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Prime viewing spot for the annual sandhill crane migration (September through March), when tens of thousands of cranes roost in Lodi's wetlands. Managed by The Nature Conservancy.
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Operated by the Lodi Winegrape Commission. Guided tastings, retail wine selection, and an onsite demonstration vineyard. A good first stop for orienting yourself to the region.
A 50,000-acre preserve just north of Lodi offering birding, guided hikes, and wildlife viewing, especially during the crane migration season. No pets.
A 150-acre park on the Mokelumne River with a nature trail, kayak rentals, swimming area, and picnic facilities. Open year-round.
The iconic 1907 arch is the symbolic gateway to Historic Downtown Lodi and a popular photo stop.
Located at Micke Grove Regional Park. Exhibits cover the region's agricultural heritage, pioneer history, and wine industry roots.