The part of life in Northern California means actively preserving the natural beauty of the land, and Napa County is no exception. Teaming with the land agricultural sector and robust wine, home to many endangered species, and full of natural wonders, the terrain of Napa County is both diverse and functional. Like most of northern California, the climate is temperate, which makes the area in and around Napa County a pleasant place to explore all year. The natural beauty of Napa County has been preserved by zoning laws and state park systems to provide stunning places for hiking, biking, horseback on horseback, by boat, and sightseeing. Napa County maintains wildlife refuges, designated agricultural lands, lakes, rivers and state parks and local so that everyone who goes there can easily assess the characteristic landscape of this beautiful region.

The State Park System provides most outdoor recreation, with the city parks provide recreation cities located. Skyline Wilderness Park, located in Napa County, is 850 hectares desert, where visitors can enjoy picnics, horseback riding, hiking, and camping. There are also buildings for meetings and events. Kennedy Park 350 acres along the Napa River and offers sports, boat launching, and the public 18-hole Golf Course in Napa. There are also picnic areas and facilities for meetings, weddings and private parties.

The Bale Grist Mill State Park in St. Helena and the Bothe Napa Valley State Park in Calistoga are connected State parks have a real working factory and a historic garden of plants native to America. However, this is only the beginning of things to do in this protected wilderness. This State Park covers nearly 2,000 acres of land and includes fifty campsites where visitors can sleep in the famous forests of northern red giant California.

The Robert Louis Stevenson State Park is the gateway to mt. Santa Elena, the only mountain in the county. There is a monument to the author, who uses the mountain as backdrop to several of his books and also a rustic trail that goes to the top of the mountain. Here you can see the geyser country Calistoga, where is the California version of "Old Faithful".

For fishing enthusiasts, Lake Berryessa is one of the largest artificial lakes in California. Located in the eastern part of Napa County, this lake is stocked with rainbow trout, bass, brown trout, blue gill, crappie and catfish. A variety of available of a four-lane boat launch ramp, tackle shop, fifty-three RV connections shadow facing the sea, forest camps, picnic areas, restaurant, convenience store, fuel dock, jet ski rental and boat rental.

Westwood Hills is a great example of the parks that are in the cities of Napa County. This large wooded park features the City of Napa Carolyn Parr Nature Museum, whose exhibits are plants and animals found in five different Napa County natural habitats. Like most city parks, Westwood Hills is a recreational haven right in the city. Most residents appreciate the fact that Napa County cities are making great efforts to preserve these parks, so as to be readily available to enjoy the residents and visitors.

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