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[caption id align="alignnone" width="620"] Photo by adam blauert [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] The Gustine Historical Society Wishes to discover, preserve and disseminate knowledge about the history of Gustine and the West Side. It collects artifacts, memorabilia, documents, books, maps, periodicals, articles, photographs and
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OPEN Mon-Fri 7:30 AM and Weekends 7:30 AM - Closed at Dusk (Next to UC Merced) [caption id align="alignnone" width="4032"] Yosemite Lake 2023 [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] Just down the street from UC Merced....enjoy the beauty! [caption id align="
Merced
[caption id align="alignnone" width="600"] PHOTO BY ADAM BLAUERT [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] [caption id align="alignnone" width="548"] photo by adam blauert [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] Lake McSwain and Lake McClureLake McSwain and Lake McClure: These two sister
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[caption id align="alignnone" width="4272"] Lake Yosemite - PHOTO BY ADAM BLAUERT [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] Merced County offers three large regional parks – Hagaman Henderson and Lake Yosemite. Hagaman and Henderson are both situated on the Merced River. Lake Yosemite wraps around the southern
Merced
[caption id align="alignnone" width="600"] Photo by adam blauert [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] Merced City Parks The City of Merced maintains a wide range of neighborhood, regional, and community parks within the city limits. Many of these parks are located along Merced City Bikeways.
Merced
Adam Blauert The purpose of this page is to provide a comprehensive database of recreation within Merced County and an hour’s drive of cities within the county. Your author, Adam Blauert, is an outdoorsman and outdoors columnist for the Merced Sun-Star. You can read his weekly column about outdoor
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Winter in the central valley The coldest months of the year often seem like a dead time for events and activities unless you’re going to mountains to ski or play in the snow. Despite that impression, there are actually a lot of great things to enjoy during this time
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What to do in Merced? It’s a commonly heard complaint, “There’s nothing to do in Merced.” Having lived here most of my life, I have to disagree. In fact, there are so many things that I want to do, I often hear about things that I want to
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The days are long and hot, and many of us – especially our kids – have extra time to get out and do things. Here’s five recommendations for some of the best local things to do during the hot months: #1 – Go swimming There are lots of places to cool off
Merced
Swimming Pools Community swimming pools are located throughout Merced County. Programs include swimming lessons, recreational swimming, and pool rentals. A variety of local swim leagues provides the opportunity for youth to improve their swim skills and compete in swim meets. Scroll down to explore the possibilities. Delhi - (209) 656-2000
Atwater
[caption id align="alignnone" width="5184"] Photo by Adam Blauert [https://merced-county-events.ghost.io/caption] You can always find pumpkins at every grocery store this time of year, but it’s a lot more fun to go and pick one out at a pumpkin patch. There
Madera
After the first rains of the winter season, the foothills start to turn green. By late March, wildflower displays are common, usually lasting into May. In the high elevation subalpine and alpine zones of the Sierra, the wildflower displays arrive in June and last through July or August. Fall brings