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Wind Wolves Preserve

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Tripadvisor (20) · Nature reserve in Bakersfield, United States
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Wind Wolves Preserve is in an ecologically unique region where the Transverse Ranges, Coast Ranges, Sierra Nevada, western Mojave Desert and …

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Jul 31, 2024
This is a beautiful area close to town but off the beaten path. Roads are paved and easy to follow. Lots of hiking options. Campground onsite. Full review by Trek-Always
Feb 15, 2023
I camped here for 2 nights over the past weekend. I LOVED it! The trails are awesome! Great scenery, especially since the hills are so green right now after the recent storms. Saw some coyotes loping… Full review by Backpacker_0905
Mar 6, 2020
We hiked the San Emido trail went down by the creek and sat and listened to the water flow so relaxing! Some wildflowers along the way!! Full review by Cynthia N
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Are electric bikes allowed on the San Emigdio Canyon Trail to the Reflecting Pond? I intend to photograph the geology, …
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Are electric bikes allowed on the San Emigdio Canyon Trail to the Reflecting Pond? I intend to photograph the geology, flora and fauna. I am a bit “long in the tooth” to be “afoot”!
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Not sure, sorry.
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Answer by Pam Q · Mar 18, 2019
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Is there areas to bbq at or is it better bringing a pre cooked meal?
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There are picnic areas. So, it would be your choice of a hot or a cold picnic! Have a good time!!
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Answer by Pam Q · Sep 30, 2018
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What camping facilities are available and what is the cost per night?
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There are camping facilities but not sure of the cost.
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Answer by Angie M · Dec 3, 2019
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Is there a charge to go in? If so, how much?
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There is no entrance fee and official events there are also free; however the Wildlands Conservancy which maintains it does accept voluntary donations through their website. Links …
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There is no entrance fee and official events there are also free; however the Wildlands Conservancy which maintains it does accept voluntary donations through their website. Links are not allowed in my answer so if you google Wildlands Conservancy--Wind Wolves Preserve, you can get to their website which has a lot more information on visiting it and an event schedule.
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Answer by Jason P · Apr 30, 2015
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Polarized Sunglasses to help with harsh sunlight
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Location & Parking. Wind Wolves Preserve is located about a 45-minute drive from Bakersfield and about a 2-hour drive from Los Angeles.
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Best Time To Go. The best time to visit the Wind Wolves Preserve for hiking and camping is in early spring or fall when the weather in Central Valley is at its best.
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Durable merino wool hiking socks for extra cushion and comfort
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A travel hat to protect yourself from getting sunburned
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Other Wind Wolves Preserve Visitor Tips: Restrooms are available at the beginning of the trails near the parking lot. There are trashcans at the parking lot but not anywhere along the trail.
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Ankle height hiking boots to prevent slipping and twisting your ankles
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Tule Elk Trail – around 8 miles round trip. Along the Tule Elk Trail, you have a chance to see tule elk that were once near extinction but now flourish at the preserve.
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A comfortable flannel shirt – perfect for hiking and camping outdoors
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Shop My Favorite Hiking Gear: A light day pack. I use the REI Co-op Flash 22 Pack which fits everything I need for a day hike and comes with a breathable back & mesh straps for extra comfort.
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San Emigdio Canyon Trail – around 7 miles round trip. This is an easy trail and highly suggested for first-time visitors. This is the trail that we opted to hike.
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