Game offices and places where licenses are sold.

Facilities: Restrooms are located at trailheads.

For more information on the Bureau of Land Management, contact them at:

2550 North State Street
Ukiah, CA 95482

(707) 468-4000

For information on Cache Creek Canyon County Park group areas, picnic areas, and camping call (707) 666-8115.

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