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The Tuolumne Wild and Scenic River originates from snowmelt off Mounts Dana and Lyell in Yosemite National Park before traversing Bureau of Land Management - California-managed public lands further downstream. The river contains some of the most noted whitewater in the high Sierras and is extremely popular with rafters. Class IV and V rapids, chutes and pools by the score create the ultimate river adventure, a journey both exciting and pristine. The world-famous Tuolumne is where the ambitious earn their stripes. #FindYourWayToday: on.doi.gov/2x3PCyG . #bureauoflandmanagement #findyourway #rivers #rafting #whitewater #outdoors #california #californiagems

Need a ​#Momentof​Zen this holiday season? Check out this cool birds-eye view of Cronan Ranch in California! Cronan Ranch contains 12 miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, fishing, bird watching and more near Pilot Hill, California. Part of the South Fork American River corridor, it was once home to riches with the discovery of gold just upstream at Sutter's Mill, which started the famed California Gold Rush. The area is now one of the most popular whitewater rivers in the United States with visitors coming from far and wide to enjoy the class 3+ rapids. Video by John Ciccarelli, Bureau of Land Management - California. ​#​bureauoflandmanagement #publiclands #california #californiagems #recreation #getoutside #landscape #scenic

Sharing a bird's eye view of Clear Creek Greenway! This area is a pleasant diversion that is a stone's throw away from @cityofredding, California. The Clear Creek Greenway offers many recreational opportunities such as swimming, rafting, kayaking, hiking, wildlife observation and fishing. BLM manages over 6,700 acres between the combined Clear Creek, Mule Ridge and Swasey Recreation areas. #FindYourWay, these public lands contain over 35 miles of hiking trails open to mountain bikers, equestrian riders and hikers. . Follow BLM California on Facebook @blmcalifornia and Twitter @BLMca for more must-sees. #CaliforniaGems #VisitCalifornia #yourpubliclands #California #recreation #hiking #wildlife #swimming #fishing #kayaking #rafting #MTB #equestrian #trails #river #californiadreamin #californiaadventure #nature #outdoors

The Volcanic Tableland in California offers exceptional bouldering opportunities because of it's unique geologic features. This area is culturally significant to Native Americans, who occupied the area prior to Euro-American contact and continue to use the area today. The physical remnants of their activities are scattered throughout the Owens Valley region and on the the Volcanic Tableland. Please respect these irreplaceable resources by leaving them the way you find them. The Volcanic Tableland is co-cooperatively managed by the BLM and the Bishop Paiute Tribe through a formal memorandum of agreement. Learn more about the area and it's importance to Native American culture by stopping by the Paiute Shoshone Cultural Center in Bishop, California, before exploring the Volcanic Tableland. In the early 90s, this area was a hidden gem and a favorite of local climbers. By the late 90s, thousands of climbers from all over the world began to visit the area to try out their climbing skills on the many boulder problems of the "Happy" and "Sad" bouldering areas. In response to this dramatic increase in use, the BLM and the local climbing community developed a climbing management strategy focused on protecting the natural resources and cultural values of the Volcanic Tableland, while maintaining access to climbing opportunities. These joint management efforts continue through frequent tribal consultations and site-specific project implementation. The local conservation non-profit Friends of the Inyo and the BLM lead interpretive outings to explore the long cultural history of the Volcanic Tableland. Explore and protect #yourlands with us. Photo courtesy Friends of the Inyo #bureauoflandmanagement #publiclands #california #californiagems #getoutside #bouldering #mojave

#Spring is in full bloom on California’s Merced Wild & Scenic River. The red buds are peaking and if you follow the river a little further downstream, inside the Detwiler Fire burn scar, a #superbloom is happening! Photos by David Greenwood, BLM. #findyourway #makeyoursplash #california #californiagems #flowers #springtime #bloom #getoutside

Have you ever rappelled down @MoaningCavern or ziplined through the treetops? #CaliforniaGems Photo: @hexenkult . #VisitCalifornia

#OTD in 1984, President Ronald Reagan sign​ed​ the California Wilderness Act in to law. The law established the​ Ishi, Machesna Mountain and Yolla boly-Middle Eel wilderness areas​ and​ designate​d​ the Tuolumne​ River, pictured here,​ as a Wild and Scenic River​. The Tuolumne River offers remarkable and varied views of lush meadows to glacially carved canyons and surrounding peaks. ​P​hoto courtesy of Daniel Brasuell​.​ ​#bureauoflandmanagement #publiclands #california #californiagems #tuolumneriver #wildandscenicriver #findyourway #getoutside​

Tonight, our International Dark Sky Week star-gazing adventure takes us to California with this stunning shot near Corn Springs Campground, located deep in a canyon of the Chuckwalla Mountains. Situated adjacent to a stand of California fan palms, this oasis supports abundant wildlife and is an important stopping place for migratory birds. Petroglyphs at Corn Springs are one of the finest examples of rock art in the Colorado Desert. They display a wide variety of elements and cover a long time span, with the earliest petroglyphs dating as far back as 10,000 years. In addition to being a route for Native American Indians moving east and west, Corn Springs was used by the Chemehuevi Indians who moved into California about 1,100 A.D. These Native American Indians lived in harmony with the desert ecosystem, utilizing many of the native plants. Photo by public lands visitors Aaron Schneider and Rob Guajardo. #bureauoflandmanagement #california #californiagems #internationaldarkskyweek #darkskyweek #darkskies #nightsky #stargazing

In 1969, the BLM dedicated nearly 30,000 acres of public land west of Lone Pine, California, as the Alabama Hills Recreation Area. A short drive from the Hollywood center of filmmaking, the Alabama Hills have attracted movie makers from all over the world. Since the early 1920’s, movie stars such as Tom Mix, Hopalong Cassidy, Gene Autry and the Lone Ranger have been shooting it out with outlaws. Classics such as Gunga Din, Yellow Sky, and How the West was Won were filmed at sites now known as “Movie Flats”. The 1990 sci-fi classic Tremors was filmed almost entirely on location in the Alabama Hills. Some movies filmed here more recently include Star Trek Generations, Gladiator, Iron Man and Django Unchained. Photo by Ace Hess, BLM. #bureauoflandmanagement #california #californiagems #alabamahills #movies #getoutside #adventure #explore #scenic #landscape