This birding hotspot in Bishop boasts more than 250 bird species seen over the years

The path runs along a creek/drainage which is very appealing to woodpeckers, flycatchers, hawks, and owls.

Beginning in a stand of cottonwoods, this trail makes its way to a shallow pond where herons and shorebirds can be found.

How do I get there?

From 395, turn onto Brockman Lane, then right onto Dixon Lane. There is plenty of parking along the shoulders of the road. Click this link for Google Maps directions.

How long is the walk?

This path can go out and back for about 2 miles without any elevation gain or loss. It’s a bit exposed after the cottonwoods, so it can get hot! Bring a hat, sunscreen, and water.