On these pages are alphabetical lists:
- of the Treasures with articles we’ve already published
- and of the Treasures with their full articles still pending;
- of the many activities that can be enjoyed there, with links to their relevant Treasures;
- and of the communities and other sites that contain or are near our Treasures, with links to their relevant Treasures.
The Treasures Sorted by Activity pages make it easy to plan Treasure Tours based on your own favorite activities and interests, from Archaeology to Architecture, Backpacking to Birding, Boating to Camping, Caving to Disc Golf to Dog Walking, and dozens more right through to Scenic Drives, Skiing, Swimming, Volunteering, Wilderness, and Wildlife Viewing. There’s something for everyone in this section.
No matter where you are in Tulare County, Treasures await you nearby. The Treasures Sorted by Community pages list 17 communities and starting points that have Treasures of their own or are the communities nearest to various Treasures (and list and link to the related Treasures for each, along with the community’s environment — Valley, Foothills, or Mountains — which may help you plan where you want to go in our different seasons). Plan to visit these special places when you’re in their neighborhood!
And if you’d like to explore the Treasures within their historical context, you’ll find them listed chronologically on the Treasures Timeline pages, along with significant events in the history of conservation within our county and at the national level.
Our Interactive Map provides an overview of all these Treasures’ locations in our big county. Red pins mark Treasures with full articles already published, and link to them. Yellow pins mark Treasures with full Articles Pending, and will link to those for which we’ve gotten a basic information page published.
Browsing these lists may lead you to many Treasures that are new to you or that you haven’t been to for awhile. May finding them here inspire you to visit them soon!
