Eye-Q Two Cities Marathon & Half :: Outdoor Recreation

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Outdoor Recreation

Bicycling

Designated bike trails can be found throughout Fresno. Especially popular is the route leading from Woodward Park through Friant to Millerton Lake.
Bikeway maps: (559) 233-4148

Camping

For a list of campgrounds in Fresno County and the Sierra National Forest Fresno Convention & Visitors Bureau
fresnocvb.org

For camping information in the Sierra National Forest
(877) 444-6777
reserveusa.com

Yosemite also offers overnight snow trips with experienced guides teaching the basics. Previous ski experience required, equipment not included (rentals available). Five-person minimum.
(209) 372-8444

Cross-Country Skiing

Information regarding marked cross-country trails and snowmobiling in the Sierra National Forest (559} 297-0706.
Rent skis, poles or snowshoes in the Grant Grove Market,
(559) 335-5500

Park rangers may also offer snowshoe nature walks, naturalist and evening programs during this time.

Montecito Sequoia XC Ski and Winter Sports Center
85 kilometers of groomed trails; rentals and lessons for all levels and are offered daily.
(559) 565-3388

Yosemite Cross Country Ski School
Explore Yosemite’s wilderness starting with your first lesson. Enjoy 90 miles of marked trails and nearly 25 miles of groomed track originating at Badger Pass.
(209) 372-8444

Fishing

Anyone 16 or older must have a fishing license in order to fish in any body of water in California.
Department of Fish and Game
1234 E. Shaw, Fresno
(559) 243-4005
dfg.ca.gov

Ice Skating

Try an outdoor rink at Curry Village in Yosemite National Park, November through March.
(209) 372-8341

Mountain Climbing

Yosemite Mountaineering School fits the needs of beginners and advanced climbers.
(209) 372-8344

Off-Highway Routes

There are 19 off-highway vehicle routes and one motorcycle area available in the Sierra National Forest, ranging from two to 30 miles in length and 1800 to 9500 feet. The routes are generally open June through November.
(559) 297-0706

Rock Climbing

Popular climbing adventures abound in Fresno County with Courtright Reservoir being one of the local favorites.
Sierra National Forest (559) 855-5360.

Sierra Summit Mountain Resort

Discover Central California’s premier winter playground, 65 miles northeast of Fresno on Highway 168. Forty-plus trails including three freestyle parks serviced by seven chair lifts, three surface lifts and one moving carpet. On-site facilities include Snowsports School, rental and sports shop, hotel and RV hookups.
(559) 233-2500
sierrasummit.com